As the saying goes, buttocks and legs are inseparable. Here are some common butt and leg training equipment.
High stability of movement, can be used for heavy weight exercises
Comprehensive lifting of lower back and hamstring muscles
Focus on training the gluteus maximus/gluteus medius/gluteus minimus
Secondary exercise for biceps femoris
Keep your back and spine straight
Keep your knees stable
Hip peak contraction
Focus on training the gluteal muscles
The movement difficulty is low and can be flexibly adjusted
Focus on training the gluteus maximus/gluteus medius/gluteus minimus and secondary exercise on the biceps femoris
Keep your head and spine in a straight line
Point your toes slightly outward and step firmly with your heels
Hip peak contraction
Lower spine and lumbar pressure
Flexibly adjust your stance for more comprehensive butt training
Focus on training the gluteus maximus/quadriceps/biceps femoris
Calf muscles involved
Train your legs more in the forward direction and train your buttocks more in the opposite direction.
Keep your spine neutral
Choose the right squat range
Good stability and support, easy to get started
Reduce upper body stress and focus on lower body training
Focus on training the gluteus medius and gluteus minimus, with secondary training on the iliopsoas and vastus lateralis.
Keep your back straight and use your hands to support you
Knees relaxed and slightly bent
The larger the angle of attachment, the higher the butt position of the exercise
Highly targeted, assisting in improving knee joint stability
Adjust your posture by doing back leg raises and glute bridges
Focus on the quadriceps and hamstrings to improve the hip line position
Make sure your knees are not on the cushion
Relax your toes or tighten them back
Don't bend your knees too much