Keep core tight and engage glutes to lift hips up off the floor until body forms a straight line from shoulders to knees.
Floor workouts for glutes.
Your glutes might be some of the biggest and most powerful muscles in the body but you can still work them with simple floor exercises that require little to no equipment.
New york city based fitness instructor charlee atkins teaches this compound movement that works your glutes and your abs.
Place hands on the floor directly under your shoulders fingers facing away from your body.
Sit on the floor knees bent feet hip width apart.
Lateral step up with kickback butt exercise.
Squeeze glutes at top then reverse the movement to return to start.
Stand to the left side of an aerobic step or box.
Pick exercises that isolate the glutes and force them to work against your bodyweight.
Squeeze glutes to lift hips into a tabletop position.
Starting with your right foot step up onto the bench lightly tapping your left foot to the surface while keeping your weight in your right heel.
The front squat requires you to stay more upright through your torso but it ll still require a ton of control.
Stand with a bench or step in front of you.
This exercise works both the adductors and abductors but the kickback targets the glutes.
There s no excuse to avoid doing these because you can do them almost anywhere.
Like all squats front squats will challenge your glutes quads and hamstrings.
Step sideways onto the box with your right leg only then contract your abs and.
Start lying on back with knees bent and feet flat on the floor hip width apart.
Begin laying on your back with your feet flat on the ground and your knees.
To add difficulty use ankle weights.