Muscle Group

Glutes

The Gluteal muscles (gluteus maximus, medius, and minimus) are the body’s largest and most powerful movers. They generate hip extension, stabilise the pelvis, and support posture and athletic performance.

Exercises like hip thrusts, deadlifts, lunges, and kettlebell swings train the glutes for power and endurance. Strong glutes improve sprinting, jumping, and lower-back health — making them essential for both strength and longevity in training.

athlete performing a kettlebell suitcase deadlift to march, kettlebell at one side, tall posture transitioning from hinge into a controlled step
Kettlebell Suitcase Deadlift to March

Kettlebell Suitcase Deadlift to March

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athlete performing a kettlebell suitcase march, single kettlebell held by the side, tall posture, slow controlled step
Kettlebell Suitcase March

Kettlebell Suitcase March

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Female athlete performing sandbag Zercher squat, sandbag cradled in elbows, deep squat position with upright posture, cinematic gym lighting showing strength and control
Sandbag Zercher Squat

Sandbag Zercher Squat

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female Athlete performing sandbag bear hug squat, sandbag held tightly to chest, deep squat position, core braced, cinematic gym lighting showing tension and strength
Sandbag Bear Hug Squat

Sandbag Bear Hug Squat

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Athlete performing barbell Romanian deadlift, hips pushed back, bar close to thighs, flat back, tension through hamstrings, cinematic gym lighting highlighting control and strength
Barbell Romanian Deadlift (RDL)

Barbell Romanian Deadlift (RDL)

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