2. Tight hamstrings can cause the hips and pelvis
to rotate back flattening the lower back and
causing back problems.
Tight hamstrings can also be responsible for
postural problems by pulling the pelvis out of
normal position.
3.
4.
5. Genetics
Poor posture(long time in sitting posture)
Lack of stretching
Spasm in the muscle
Injury
Nerve impingement
Improper stretching after a game or exercise
8. Regular stretching
Frequent changes in posture
Regular exercise
Comfortable sitting with foot on the floor
Proper care for all injuries
Allow extra warm-up before exercise
Avoid sudden explosive load on leg muscles
13. PubMed
Science direct
American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons
Journal of the American Academy of
Orthopedic Surgeons
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise
National Athletic Trainers Association