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Try the “rainbow” – the celebrity-approved revolutionary booty workout

Strengthen and shape your glutes with the rainbow! It's not about having a big booty – but a beautifully chiselled bottom.

Gorgeous Glutes

Let’s just get this straight before we delve into all the excellent benefits of working those good ole glutes – it’s not about having a big booty – but a beautifully chiselled bottom. I mean really, who doesn’t dream of a derrière extraordinair? A seriously handsome heinie? A tightly toned tail feather?

I for one, do.So why should we work out our behinds for any other reason than aesthetics? Well, turns out there are perks a plenty…

Power

Strengthening the glutes increases your force and power during every activity. With a stronger bottom you’ll be able to jump higher, climb faster, run, jump, squat like a boss, and do it all with such ease. This is due to the four distinct actions that the butt carries out during movement:

  • Extending the hip
  • Swinging the leg outward
  • Rotating the leg laterally
  • Tilting the pelvis

Stabilisation

The base of your body is where your stabilisation lies. When we strengthen and improve the muscle groups in the hips, butt and legs, we are also strengthening our entire core, and giving ourselves better balance which prevents pain and injury.

Joint protection

A stronger badonkadonk means healthier joints and less strain for the knees, hips and lower back. The glutes are attached to the femur (thigh bone), and pull it rearward during hip extension. This keeps the bone centred securely in the hip socket, rather than it sliding forward and creating hip pain. Additionally, the glutes prevent your knees from caving inward on each other during squatting, jumping, and landing, which protects the knees from injury and painful inflammation.

Back health

When your glutes are not activating as they should (due to muscle weakness), it forces the psoas muscle to take over. The psoas is a hip flexor which runs from the spine to the legs, so you can see how it would cause back pain when overstressed. Strong glutes means that other muscle groups don’t need to take over their proper functioning, which results in less back pain overall and a healthier muscular system.

Sex appeal

When we exercise, we feel good about ourselves not only because of the endorphins released in the brain after every workout sesh, but because we know we are working towards a healthier and more appealing physique. They say that confidence is the most sexually appealing attribute anyone can own, and exercise is known to dramatically boost overall confidence. In addition to confidence, research indicates that a smaller waist and larger glutes acts as a magnet to the opposite sex. Though the entire hip-hop genre alone is evidence enough. The great part is that it’s not about shedding pounds or being as slim as possible, it’s all about fitness levels and strength, and those kinds of workouts are fun! Like this one…

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