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Training Thursday
Strong Glutes, Strong Foundations
We often talk about core strength, but the glutes are just as vital, quietly supporting almost every movement we make.
The glutes, particularly the gluteus maximus, medius, and minimus, are the powerhouse of the lower body. They stabilise the pelvis, support the lower back, and drive movement in walking, running, lifting, and even standing tall.
When our glutes are strong and active, the body moves efficiently, with balance and control.
When they are weak or underactive, the body compensates.
This can show up as,
• Lower back pain
• Tight hips or hip flexors
• Knee discomfort
• Reduced power and stability
• Poor posture and fatigue
Over time, other muscles begin to take over, often the lower back or hamstrings, leading to strain and imbalance.
Strong glutes are not just about performance, they are about protection.
They help us move with ease, reduce injury risk, and support long term joint health.
Equally important is keeping them mobile and supple. Tight glutes can restrict movement just as much as weak ones.
Small, consistent work here can make a big difference to how your whole body feels and functions.
Strong, supported, and balanced, that is the goal.
Simon @SPEAK_uk 💚
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