What are some good glut exercises?


Question:
I ride the bike (sitting low) on a high resistance level for 15-20 minutes, I do hip adductor muscles at 100lbs, I use the ski machine at level 5-6, and some of the machines that target legs and butt together.. (dont know the name but its like the quadricept machine but it works the muscles in the back of your legs) but Im not getting good results..?? Anything that really works? Maybe I just need more protein? Also I want to know is there a difference in what muscle in the legs/glut you are tonight when you ride the bike that sits low and the cycling bike that sits high?
The exercises that I do work but I dont have the so called "buns of steele"

Answers:
Lunges work glutes, hamstrings, and quads really well. Try them out, you'll like them. You can do light dumbells or body weight. Either way, do them until you can't anymore. Don't forget to stretch.
That sounds like a very good routine your glut muscles are probably pretty strong.

If the results are looking for are less fat on your gluts its because you can't just get rid of fat off a specific part of your body, you need to lower you body fat %.

In that case make sure you have a healthy diet along with the workous you are currently doing.
More Questions & Answers...
  • "First Cleanse" dietary supplement...?
  • Stability Ball Exercise Question - What does primary stabilizer mean?
  • Metabolism??
  • Please help me to lose weight?
  • What is the besy way to train for cross-country in a short time?
  • How can you lose weight in a short period of time, say a month?
  • Want to tone up before going on hols =]?
  • Over weight 7 yr old help!?
  • Is doing pushups everynight ok for your body or should you give it a rest also?
  • The consumer health information on youqa.com is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment for any medical conditions.
    The answer content post by the user, if contains the copyright content please contact us, we will immediately remove it.
    Copyright © 2007 YouQA.com -   Terms of Use -   Contact us

    Health Resources