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This study found that the straight-knee bridge, upright hip extension, and leg curls produced the highest hamstring activity in both the concentric and eccentric phases.
Hip extension was the only exercise that produced a higher activity of the biceps femoris. Lower distal semitendinosus activity was found during the leg curl and bent-knee bridging exercises in comparison with the proximal and middle portions.
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