Senada Greca, MBA on Instagram: "10 exercises I do everyday that work out every single muscle in my body when I don’t have access to a gym or equipment. If you’re a beginner start with 15 - 30 seconds and 1 round More advanced, do 30-45 secs, for 3 rounds. Rest 30 secs - 1 min between rounds. 1. Jump squats or air squats - strengthen legs and glutes 2. Lateral lunges - great for mobility and stability, strengthening legs and glutes and single leg strength 3. RDLs - strengthen glutes, hamstrings, calves and lower back 4. Reverse lunges - coordination, balance, stability, glute and leg strength 5. Up and down jumps - with controlled skeletal impact to strengthen bones 6. Crab thrusts - strengthen glutes and hip stabilizers 7. Pike presses - strengthen shoulders, upper back and triceps 8.
COURTENEY FISHER FITNESS on Instagram: "—@justtcocoo The perfect lower body workout for toned + strong legs 🥵💪 🔗 in bio to get started with my strength x pilates method. Pilates in Paradise challenge starts on Monday, May 13 & Summer Shred starts on May 27🔥 #compoundmovements #dumbbells #dumbbell #liftweights #fitnessmotivation #athomeworkouts #goals #pilates #pilateslovers #legworkout #lowerbody"
Hip Rotation For Glute Activation
A muscles ability to contract and shorten depends on its ability to stretch and lengthen. The primary function of the glutes is to extend, externally rotate and abduct the hip joint. This means in order to fully lengthen the glute you need to be able to access internal rotation, adduction and flexion of the hip joint. This is genuine internal rotation. An inability to activate your glutes is not a muscle issues, it’s a joint position issue. - Credit: The.ancestral.athlete
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