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Maddy Biddulph

You don’t need to do hundreds of squats to get strong glutes—just these three moves

Woman exercising in empty room. She is in on all fours with one leg raised behind her, with a resistance band held under each hand and looped around her lifted foot.

The glutes are the body’s biggest and most powerful muscle group in the body, and when you keep them strong you will be rewarded with better posture, balance and pelvic stability. Glute strength can also reduce back and knee pain, and improve sports performance.

And the good news is you don’t need to do thousands of squats to build muscle in the glutes—good to know if you suffer from knee pain which is triggered by squatting.

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