Saying you got hurt because your hamstrings are “weak” is...

Injuries aren’t that simple…they’re complex, multifactorial, and usually come down to timing, recovery, and mechanics.
You can have “strong” hamstrings and still get hurt if fatigue changes how you move,
The weight room builds capacity, stronger tissue, longer fascicles, higher force potential.
But sprinting and reactive drills teach your hamstrings how to use that capacity, how to stabilize before
And none of it matters if recovery isn’t built into the plan.
Too much high-speed work without enough restoration throws off rhythm and timing and that’s when tissue load exceeds capacity.
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