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Pushing through the heels as opposed to through the balls of your feet shifts muscle activation away from the quadriceps and onto the glutes and hamstrings. How to:

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I found my answer! Thanks for providing such a wealth of info. I’m loving your program and the results are so exciting!!!! Should I eat in a caloric surplus to grow my glutes? I’m a litte afraid of that bc I don’t want to gain fat. I’m 5,2″ and about 107 lbs. Not need to lose weight as you see, but I don’t mind if I lose a little more fat. Make sure you use the glutes to push the hips as high as possible during each repetition of the hip thrust. Don’t skimp on ROM just to perform more reps; if you can’t reach full hip extension then end the set. 5. Slightly Posterior Tilt the Pelvis I’ve been doing barbell bridge for almost a year pretty intensively. Only recently raised the weights to 100 pounds (used to be 50). Posterior pelvic tilt prevents lumbar hyperextension which isn’t ideal for spinal health, in addition to increasing glute activation. How to:Keeping the ribs down prevents spinal hyperextension, which can be injurious to the spine over time. How to: The video below showcases some of these tips and portrays how hip thrusts should look in action, delving into bodyweight and barbell mechanics. Full hip extension is where the glutes achieve their highest level of activation. Failing to reach this range of motion will lead to diminished tension on the glutes. How to: I’ve been reading everything you put out for about a year now. I’ve learned a ton, and have been able to apply it immediately. I’ve been adding in thrusts and bridges more and more into my rehab plans and performance plans, and I’ve got to say, everybody seems to love them!

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Digging the arms into the bench and making fists will increase strength and total body muscular tension through a process known as “irradiation.” How to: I’ve noticed that where you step on while doing the hip thrust has a grid printed/drawn on it… is it for proper feet placement? Is it a piece of foam rubber or a more hard material? Make sure your heels do not rise off the ground. You can choose to maintain flat feet or to raise your toes off the ground via ankle dorsiflexion and holding that position throughout the set. 2. Ensure Vertical Shins at the Top of the Movement The hip thrust is likely the most rapidly rising exercise in terms of popularity in strength & conditioning. It is performed by physique athletes, strength athletes, and sport athletes alike. Hip thrusts can be performed with bodyweight, barbell, or resistance band loading. The barbell hip thrust lends itself well to heavy loads, which is precisely why it’s mandatory to execute the exercise properly and master bodyweight first. Here are ten steps to the perfect hip thrust. 1. Push Through the Heels

At the top of each rep, squeeze the glutes and count to one before descending. How it Looks in Action

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And the second, is there a more intense option for workouts? I see that the Gluteal goddess program for advanced lifters is only three days/week, and I’m used to lift at least four.

When you set up, get tight, squirm into proper position, dig your arms into the bench, and squeeze your fists together forcefully. 9. Breathe Big and Brace Core Prior Before Each Lift I love how you get to improve this exercise over the years. I’ll include these tips in my performance for sure. As your hips extend and start to reach the top of the movement, think of bringing your pubic bone closer to your ribcage via gluteal contraction. 6. Keep Ribs Down