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Hip thrusts · Bodyweight+
Hip Thrust
The king of glute builders. Your glutes are loaded hardest at the top, where they're fully shortened — perfect for shape and lift.
How to do itBridges · Bodyweight+
Glute Bridge
A floor-based hip extension that teaches you to feel your glutes working. Great for warm-ups, beginners and high-rep burnouts.
How to do itBridges · Bodyweight+
Single-Leg Glute Bridge
Doubles the load on each side without any equipment and evens out left–right imbalances.
How to do itBridges · Bodyweight+
Frog Pump
Soles of the feet together, knees out. A short-range, high-rep finisher that gives an incredible pump.
How to do itHip thrusts · Bodyweight+
Single-Leg Hip Thrust
The best no-equipment glute builder: full range, high tension, and it trains each side on its own.
How to do itHinges · Dumbbells+
Romanian Deadlift
Trains your glutes in a deep stretch — key for building the lower glute and the glute–hamstring tie-in.
How to do itHinges · Bodyweight+
Single-Leg RDL
A balance-challenging hinge that loads one glute in a deep stretch and builds stable, strong hips.
How to do itSingle-leg · Bodyweight+
Bulgarian Split Squat
Rear foot elevated, torso leaning slightly forward — one of the hardest-working glute exercises there is.
How to do itSingle-leg · Bodyweight+
Reverse Lunge
Stepping backward keeps your weight on the front heel — kinder to knees than forward lunges and more glute-focused.
How to do itSquats · Bodyweight+
Goblet Squat
A wide-stance, deep squat that grows the glutes and inner thighs while keeping your torso upright.
How to do itSingle-leg · Bodyweight+
Step-Up
A simple, scalable single-leg move. A higher box and a slight forward lean shift the work to your glutes.
How to do itKickbacks · Bodyweight+
Donkey Kick
An isolation move that targets the upper glute shelf. Small, controlled reps beat big swings.
How to do itKickbacks · Gym
Cable Kickback
Constant cable tension makes this a top upper-glute builder. Lean forward and keep the movement in your hip.
How to do itSide glutes · Bands+
Banded Lateral Walk
Targets the side glutes that shape the upper-outer hip area (where hip dips are). Perfect as a warm-up or finisher.
How to do itSide glutes · Bodyweight+
Clamshell
A gentle, effective side-glute isolation. Ideal on recovery days and for anyone with sensitive knees or back.
How to do itSide glutes · Gym
Hip Abduction Machine
Lean forward slightly to shift the work into the upper glute. Controlled reps with a pause beat heavy, bouncy ones.
How to do itHinges · Gym
45° Glute Back Extension
A glute-biased hyperextension: round your upper back slightly and turn your feet out to keep the work in your hips.
How to do itHinges · Bands+
Pull-Through
A hinge where the resistance pulls you backward, so your glutes have to work hardest at lockout. Easy on the lower back.
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