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There are two star players involved in hip extension exercises: the gluteus maximus and the hamstring muscles, Marcus says. The gluteus maximus is your meaty butt muscle. It also the biggest and strongest muscle in your body. Its main function is to extend your hip, though it also works to rotate your thighs outward.

Waist trainers wrap around your torso and fasten using a lacing system, hook-and-eye clasps, or sticky fasteners. The stiff boning runs vertically to keep the fabric of the waist trainer from bunching up where your waist gets smaller. The idea behind a waist trainer is to gradually build up to wearing it for longer periods of time each day.

This mobility exercise combines passive stretching for the hip external rotators with isometric strengthening (PAILS: Progressive angle Isometric loading. RAILS: Regressive angle Isometric loading). This is a highly effective exercise to get the hips feeling more free, unrestricted, and moving better.

Powerlifters: The hip thrust can be a great way to add muscle to the glutes and provide some glute strength work during times when heavy hinges from the floor (deadlifts, Romanian deadlifts, or good mornings) may not be best. The hip thrust can also further enhance deadlifting and squatting performance by improving hip extension abilities.