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They make it possible to exercise, sure, but they’re also ... you can target more of the outside of your glutes, the gluteus medius, Graca says. Start by standing with your feet planted wider ...

As an un-coordinated mover with no formal dance training, I was curious to see how I would respond to the exercise style ... to train the outer glutes (gluteus medius and minimus) which play ...

How to do it: Grab a mini-band or tie a loose, flat resistance band into a loop that's about a foot across. Wrap the band ...

"Practically speaking, the gluteus medius is most important for stabilizing the pelvis and femur,” says Rachel Straub, M.S., C.S.C.S., exercise physiologist, and author of Weight Training ...

Along with helping your lower body simply feel less tense and achy, this can also help you tap into your full range of motion, which can come in clutch if you do exercises like squats and lunges ...

The following exercises will firm up the gluteus maximus and the smaller muscles of the bottom, the gluteus medius and minimus, if you do them at least three times a week. Start with 15 ...

Working these proprioception exercises into your workout routine may ... It allows an athlete to dribble a soccer ball and run without looking down or thinking through each step.

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