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The hamstrings are the primary muscles that challenge many people in actively engaging in a Forward Fold. Tightness in the hamstrings can limit flexibility and make it difficult to hinge at the hips, resulting in discomfort or an inability to fully fold forward. Additionally, tightness in the lower back and calves can also contribute to difficulty in achieving an effective Forward Fold. Regular stretching and mobility work can help improve this range of motion.

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