Glutes exercises
Hip extension and abduction — the glute work that goes past the hip thrust.
48 EXERCISES
All exercises
The gluteus maximus responds to hip extension and the medius to abduction. They are two different stimuli that usually get collapsed into one exercise. These entries keep them apart and name which need a barbell, a band or nothing at all, which is what decides whether they fit someone training at home.
90-90 Hip RotationBodyweight
B-Stance Barbell Hip ThrustBarbell
Banded Bodyweight SquatResistance band
Barbell Hip ThrustBarbell
Barbell Reverse LungesBarbell
Barbell Sumo DeadliftBarbell
Bodyweight Bulgarian Split SquatBodyweight
Bodyweight Glute BridgeBodyweight
Bodyweight Lateral LungesBodyweight
Bodyweight Reverse LungesBodyweight
Box Step-UpsBox
Cable KickbacksCable
Cable Pull-ThroughCable
ClamshellBodyweight
Curtsy LungeBodyweight
Dumbbell Hip ThrustDumbbell
Dumbbell Lateral Step-UpDumbbell
Dumbbell Single Leg Step-UpDumbbell · Step
Dumbbells Bulgarian Split SquatDumbbell
Dumbbells Reverse LungesDumbbell
Dumbells Lateral LungesDumbbell
Figure-4 Glute StretchBodyweight
Fire HydrantBodyweight
Foam Roll GlutesFoam roller
Glute Bridge MarchBodyweight
Kettlebell Sumo DeadliftKettlebell
Kettlebell SwingsKettlebell
Lateral Band WalkResistance band
Lateral Step-UpBodyweight
Machine Hip ThrustMachine
Pigeon Hip StretchBodyweight
Resistance Band Monster WalkResistance band
Reverse HyperextensionReverse hyper machine
Sandbag CleanSandbag
Side-Lying Hip AbductionBodyweight
Single-Arm Kettlebell SwingKettlebell
Single-Leg BalanceBodyweight
Single-Leg Barbell Hip ThrustBarbell
Single-Leg Glute BridgeBodyweight
Skater JumpsBodyweight
Smitch Machine LungesSmith machine
Smith Machine Hip ThrustSmith machine
Spiderman LungeBodyweight
Standing Hip CirclesBodyweight
Sumo Goblet SquatDumbbell
Trap Bar DeadliftTrap bar
Walking Knee HugsBodyweight
World's Greatest StretchBodyweight

