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Dynamic Leg Swing Mobility Injury Protocol
Dynamic leg swing mobility injury protocol uses controlled front-back and lateral swings before runs—raises tissue temperature without cold max-velocity reps that strain stiff hamstrings.
Dynamic leg swing mobility injury protocol uses controlled front-back and lateral leg swings—ten to fifteen per direction—to raise hamstring and hip flexor temperature before runs and field sports without cold max-velocity work. Stay tall, core braced, range grows across reps; do not snap to end range on rep one.
Follow swings with hip CARs and ankle rocks for fuller prep. Static long holds belong post-session unless screening demands them.
Swings are not a substitute for eccentric hamstring strength.
Common questions
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Are leg swings enough before sprinting?
They are one layer—add hip CARs, ankle prep, and gradual build-up reps before max velocity. Eccentric hamstring strength still matters across the training week.
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