If you know me, Glute Training is my favorite! I love to tighten, tone & build my booty. BUT training the booty isn’t just for the look.

Here is why it is Number One on my list to train ⤵️
Strong glutes & hamstrings will help decrease hip & knee pain, help prevent injuries, alleviate lower back strain, improve your posture—which will help with any lower belly pooching 👌🏼, gain mobility in your hips AND enhance athletic performance.
No matter what level of fitness you are at you should be incorporating training those glutes, hamstrings & hips. These are amazing beginner exercises for if you are prenatal, postnatal, an athlete, young or experienced.
Before we begin it’s essential to know how to engage and activate the muscle you are working. Make that mind body connection and workout with passion!
Here are 9 basic exercises to activate those glutes in every angle and begin your journey to build, tighten, tone & strengthen your booty.
Tighten abs through all exercises and maintain neutral position in your spine. Squeeze & engage your glutes with every exercise! Form is everything! Take your time and control your movements. Always consult with a doctor before beginning any exercise program. ✌🏼
When you have mastered these exercises you can always add a mini band for an extra challenge and check out more advanced exercises at @amandajacksonfitness
1. Hip Bridge
2. All 4’s -> Fire Hydrant
3. All 4’s ->Rainbows
4. All 4’s -> Hip Circles
5. Side T (modified plank) Leg Lift
To modify just keep your hips on the ground while performing exercise.
If you’re going into the side plank- keep your spine in a neutral position and maintain a strong posture.
6. All 4’s -> bend and extend
7. All 4’s -> Straight Leg Lift
8. All 4’s -> Core Stabilization
9. Hip Bridge with Core Activation
Movement comes from the hips!
For more inspiration and ideas visit @amandajacksonfitness
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