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Pain In Your Butt? Gluteus Medius Release for Tight Glutes

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Do you have butt pain? Have you in the past? Whether you have acute pain or nagging chronic pain, this is something you need to take control of as soon as possible. The glutes are the largest and strongest muscles in the body and they get super weak and tight from excessive sitting and poor training habits.
There are 3 glute muscles, the gluteus maximus, gluteus medius and the gluteus minimus. This is the gluteal group and together this is the strongest most powerful part of the human body.
Strength Coach Brian Klepacki, MS, CSCS shows you how to release your gluteus medius and TWO very effective ways to stretch those sore, painful glute muscles that may be causing sciatic nerve pain among other chronic conditions.
How the gluteus medius works:
The anterior part or front acting alone helps to flex and internally rotate the hip. The posterior part or rear acting alone helps to extend and externally rotate the hip. The anterior and posterior parts working together abduct the hip and stabilizes the pelvis in the coronal plane.
When you walk forward and stand up tall, that's hip extension. When you step up stairs and straighten out, that's hip extension. When you turn to the right, that's external hip rotation and when you turn back in to go to the left, that's internal hip rotation.
Walking, running, jogging or any kind of athletic movement would be impossible without functioning glute muscles.
Many people training their glutes or butt are constantly doing squats, lunges and a ton of other "leg" exercises that are of course great exercises to do but aren't necessarily the best at hitting weak, flat glute muscles.
Here is a video that shows you how to ISOLATE the glutes:
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The #1 Exercise to Develop a Rounder Stronger Butt
Do you have butt pain? Have you in the past? Whether you have acute pain or nagging chronic pain, this is something you need to take control of as soon as possible. The glutes are the largest and strongest muscles in the body and they get super weak and tight from excessive sitting and poor training habits.
There are 3 glute muscles, the gluteus maximus, gluteus medius and the gluteus minimus. This is the gluteal group and together this is the strongest most powerful part of the human body.
Strength Coach Brian Klepacki, MS, CSCS shows you how to release your gluteus medius and TWO very effective ways to stretch those sore, painful glute muscles that may be causing sciatic nerve pain among other chronic conditions.
How the gluteus medius works:
The anterior part or front acting alone helps to flex and internally rotate the hip. The posterior part or rear acting alone helps to extend and externally rotate the hip. The anterior and posterior parts working together abduct the hip and stabilizes the pelvis in the coronal plane.
When you walk forward and stand up tall, that's hip extension. When you step up stairs and straighten out, that's hip extension. When you turn to the right, that's external hip rotation and when you turn back in to go to the left, that's internal hip rotation.
Walking, running, jogging or any kind of athletic movement would be impossible without functioning glute muscles.
Many people training their glutes or butt are constantly doing squats, lunges and a ton of other "leg" exercises that are of course great exercises to do but aren't necessarily the best at hitting weak, flat glute muscles.
Here is a video that shows you how to ISOLATE the glutes:
#1 Way to UNLOCK Tight Hip Flexors (helps glutes grow!)
Why Stretching Won't Make You Flexible - FREE report
Subscribe to Our Channel:
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