Gluteal strength

Gluteal strength

As many of you know, we are somewhat gluts obsessed! They are SO important for hip and knee control as well as reducing stress on your low back.
You'd never do a PMP class without some form of glute work.
All in all, these are really great sessions to do, to keep a healthy and happy body. Enjoy.

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Gluteal strength
  • The circuit

    A great short blast of some higher intensity work, this session involves a squat, squat jumps, press-up with plank twists, plyometric press-up and a split squat with jump change over.
    Only one circuit is shown here but you can repeat this 3-4 times with 60-90seconds rest between each set for an e...

  • Bridge blast!

    Under 14 minutes working through some beautiful bridge exercises.
    Great for walkers and runners alike.
    Coming to think of it - anyone!!!
    Notice if there is a big difference in your strength left to right.....?

  • Four point kneeling

    A variety of some of our favourite four point kneeling exercises.
    Shoulder stability, gluteal conditioning, abdominal recruitment, back stabilisation...and more!
    Enjoy :)

  • PMP class with gluteal focus

    Need to strengthen your glutes?
    Wanting to improve your running?
    Generally want to improve your body condition and form?
    This is a great one for you all!

  • Jo's bum fire!

    This class was made specifically for a lovely lady called Jo , who knowing struggles to get her bum muscles working when they should be. We know that there are many of you that we see in clinic who have the same issue - so give this a go and let us know!

  • Glut activation

    Glute specific exercises adapted to help ensure you are firing your gluteal muscles when performing them. The exercises require you to have a ball or cushion and an exercise band.

  • 2 mins of glutes

    Short on time - just 2 mins and this will give you a kick up the bum.

  • Lakes 4 - squat focus

    If you knees are not happy with squats at the moment, this one isn't for you sadly - but see your physio and it will be sometime soon!
    Glutes, hamstrings and quads are the focus here with the squat work, alongside the spinal muscles of multifidus and erector spine.