Hip Thrust vs. RDL: Which is Best for Your Glutes? 🍑💪 Not all exercises hit the glutes the same! 🔥 💥 RDL: As you bend forward, your glutes stretch, and the maximal voluntary isometric contraction happens when they're in a lengthened position. 💥 Hip Thrust: Glutes fire up at the top, with maximal voluntary isometric contraction (MVIC) occurring in a shortened position. So, which one should you choose? 🤔 Why choose when you can have both❓ Combining hip thrusts and RDLs is the key to unlockin

The Hip Thrust is a favorite of lifters for effectively targeting the posterior chain — especially the glutes — in a unique way. The hip thrust motion mainly targets glutes — both the gluteus maximus and gluteus medius — as well as the hamstrings. So here are 3 basic cues for a perfect hip thrust:- 1. Chin Tucked - When chin is tucked in Hip Thrust, your body is much more stable as you are able to engage your core while watching yourself perform the whole motion. 2. Range of Motion - If you stop

Are you making this hip thrust mistake? 🫠. Don’t worry if you are it’s very common and it’s a easy fix. Test and see how high you can get your hips on a lower weight while holding it there for 3 seconds. Now try a heavier weight and still if you can still achieve this. Testing your range of movement in the hip thrusts is a great way to ensure you’re not leaving 🍑 gains on the table. Want to take away the stress of worrying whether you’re doing exercises correctly and not sure how to fix them?