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Dr. Brian Abelson
Apr 21, 2023
9 min read
Exercises to Correct Quadricep/Hamstring Imbalances
Quadriceps dominance arises when the quadriceps and hip flexors (Iliopsoas) overpower the gluteal and hamstring muscles.
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