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Glute Bridge Exercise - 16 Variations Redefining Strength

Glute Bridge Exercise - 16 Variations Redefining Strength

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Here are 16 great variations for the glute bridge exercise The Glute Bridge is one of the best movements to stretch your hips, activate your glutes and give you a stronger, sexier butt all while also helping to prevent and alleviate low back pain. Basically whatever your goals are, you need to include a bridge variation in your leg workouts because these moves do the opposite of what your body does all day seated at a desk hunched over a computer. If your glutes aren-t activated, which they often aren-t if you have a desk job, you risk injury and you also won-t end up working one of the biggest muscle groups in your body when you perform the big lifts in your leg workouts. Want to get stronger? Leaner? Then you need to work the big muscles of your body, especially the muscles of your legs and glutes! The 20 Glute Bridge Variations below can be used as part of your warm up or as exercises to include in your workout. Some moves, like the Barbell Hip Thruster or Weighted Glute Bridge, can even be the big lifts you focus on for your workout. If you want to get your glutes activated and strong, you need to include a few of these bridging exercises in your workout routine! 1. Basic Glute Bridge (0: 10) 2. Glute Bridge With Rock (0: 20) 3. Glute Bridge with March (0: 29) 4. Frog Bridge (0: 41) 5. Glute Bridge With Alternating Overhead Reach (0: 52) 6. Mini Band Glute Bridge (1: 05) 7. Wide Stance Glute Bridge (1: 18) 8. Narrow Stance Glute Bridge (1: 30) 9. More Hamstring Bridge (1: 39) 10. Straighter Leg Bridge (1: 52) 11. Glute Bridge With Squeeze (2: 02) 12. Glute Bridge Hold With Leg Lift (2: 18) 13. Cross Leg Single Leg Glute Bridge (2: 37) 14. Feet Raised Glute Bridge (2: 54) 15. Glute Bridge Pulses (3: 08) 16. Glute Bridge Cherry Bombs (3: 19)
Date: 2022-03-30

Comments and reviews: 7


I-ve been adding a few of these moves (the ones I can do at this point) to my routine to help strengthen the muscles that support my pesky SI joint that likes to go out of whack and create havoc. I always put my fists up to the ceiling now to maintain proper form. Now, I think I will try to master that leg lift one now.
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Dear,
Thank you for this video as more creative. Also use the bridge in my training. I learned several new exercises in this video. Due to my spinal injury, this is one of my favorite moves to strengthen glutes, biceps femoral and lumbar. Therefore, I can do many repetitions without me injured.
Hug!

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A heavy, overweight person with knee problems can't safely get up off the ground. They certainly can't put their body weight on their knees to do so. If these are performed in bed or on a raised flat surface then I could see them being useful.
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Thank you for all of your videos. They are straight to the point and easy to follow. There are too many videos with lots of talking. I like people who just get to the nitty gritty.
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These videos are good, but you always show each exercise for too long. We get the point after 2-3 reps. All the extra reps just make the video longer than it needs to be.
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i like adding some bridge moves to my routine. but o usually use the basic move using a plate. but this are really cool moves. thanks for sharing the good stuff. take care
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If testing clients or own glutes out, what is a reasonable time to hold a double leg bridge and single leg bridge in your opinion.
Thanks

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