Improve Stability & Strength: Glute Bridge March
There’s more than one way to work your booty. The modalities & variation are endless. One of my clients told me she couldn’t stabilize herself doing single leg glute bridges for extended periods of time so here’s a regression for her as well as for you. Benefits include but are not limited to better posture, less back pain, and a plump booty:
Lie on your back with your knees bent, feet flat on the ground and hip-width apart.
Bend your arms, drive your hips up by pressing through your heels and support your body with your upper back.
As you bring each knee up towards your chest, focus on not letting your hips sag & keeping your core braced.
This is not a speed exercise, take your time, breathe through each rep focusing on squeezing the butt of the leg that’s still planted on the ground.