hamstring - use in sentences

Object

  • curl: Players squat, front and back, do leg extensions, leg press and hamstring curls.
  • injury: I had a hamstring injury leading up to the final.
  • muscle: Short, tight hamstring muscles can spell disaster for many sports people.
  • stretch: Keeping your feet firmly on the floor, extend your elbows back, whilst moving into a standing hamstring stretch.
  • trouble: Neil Cox remains out with back and hamstring trouble and Ryan Lowe is a doubt with a shin injury.

Converse of object

  • stretch: An example is leg swings to stretch the hamstrings.
  • pull: We thought he had pulled a hamstring or something.

Adjective modifier

  • torn: A torn hamstring will keep Woodgate out for a month.
  • tight: Katharine Merry, sidelined from the Spar European Cup by tight hamstrings, ran a 200m personal best, 22.76 seconds.
  • dodgy: God knows what I was doing betting on that with a dodgy hamstring.

Modifies a noun

  • strain: The winger missed last weekend's win over his old club, Man City, with a slight hamstring strain.
  • injury: Ryan Giggs ' hamstring injury has finally forced him out of the game against the Swiss.
  • tendon: Doesn't it matter if your hamstrings tendon is removed?
  • stretch: The hamstring stretch is an essential aspect of your treatment regime.
  • pull: Joe Maddock has also been forced to withdraw due to a hamstring pull suffered in the Captain's run yesterday.

Modifying Another Word

  • tight: Short, tight hamstring muscles can spell disaster for many sports people.

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