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Useless thread MMXI: MetalHead has the sniffles

I kind of want to go back to planet fitness because it's a cheap gym and there are people there. But at the same time, there are people there. When I'm at home working out I just get on my recumbent bike, pull a ps5 controller out, and play college football while cycling. I can't do that at the gym.

If I did return, I would just be at the gym with my tablet out watching recorded college football and people would just try to chat like WHAT GAME IS THAT and i'm like "go the f*** away dude i'm working out"

now I get why women dont' want to be rizzed at the gym !
 
@End of Line in all seriousness though if you can fix my f***ing tailbote issues and beef my gluts up i will be thankful

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To improve your glutes, focus on strength training exercises that target these muscles, such as squats, lunges, hip thrusts, and deadlifts. Combine these exercises with a consistent workout routine and a balanced diet to build bigger, stronger glutes.



Here's a more detailed approach:
  1. 1. Targeted Exercises:
    • Squats: A fundamental exercise that works the glutes, quads, and hamstrings. Variations include air squats, back squats, and sumo squats.
  • Lunges: Lunges, especially curtsy lunges, target the glutes and improve balance. Consider variations like walking lunges, split squats, and reverse lunges.

  • Hip Thrusts: A highly effective exercise for isolating and strengthening the glutes. They can be performed with or without weight.

  • Deadlifts: Both conventional and Romanian deadlifts (RDLs) are great glute-building exercises. RDLs specifically target the glutes and hamstrings.

  • Glute Bridges: A great beginner-friendly exercise that isolates the glutes and can be done anywhere.
  • Follow the "Rule of Thirds," which suggests training the glutes with a mix of horizontal, vertical, and lateral/rotary exercises.

  • Use a variety of weights and rep ranges to stimulate glute growth.
  • Be patient and consistent with your training. Results can take 6-12 weeks to become noticeable.
  • Maintain a healthy weight to help reduce overall body fat.
 
I didn't bench because I didn't really know anyone who could be a spotter. Plus I don't like free weights. I was never a big free weight guy. If you have machines why not just use them? I love the machines. You can just set the pin and then do your exercises. 3 x 10 we used to do back in the day.

You know what the problem with the machines was, and I'm showing off my knowledge here, but they said, JP, these machines have too much of a limited range of motion. If you REALLY want to weight lift you need to get off the machines and work with free weights and dumbbells. And I never listened, I never did it.

Free weights target the muscle more than machines
 

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