A lot of my personal training clients want to get stronger legs but don’t know where to start. It’s understandable—gyms packed with weights and machines can be as intimidating for some as they are ...

Stand with feet hip-width apart with pelvis tucked, glutes squeezed, and hands clasped in front of chest. Step left leg back into a lunge, then immediately step back to starting position.

Romanian Deadlift: This exercise is a gem for working the hamstrings and glutes. It focuses on the hip hinge, ... Make sure to sit down in a controlled manner and stand up by pushing from your heels.

Repeat the movement for 30 seconds, focusing on form and controlled motion. 2. Standing glute kickback. Though compound moves (those involving more than one muscle) give you more bang for your ...

A Romanian deadlift strengthens your glutes, hamstrings, and more—but watch out for these common mistakes. Trainers explain how to do proper RDL step-by-step. If You Want To Strengthen Your ...

Barbell hip thrusts are excellent for building glute and hip strength. Learn proper form, avoid errors, and progress with expert tips.

But a properly done hip thrust isolates the glutes and can be done 3 to 4 times per week, depending on the rest of your training. How to Do It: Start with a barbell and bench to set up.

Sculpt your butt and tone your lower body with the best trainer-approved glute exercises for a 20-minute at-home workout.

Nailing this movement pattern can help ensure your workouts are safe and effective. Here, learn how to do the hip hinge correctly every single time. Although the movement patterns you act out in ...

Engage glutes, hinge hips back, and descend to grasp barbell with both hands. Immediately reverse movement to stand, with barbell resting in front of thighs. That’s 1 rep.

Band hip-hinge abduction: 10 reps, 3-second pause. Stand feet shoulder-width apart, the band wrapped above/below your knees. Hinge forwards at your hips and bend your knees, keeping your shins ...