60 Minutes Advanced Hamstrings Workout with Bodyweight
A 60 minutes strength workout targeting your hamstrings using bodyweight equipment. 4 exercises, 19 total sets, designed for advanced lifters.
60 Minutes
Duration
19
Total Sets
3-6 reps
Rep Range
~998
Est. Calories
The Workout
Start with this as your primary movement. Warm up with 2 lighter sets first.
Form cues
- Lie on your back and place your heels on top of a Swiss ball.
- Bridge your hips up so your body forms a straight line from shoulders to heels.
- Curl the ball toward your glutes by digging your heels in and flexing your knees.
Advanced movement — prioritize form over weight.
Form cues
- Kneel on a pad with your feet anchored under something heavy or by a partner.
- Cross your arms over your chest and keep your body straight from knees to head.
- Slowly lower yourself forward by extending at the knees only — as slow as possible.
Lie on your back with knees bent and feet flat, then lift hips into a bridge.
Form cues
- Lie on your back with knees bent and feet flat, then lift hips into a bridge.
- Slowly walk your feet forward one at a time, extending your legs.
- Keep your hips elevated throughout — do not let them sag.
Finish strong — take the last set close to failure.
Form cues
- Lie face up with your heels on sliders and arms at your sides for stability.
- Bridge your hips up so your body forms a straight line from shoulders to heels.
- Curl both heels toward your glutes while keeping your hips elevated.
Why This Workout Works
This workout is built around the principles of strength training. Center your program around the big compound lifts: squat, bench press, deadlift, and overhead press. Use heavy loads (80-95% 1RM) with low reps and full recovery between sets. Periodize intensity — not every session should be a max effort.
Training Parameters
- Rep Range: 3-6 reps — heavy enough for maximal force production
- Rest Periods: 3-5 minutes — full recovery between heavy sets
- Sets Per Exercise: 4-6 sets — optimized for strength
Hamstrings Training Tips
- *RDLs are the king of hamstring exercises — feel the stretch at the bottom and squeeze at the top.
- *Include both hip-hinge movements (RDLs) and knee-flexion movements (leg curls) for complete development.
- *Nordic curls build eccentric hamstring strength that prevents pulls and tears.
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