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Banded Standing Glute Kickback with Hold Guide

  1. Exercise Type: Isometric - involves static contractions without joint movement, excellent for building strength and endurance in a specific muscle group.
  2. Targeted Muscle Groups:
    • primary: gluteal
    • tertiary: lower back
    • quaternary: abs, obliques, hips, lower back

How to perform?

The Banded Standing Glute Kickback with Hold is a powerful conditioning exercise that targets the glutes, hamstrings, and core muscles. Using a resistance band, this movement challenges your proprioception and stability while engaging your posterior chain. As you lift your leg back and up, the band provides a constant tension on your glutes, which creates an isometric contraction as you hold your position for a few seconds. Not only does this enhance your mind-muscle connection, but it also helps to develop robust and athletic glutes that can power you through any performance or activity.

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