Wake up Sluggish Glutes
Frogs and fitness don’t usually go hand-in-hand, but today’s move mimics a frog’s motions to re-engage those underdeveloped glutes.
The magic of this move is its ability to reactivate your rear. Frog Pumps are basically a perfect mix of a butterfly stretch and a glute bridge.
I typically warm up with Frog Pumps to activate my backside before a hike or lower body workout. Throughout the motion, I imagine that my glutes are holding a lemon and I’m trying to squeeze out the juice to make lemonade. This requires me to SQUEEZE HARD!
Here’s how to do a frog pump:
• Lay on your back with the soles of your feet together. For added intensity, rest your shoulders on a BOSU ball.
• Spread your knees out.
• Keep your chin tucked and your ribs and shoulders down.
• Keep your arms above your head so you resist using your arms for momentum
• Thrust your hips toward the ceiling, squeezing your glutes as hard as possible.
• 30 Reps. Gradually progress your reps until you reach 50. Once you can do three sets of 50, add a dumbbell on your lap.
• Rest for 1-2 minutes.
• Repeat three rounds.
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