GLUTE BRIDGE
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GLUTE BRIDGE
A video on how to do the glute bridge effectively and how to avoid common mistakes. Includes variations for extra levels of difficulty and how to focus on different muscle groups. A great way to strengthen the hip extensors, namely gluteus maximus, which itself contributes in the stability of the lower back.
With a lifestyle becoming more and more sedentary, with the hip flexors shortened from sitting at a desk for long periods of time, it is often useful to strengthen these powerful muscles.
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London Bridge - Crosby Row
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1 hour Initial Consultation - £80 45min Follow-up Consultation - £70 |
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