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Which work outs should i do with a pulled hamstring?
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Light leg exercises: After a pulled hamstring, light leg exercises are encouraged. Riding a stationary bike may be the best exercise. Non-weightbearing exercises like swimming are a good alternative to weightbearing ones.
Answered 5/9/2013
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