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7 Effective Exercises for Glute Muscles

Regular glute training offers more than just achieving a certain look. Strong glute muscles help prevent injuries, positively influence functional movements, and ensure an upright posture. They also ...
This routine will help stimulate your glute, hamstring, and quad muscles without having to go to a gym. If you're on the go and very busy, this workout should only take about 30 minutes!
Squeeze the glute and hamstring muscles, keeping your core activated as you lift your hips. Keeping your right leg raised, slowly lower your hips back to the floor.
10 best hamstring exercises 1.Dumbbell Romanian deadlift Begin by standing with your feet hip-width apart and knees slightly bent. Hold one dumbbell in each hand, and place them in front of hips with ...
Bodyweight exercises are an effective way to improve strength, joint control, mobility, and core engagement without equipment ...
This five-move hamstring workout sculpts stronger, more muscular hamstrings and glutes in under 20 minutes when performed as part of a regular fitness routine.
To maintain a pain-free and healthy lifestyle, everyone should include some form of glute training in their exercise regimen. Here are a few exercises to consider adding to your workouts. Supine ...
I'm fully aware of the glute-strengthening benefits of deadlifts — but, to be frank, I'm sick of them. Since I'm nearing fatigue in most of my other go-to exercises, too, I'm turning to Pilates ...
And although squats and lunges work your glutes, if you’re a quad-dominant exerciser, you might struggle to activate them properly. Give these exercises a go instead — I swear by them.
Gluteal amnesia and “dead butt syndrome” are both terms used to describe what happens when your glute muscles forget how to activate and therefore your hips, low back and legs take the brunt ...
Squeeze the glute and hamstring muscles, keeping your core activated as you lift your hips. Keeping your right leg raised, slowly lower your hips back to the floor.