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It’s not every day you see an elderly woman in smiley-face-purple leggings, but if you clicked on this post…today’s the day. Today during my workout I wore more from the limited edition Halara X Smiley collection. These leggings are the “glute-lifting fit” with the flat tummy effect. They do A LOT lol. I’m wearing the matching bra, and then covered up with smiley t-shirt. I clearly went all in on this today! I gotta say, it didn’t make my work out easier, but it made me smile while doing it. submitted by /u/mmmsant to r/halara_official [link] [comments]

Current split Monday: Glutes/Hammies - hip thrusts, rdls, cable step ups, seated leg curl, hip adduction. Wednesday: Full upper body - chest press, bent over rows, seated cable row, lat pull down, shoulder press, tricep extension + bicep curl super set. Friday: Glutes/Quads - kas glute bridge, back extensions, leg press, leg extension, hip abduction. I hit cardio at the end of my sessions and Tuesday’s + Thursdays I hit core. submitted by /u/theedictator to r/progresspics [link] [comments]

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My boyfriend and I have been having some pretty severe trust issues, for context we’re both 24. Over the course of our relationship we’ve both had some slip ups. Last year, he tried kissing one of his girl friends while black out drunk—he apologized profusely, told me he’s an alcoholic, and vowed never to drink again and he’s kept that promise so far. My boyfriend keeps a lot of friends some of which happen to be girls, they aren’t intentionally malicious but they have an incestual friend group where they’re perfectly fine passing each other around. My boyfriend and I are the only monogamous relationship within. I wasn’t friends with his friends prior to dating him. One of his loose friends, Sophie, was always getting invited to the gym by his roommate who was trying to hit. The three of them would work out together all semester long, my boyfriend complained that this girl has bad takes and wasn’t super enjoyable to be around. She ends up making them beaded friendship bracelets and hanging in their room like OnE oF tHe GuYs. There are zero boundaries, she’s changing in their room treating it like a hang out spot and sitting in there when no one is there (it was a dorm so the doors were always unlocked). Semester ends, I come back from college, my boyfriend and I start working out together, and she is never invited to the gym after. A month ago my boyfriend asked me if Sophie could join our gym session. I thought it was fine at the time but while driving over I had this awful nauseous feeling that I had to go get my man. Something about picturing him alone in the gym with another girl made me absolutely ill. She is gorgeous, thin, incredibly rich, exactly my boyfriend’s type, and she puts on this kind quirky demeanor with men but cannot hold conversations with women. While at the gym it was mostly them talking to each other, my boyfriend made an attempt to include me in the conversation but I didn’t know any of the people they were talking about so I didn’t really chime in. What really got me is that when we moved to go lift, they stood in front of me, side by side at the mirror, so my boyfriend could “correct her form”. At the end she had the nerve to ask him if they could workout every week on Mondays at this specific time, and he agreed???!?? Also it was clearly not an invitation for me to tag along, she wants 1 on 1 time with my boyfriend like he’s her personal trainer. After we left the gym I texted him “I don't mean to sound like a bitch but it would make me feel bad and uncomfortable if you continued going to the gym with Sophie alone routinely” he reassured me and said he’d find a way out of it. The next two Mondays roll around and he flakes on her with random excuses, I thought things were fine. A week ago he was scrolling through his text list and I saw a text under her name saying “Needed u for morale”. Instead of confronting my boyfriend about it I decided to snoop on his phone since he keeps telling me he has nothing to hide. I find out that he, in fact, did not “find a way out of it” but instead just hid the fact that he was going with her from me. I found out she had been texting him about her workouts on days they missed, texts are included above. After the most recent one, he went to the gym with her and then immediately came over to decorate my Christmas tree with my family, he had every opportunity to tell he in passing that he went to the gym with her and he didn’t. We spent the night together, had sex, hung out the next day, and still no mention of his gym rendezvous with Sophie. I confronted him about it yesterday and these were his reasons, please tell me if they are bullshit: - he enjoys helping people get acquainted to the gym, has done it with many guy friends - he interpreted my text wrong, he thought “routinely” meant that he just couldn’t go with her every week - he spent most of their time gymming together talking about me - he said he hadn’t gone with her in a month and thought it was okay to start going with her again now that my boundary expired - he didn’t mention it because it was “incredibly mundane” - sometimes he makes plans with his friends, like getting lunch between classes, and doesn’t tell me, so he didn’t feel the need to mention this to me (even after I told him it made me uncomfortable) Anyways I’m really torn up about this. I feel stupid for believing that he would care about my feelings and boundaries. I am so angry and confused. I don’t see why he would put his girl friend above his girlfriend but I don’t even feel justified in my anger because he keeps shutting me down. Anyways AIO submitted by /u/Significant_Hand3348 to r/AIO [link] [comments]

For a bit more context, I’ve been casually seeing this guy I met at my gym a couple months ago. He seems to be a bit pushy about me working my glutes to the point where I feel like he straight up just doesn’t like my ass. As I mentioned in the texts, I have been this exact weight since he met me!! It’s not like a had some big fat ass before and I lost it.. I never had one (hence why I’m trying to work out). I appreciate his fitness advice TO AN EXTENT because he’s knowledgeable about lifting and has helped but this doesn’t feel like he’s helping me for ME, it feels like he’s helping me for HIM. So that I can look a certain way that he prefers. AIO?? submitted by /u/Significant_Rest_113 to r/AmIOverreacting [link] [comments]

Hello! As I’m currently in a lean bulk to continue building my physique and taking progress photos I thought I’d share my best tips on growing my glutes! The first photo is 0 resistance training to now. The second photo is from a year and a half in of lifting weights progressively to now. Use machines The first year or so I used a program that had a lot of barbell movements, which aren’t bad by any means, but they require more skill and you might fatigue in other muscle groups that aren’t your target muscle. Machines can help you fatigue and get close to failure safer and more effectively than free weights. It’s my personal preference, but one that has allowed to to push my sets as hard as I need. Intensity Once you are comfortable with a movement and are stressing the target muscle groups (i.e, if you feels RDLs way more in your back than hamstrings, your form isn’t down) you can then push that muscle group(s) to failure. Do your leg curls until you can’t get your heels to your butt and you barely move. Do your hip thrusts until you can’t get to the top. Exercises I pick a squat, thrust/rdl, and hip abduction for every glute day. An example on one day is glute drive, belt squat, seated hip abduction. That’s it. Once you learn intensity, you don’t need a lot of actual exercises/sets. I train glutes 2-3x per week. Some phases I’ve done 2, some I do 3. I don’t have 7 exercises in a workout. Just 2-3 exercises and hitting intensity (very close to failure or muscle failure). Abduction movements Your program has to include abduction movements. Please, just follow Bret Contreras already so you can learn! You will most likely have to go through lean bulks to build those glutes, then cuts to drop body fat, then rinse and repeat enough times until you’ve built up that peach and maintain a lean physique if that’s what you want. Some ppl have amazing glute genetics or the ‘ideal physique’ with not as much to work on. But for the rest of us who want to increase their glute size, NOT under eating, getting enough protein in, and sometimes eating in a small surplus knowing you will gain some body fat is the only way to continue seeing progress. submitted by /u/andrealifts to r/PetiteFitness [link] [comments]

my go-to are, hip thrusts, rdls, and bulgarians submitted by /u/savv4xo to r/GymMotivation [link] [comments]

I’m a 34-year-old female, 5’10” and 115 lbs. I typically consume around 1,200–1,500 calories per day, aiming for 100–115 grams of protein, though I sometimes struggle to meet that goal. My current routine includes 4–5 workout sessions per week focused on sculpt yoga, and I’ve recently started incorporating weight training twice a week. Despite this, I still feel like my glutes haven’t developed much. What adjustments should I make to see better results? submitted by /u/lilbrownmutt to r/fit [link] [comments]

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I've recently started training at the gym a few weeks ago, and I want to create a glute-focused workout routine based on my glute shape, which is square. I've read that the best approach is to focus on unilateral exercises that especially target the gluteus minimus and preferably isolate it. Do you have any recommendations on this?I know that hip dips are mostly due to bone structure; however, I want to work on my gluteus minimus to create the illusion of a rounder butt. Important note: The people shown in the photos are not me; they were used as examples. submitted by /u/Fabulous-Track-3847 to r/WorkoutRoutines [link] [comments]

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Edit : Thanks everyone for the answers and the exercice recommendations, i appreciate a lot, but my main question was would my workout work or not, what do you think ? Yo. So i’ve been going to the gym for more than two years now. My legs are my biggest body part but i feel like my butt is kinda lacking, not flat but not that developed. I’d like to have a nice looking butt, not like something huge and bubbly but something strong and aesthetic. I used to do BSS and was feeling them really good but the upper part of my glutes was still lacking and i kinda hate this exercice. Here is the workout i think i’d go for, i focused the glute exercices on the upper part, tell me what you guys think. Hamstring curls Heal elevated squats (ankle mobility sucks) Leg Extension Hipthrust Glute extension calves raises and abductor machine i also do conventional deadlift once a week during back days- 3-5 rep range Do you guys think it’d work good? Do i need to add one lower glute exercice or this will be enough ? submitted by /u/Then_Replacement8641 to r/naturalbodybuilding [link] [comments]

Introduction Welcome to the Glute Journey: A Beginner-Friendly Guide to Building Strong Glutes! In this guide, we’ll cover a variety of important topics to help you on your journey to stronger, more sculpted glutes. You’ll learn about the anatomy of the glutes, the science of muscle growth, how to perfect your form in key movements to target your glutes effectively, and how to structure a workout plan that fits your goals. Whether you're just starting or looking to refine your technique, this guide will set you on the right path to success! Why Growing Glutes Matter? There's a number of reasons why growing your glutes matter. Better Posture: Your glutes and pelvis are best friends. The glutes help stabilize the pelvis and support your lower back. Injury Prevention: Growing your glutes help prevent injuries in the knees, hips, and your lower back. Enhanced Mobility: Strengthening the glutes improves hip mobility. This is why you're able to sit, squat, bending, and more Core Support: The glutes work with your core muscles to stabilize your body when it comes to doing dynamic movements Improving Everyday Life: Overall, without strong glutes you wouldn't be able to do everyday life activities like walking, bending over, carrying objects and groceries. Understanding Glute Anatomy https://preview.redd.it/34zldojepo3e1.jpg?width=2386&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6e7dec78191722040cec37d14a628d3fc7abdc7b Gluteus Maximus The largest gluteal muscle in your glutes. This is the primary muscle that gives your buttocks its shape. it is the main extensor of the thigh and assists with lateral rotation. However, it is only used when force is required, such as running or climbing Gluteus Medius This muscle group is between the gluteus maximus and the minimus. It stabilizes the pelvis during everyday activities. Gluteus Minimus This is one of the deepest muscles in the glutes. It stabilizes the pelvis during everyday activities. https://preview.redd.it/y0fqezvgpo3e1.jpg?width=325&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9c23ddcdcd44a9c19c84a7db17f4718d7bc0d94b Piriformis, Gemelli, Quadratus Femoris, and Obturator Internus are all deep muscles in the glutes Muscle Growth In order to grow muscle. you have to abuse it.....(not literally guys or maybe). Muscles grow under extreme amount of stress. When weight training, you're tearing the muscle microfibers and in order to repair them you have to eat protein, carbs, and your calories. Can't forget the most important part. REST. Now we will be breaking down what contributes to muscle growth. 1. Resistance Training (Mechanical Tension) Key Factor: Applying stress to muscles through weightlifting or resistance exercises. Progressive Overload: Gradually increasing the weight, reps, or intensity over time to challenge your muscles continuously. Exercise Variety: Compound movements (e.g., squats, Bulgarians, RDLS) for overall growth and isolation exercises (e.g., b stance RDLS, s, kickbacks) for targeting specific muscles. 2. Sufficient Nutrition Protein: Provides the amino acids necessary for muscle repair and growth. Aim for about 0.7–1.0 grams per pound of body weight per day. Caloric Surplus: Consuming more calories than you burn supports muscle building, as it provides the energy required for repair and growth. Carbohydrates and Fats: Carbs fuel your workouts and recovery, while healthy fats support hormone production. 3. Recovery and Rest Sleep: During deep sleep, your body releases growth hormone, which aids in muscle repair. Rest Days: Muscles grow during recovery, not during the workout itself. Overtraining can hinder growth. Active Recovery: Light activities, stretching, or yoga can help improve blood flow without overloading the muscles. 5. Volume, Intensity, and Frequency Training Volume: Total weight lifted (sets × reps × load). Higher volume promotes growth if recovery is adequate. Intensity: The amount of weight lifted in relation to your one-rep max. Training with moderate to heavy weights (8-12 reps) is ideal for hypertrophy. Frequency: Training each muscle group 2-3 times per week allows for sufficient stimulus and recovery. 6. Muscle Damage Controlled muscle damage from resistance training causes microscopic tears in the muscle fibers. During recovery, the body repairs these fibers, making them stronger and thicker. 7. Metabolic Stress The "pump" feeling during high-rep training creates an environment that encourages muscle growth through cellular swelling and metabolite accumulation. 8. Consistency Regular training, proper nutrition, and adequate rest over weeks and months lead to measurable muscle growth. Glute-Building Exercises We will be going over the compound and isolation movements that contributes to glute growth, and form tips. Please know that some of the exercises shown below doesn't need to be done with barbells. You can use dumbbells or objects around the house. Bulgarian Split Squats (compound) https://preview.redd.it/jas7pm2jpo3e1.jpg?width=418&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3f49cad7e8930426a59a5293fcc2951bd4c77a71 Form: Bulgarin Split Squat Form Glutes Sumo Squats (compound) https://preview.redd.it/nbko6spkpo3e1.jpg?width=431&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c64cf4a547e1d6187b2ee1a0bfc8a4933278c626 Form: Sumo Squat Form Hip Thrust (compound) https://preview.redd.it/jg4zucmmpo3e1.jpg?width=414&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9074201aed74513245ec6368d5425349d89d2e45 Form: Hip Thrust Form Step Ups (compound) https://preview.redd.it/d8exa78rqo3e1.jpg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=529ae3646bf29ef7b4c21fa102234086942e7458 Form: Step Ups Form RDLS (compound) https://preview.redd.it/4fthcjsyro3e1.jpg?width=352&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c42924dc035b3786de234db71eb00b48d0a71026 Form: RDL Form Step Back Lunges (compound) https://preview.redd.it/snpy2uh0wo3e1.jpg?width=1068&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1dc437145336f092c2d9356dabe51c48bb7d863b Form: Reverse Lunges KAS Glute Bridges (isolation) https://preview.redd.it/p7dcxnhfto3e1.jpg?width=474&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=93c53f9a5f5c6263d136ade079c5fdc5363d1a44 Form: KAS Glute Form B Stance RDL (isolation) https://preview.redd.it/hzmzszxvto3e1.jpg?width=474&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=591209c5799d157204aacb02f233338321fd44e4 Form: B Stance RDL Form Kickbacks (isolation) https://preview.redd.it/419oskx7uo3e1.jpg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2009204aafe915ce318e12d3f53c80875f1429ad Form: Kickbacks Sidekicks (isolation) https://preview.redd.it/v19jarw1vo3e1.jpg?width=474&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d363bc8fa2f2da387c0bf20c755ef67454080fbd Form: Sidekicks Hip Abductions (isolation) https://preview.redd.it/0n3h7u9jvo3e1.jpg?width=452&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=beedc65fdd0110713f6e255b9555f95557d192eb Form: Hip Abduction Form How To Structure Your Workout Plan Structuring a workout plan that fits your schedule and includes proper rest is crucial for maximizing glute growth and overall fitness progress. When it comes to building your glutes, balance between training and rest is key. Muscles grow during recovery, so allowing adequate rest days ensures you're not overtraining while giving your glutes time to rebuild stronger. You should always have at least 2-3compound movements and 2 isolation movements in your workout plan. There needs to be a lunge, unilateral, Thrust, Abduction, Isolation, and squat movements. Compounds come first and Isolation last. Frequency You should train your glutes 2 days per week with at least 1–2 days of rest between sessions. This allows your muscles to recover while still being challenged consistently. Example: Glutes- Monday & Wednesday or Monday & Thursday. As long there's a REST period between the days How Much Volume Do I Start With? Start Light, Focus on Form As a beginner, building a strong foundation is essential for long-term success. You don’t need to go heavy right away. In fact, starting with body weight or light weights (like 5lb dumbbells) is ideal. Why Form Is Key Your form is the most critical aspect of any exercise, whether you're lifting heavy or light. Proper technique: Prevents Injuries: Correct form minimizes strain on your joints and muscles. Maximizes Effectiveness: Good form ensures you’re targeting the right muscles (like your glutes). Builds Confidence: Learning the right way early on sets you up for success as you progress to heavier weights. Sets, Reps, and Volume for Beginners To build strength while maintaining focus on form, start with manageable volume: Reps: 12 repetitions per set. Sets: 3–4 sets per exercise. Rest: Take 60–90 seconds between sets. Weight: Stick with light weight (or body weight) until you’re confident with your form. Warm-Up with Dynamic Stretches Dynamic stretching prepares your body for movement, improves flexibility, and helps prevent injuries. Examples: Leg Swings: 10–12 per leg. Lunges with a Twist: 10 reps per leg. Hip Circles: 8–10 rotations per direction. Key Reminders Go Slow: Focus on controlled movements rather than speed. Feel the Muscle Work: Mind-muscle connection is essential—make sure you feel your glutes engaging. Rest Days: Allow at least 1–2 days between glute-focused workouts for recovery MOST OF ALL. Engage your core with any movement you do Nutrition For Glute Growth Nutrition is the most important factor in building muscle, including your glutes. Without the right fuel, your body cannot repair and grow the muscle fibers you break down during workouts. While I’m not a nutritionist and cannot provide a specific meal plan, I can recommend nutrient-dense foods that support muscle growth. 1. Protein: The Building Block of Muscle Protein is essential for repairing and rebuilding muscle tissue. Aim for high-quality protein sources, such as: Lean Meats: Chicken breast, turkey, lean beef. Fish: Salmon, tuna, cod (rich in omega-3s and protein). Plant-Based Options: Tofu, tempeh, edamame, lentils, chickpeas. Eggs: A complete protein source packed with essential amino acids. Dairy: Greek yogurt, cottage cheese, milk. Protein Powders: Whey, casein, or plant-based powders for convenience. 2. Carbohydrates: Fuel for Energy Carbs provide energy for your workouts and recovery. Focus on complex carbs to maintain energy levels: Whole Grains: Brown rice, quinoa, oats, whole-wheat bread. Root Vegetables: Sweet potatoes, potatoes, carrots. Fruits: Bananas, berries, apples, oranges (great pre/post-workout). Legumes: Beans, lentils, and peas are high in both carbs and protein. 3. Healthy Fats: Essential for Hormonal Health Fats support hormone regulation, which is crucial for muscle growth and overall health. Avocados: A great source of monounsaturated fats. Nuts and Seeds: Almonds, walnuts, chia seeds, flaxseeds. Fatty Fish: Salmon, mackerel, sardines (also rich in omega-3s). Oils: Olive oil, coconut oil, or avocado oil for cooking. . Micronutrients: The Unsung Heroes Vitamins and minerals play a vital role in muscle function and recovery. Calcium: Found in dairy, leafy greens, and fortified plant-based milks. Iron: Essential for oxygen transport; found in red meat, spinach, and legumes. Magnesium: Supports muscle function; found in nuts, seeds, and leafy greens. Vitamin C: Helps with collagen production for connective tissues; found in citrus fruits and bell peppers. 5. Hydration: Don’t Forget Water Staying hydrated is crucial for muscle performance and recovery. Conclusion: Build the Glutes You’ve Always Wanted That wraps up this beginner glute guide! By following the tips, exercises, and nutrition suggestions outlined here, you'll be well on your way to building stronger, sculpted glutes while improving your overall fitness. Remember: consistency, patience, and proper form are your best friends on this journey. Focus on small, steady progress, and don’t forget to listen to your body along the way. Thank you for taking the time to read this guide. I hope you found it helpful and feel motivated to start (or continue) your glute-building journey! Good luck, and happy training! 💪🍑 submitted by /u/CharacterAttitude93 to r/glutejourney [link] [comments]

I don't know if this kind of post is allowed here but I'm sorry if it isn't. I don't know what other subreddit would be better. This person's progress is 5 years! But is this kind of progress realistic in under a year? For women who store fat in their ass and generally lower body, their glute progress tends to be massively noticeable, whereas women like me, store fat in their abdomen. I'm curious to know if I still have a chance to have this kind of transition even with my fat distrobution. This is not a promotion but I've shared my physique before, and would like to know how I can find out if I'll be able to grow my glutes. submitted by /u/BothConsideration535 to r/TheGirlSurvivalGuide [link] [comments]

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