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How to Grow a BUTT The Most Scientific Way to Train Glutes

How to Grow a BUTT The Most Scientific Way to Train Glutes

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My Glute Hypertrophy Program is now available As promised in the outro clip, below is the full workout featured in the video. Hit the thumbs up button if you find this informative To skip right to the science, click here: 1: 15 The Science-Based Glute Workout: 1. Back Squat 2 sets 5 reps (warm up) 3 sets 4 reps (working) 2. Plate-Loaded Single Leg Hip Thrust 3 sets 12-15 reps per leg 3. Walking Barbell Lunge 3 sets 30 total strides 4. Lower Back (Hip) Extension 3 sets 15-20 reps (load with a plate help to your chest) 5. Hip Abduction (machine, cable or plate) 3 sets 15-20 reps MY CALF SCIENCE VIDEO MY CHEST SCIENCE VIDEO
Date: 2019-11-06

Comments and reviews: 10


Hey there, I was wondering how many days a week I should hit my glutes for them to grow. I'm a single mom so realistically, I can only go to the gym 3-4 times a week. Over the summer I went a lot while my son would do swim lessons at our local gym, but now that it's winter, I've lost it a bit and I'm struggling getting back into it. I'm trying to figure out if its best to go heavy and just do glutes 2 days or do them 3 and like upper body the one. I hope this question makes sense and someone ends up seeing it
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Hey Jeff I hope this gets answered or covered in one of your videos, recently ive noticed while working out my dominant side tries to compensate for lack of strength in the other side, I kind of see soreness on one side more than the other, and it kind of comes out naturally is that the case? What are your thoughts?
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I can do squats but right now my thoracolumbar fascia hurts so much that bending over makes me want to fall. I'm 26 and I can't believe I'm having this pain, but I need to strengthen my glutes and everything connected to to the fascia first before I think I can start to do squats and dead lifts again.
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Jeff, I have been viewing workout suggestions and routines for over a decade; I truly appreciate and love that you researched your method and provided documentation from the studies. Very few people are so thorough; very well done (And now I am adding these to my routine.
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Definitely, a fan of using more hip extension oriented exercises to isolate and target glutes. It's sad that so many people focus on using squats to build a booty when it's significantly inferior to something like a hip extension for building glutes.
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Will you do a leg workout for knee pain? I cant squat or lunge without my knees giving out ( I have tibial torsion- a rotation in my tibia that is causing knee pain. The one exercise that causes no pain is hip thrusts.
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I find banded hybrid Sumo Deadlifts, with the bands set behind blasts my glutes more than anything. Glute-Ham Raises with a 35 or 45 pound plate held in place on my upper back is a superb finisher, too.
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Wow i have soooo much information with your one video versus 100's of videos from just a regular trainer i follow. You and Steph are so informative in your videos Thank you guys for all the info
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My question is howwww often should I train my glutes to get the results I am seeking. 2-3 times a week. Most days a week. what? And for how long a session. target at least 2-3 glute exercises
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I absolutely love the fact that you use empirical evidence to support your videos. Unlike many videos that sound like bro science, yours is underpinned with scientific evidence. Thanks
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