WHY YOUR GLUTES AREN'T GROWING & How To Fix It

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  • Опубліковано 26 гру 2024

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  • @kayliatreck2363
    @kayliatreck2363 Рік тому +4966

    I love that you said it’s an excuse you can’t grow your glutes because of genetics. My emotionally abusive ex boyfriend would constantly tell me how I’ll never look like the other girls at the gym because of my body structure, genetics. I felt hopeless but kept going to the gym anyways. Here I am a year later with the body I used to want so badly but thought I could never have.

    • @ladia6965
      @ladia6965 Рік тому +200

      im so happy for you girl!❤

    • @Shreya-rey
      @Shreya-rey Рік тому +142

      I want that too. I don't have any issue with my boyfriend tho. I am the one who has a rigid mindset that my body can never become the one I want it to be 😭

    • @kridhapanday
      @kridhapanday Рік тому +19

      Heyy what exactly you did to grow.. mine is also not growing

    • @kayliatreck2363
      @kayliatreck2363 Рік тому +135

      @@kridhapanday I started by bulking, I ate a lot more, specifically a lot of protein. And then the biggest thing that made a difference for me was lifting as heavy as I could. So I would do 4 sets 6-8 reps. Making sure to rest in between glute days so the muscle can heal and grow. And just consistency.

    • @estheredeji9109
      @estheredeji9109 Рік тому +8

      Hi so, I just started working out ND my period seems to be delayed..dis you experience this?

  • @chikachik3233
    @chikachik3233 Рік тому +1727

    Dynamic stretching 00:50
    Bulgarian 3:30
    Hip thrust 6:30
    RDL 9:22
    Hyperextension 12:05
    Glute kickback 13:45
    Static stretching 14:00

    • @luanaaboso
      @luanaaboso Рік тому +18

      + split squat

    • @funnygirlever
      @funnygirlever Рік тому +9

      Thank you!

    • @kasiajakubiuk
      @kasiajakubiuk Рік тому +1

      And series each?

    • @chikachik3233
      @chikachik3233 Рік тому

      @@kasiajakubiuk for stretching 30s/type. For main workout 6-10reps, 3 set

    • @414MzD
      @414MzD 10 місяців тому +5

      You Missed Breakfast😅

  • @rishis9352
    @rishis9352 2 роки тому +631

    The Gym lighting is so calm

    • @daifukuhana
      @daifukuhana 4 місяці тому +3

      Righttt!

    • @blahfwin
      @blahfwin 4 місяці тому +2

      I was thinking the same thing-

  • @kparker905
    @kparker905 2 роки тому +1022

    I’ve found that basically starting over with JUST body-weight is how I made my glutes start growing. You have to make sure your form is PERFECT, and you can do the exercise (consistently) and then once you’re getting sore from that and feeling a little bit of results, wait like 3 weeks of doing it every day, then slowly add weights
    I don’t know if that works for others but that works for me

    • @LynaLoopS
      @LynaLoopS 2 роки тому +78

      It works for me too, so I confirm everything you said is true ! I started with barely plump pancakes, and now the batter is def starting to rise ! In just 2 weeks, I'm really happy with the results. For me, it was very significative. I learned that the more you focus on clenching, to feel the burn in the muscles you're working, the better.
      If it burns, if it sores, it worked ! Doing excercices slowly, to really feel the tension in your muscles, give great results !
      I'm going to add weights and resistance, but progressively, as to not get discouraged. Or worst, injuring myself.
      Of course, nutrition is key. I can grow some butts with a big calories deficit (less than 1300kcal with 20-30min of workouts 4-5 times a wekk), but it's harmful on the long run. Mostly, it's going to be unsustainable as I want to keep seeing progress. I'm trying body recomposition, so if anyone has advice or tips, please let me know !

    • @miavnavarro
      @miavnavarro 2 роки тому +34

      Same, the less I go to the gym and more home workouts I do the better my results

    • @lucija4646
      @lucija4646 2 роки тому +39

      yes!!
      also, after a workout i wouldn't see imediate results ( a pump ) sometimes, and then after a rest day, eating well and 8+ hours of sleep i would see a massive improvement!! keep in mind!! it used to demotivate me sometimes

    • @CrystalBbyUSA
      @CrystalBbyUSA 2 роки тому +3

      Can you list what you do w no weights and the amount that you do? I'm brand new to this and I would really appreciate it, if you don't mind!

    • @lissethferrusquia1663
      @lissethferrusquia1663 Рік тому +18

      Yes!!! That’s why I always recommend Pilates before you start weight training

  • @shannonstirling8437
    @shannonstirling8437 Рік тому +353

    I really love how Sophie talks calmly and as if we are face to face.
    Alot of other youtubers have a habit of basically shouting into the camera and being extra hyped up.

  • @nanaisloved2736
    @nanaisloved2736 2 роки тому +1085

    One additional thing I've noticed: when you work in the 5-8 rep range and the weight is really heavy, you won't get that much of a pump and won't feel the burning sensation that much, but that doesn't mean you're not gonna grow. It's a different stimulus than classic hypertrophy training, and very beneficial especially for people who usually don't vary their rep ranges✨

    • @nadinanasina5316
      @nadinanasina5316 2 роки тому +13

      Can you expand on this more? I've noticed this with my workouts but didn't understand why

    • @nanaisloved2736
      @nanaisloved2736 2 роки тому +143

      @@nadinanasina5316 it's kinda logical, when you perform classic hypertrophy sets you pump more blood into the muscle, therefore you feel it more. The burn usually comes with higher reps as well. With very heavy weights, so high mechanical tension and load, you recruit as many muscle fibers as possible to get this weight up. It's a lot of pressure for the nerval system too so your brain won't focus on making you feel that one muscle but instead do everything you can to lift up the weight. For me, that method is so much more fun. More weight, shorter sets, less burning pain but more general workload.

    • @nadinanasina5316
      @nadinanasina5316 2 роки тому +8

      Oh wow that makes so much sense! Thankss!

    • @GoldenFrizbee
      @GoldenFrizbee 2 роки тому +29

      That makes a lot of sense. I strength train and work in the 5-8 rep range. I do a 3 day split at the gym, have been at it for over a year, and don't notice a huge booty pump like what I see all over the internet. Today is leg day, I want a bodacious booty pump.

    • @xDnaXa
      @xDnaXa Рік тому +2

      yes, its just 2 ways how to destroy your muscles and give stimulus - chemical and mechanic

  • @jordanelizabeth6569
    @jordanelizabeth6569 2 роки тому +504

    Sophie is such a boss babe. I always click on her news videos so fast because the aesthetics, the info, and just everything is unmatched👌🏼

    • @brittanynewland3890
      @brittanynewland3890 2 роки тому +3

      💯 agreed

    • @venom6112
      @venom6112 11 місяців тому +1

      Boys like big glutes of girls most attractive body part of girls so what girls like most attractive body muscles of mans? 1.back 2.chest 3.forearms 4.arms 5.shoulders 6.core 7.legs choose any 2

  • @8thhousealchemist600
    @8thhousealchemist600 Рік тому +68

    Buying my own weight set and bench helped me because the gym can be so unpredictable in availability of equipment and comfort. Having weights available when I want to put in the work got me obsessed. Then when I do go to the gym, its more for doing touchups. Sometimes I just go to the gym show off all my hard work because I deserve it.

    • @blossomdearie00
      @blossomdearie00 5 місяців тому +6

      lol i’m a stay at home mom and have my own little gym and yea i agree lmao i hit all my goals within 4 months after my baby just at home but man i miss the gym sometimes just sometimes lol ❤

    • @LeighBuh
      @LeighBuh Місяць тому +1

      Which set up did you go with?

  • @abbycook8735
    @abbycook8735 10 місяців тому +10

    Out of all the glute videos on YT, you are so good at explaining how to improve form. Thank you!!

  • @fionaelizabethjohnston
    @fionaelizabethjohnston 2 роки тому +161

    I've always struggled with RDL's in the third set causing lower back pain, definitely going to try and not go full range of motion and see how that helps. Thanks for the really great info xx

    • @jay-b1223
      @jay-b1223 Рік тому +11

      It also helps if you keep your head level while doing it too. I had lower back pain while doing it and once I stopped lifting my head up it went away :))

    • @wthefish
      @wthefish Рік тому

      Same!

    • @mmaarryyjjaannee
      @mmaarryyjjaannee Рік тому +2

      Or maybe the third set to do it with lower weights and higher reps

    • @renatalang937
      @renatalang937 Рік тому +4

      Same experiences with all you gals. A tip I was given to identify when you're reaching the stop point - once your toesies start to lift off the floor, you've gone too far. Feet should be nice and flat. You don't need to go as slow as you think. 💫

    • @bladeluver37
      @bladeluver37 12 днів тому

      You're likely not engaging your back muscles properly and so you're not braces correctly

  • @meganedwards4128
    @meganedwards4128 Рік тому +51

    That has to be the best tip for RDLs I have ever heard, I always just lowered my bar and wondered why I could only feel it in my hamstrings and lower back, so I stopped doing them all together, lowering the bar but keeping tension in mind made so much more sense!! Thank you so much I can't wait to try these again tomorrow :D

  • @leonies.7736
    @leonies.7736 2 роки тому +289

    WOW what a fantastic video. The information, the aesthetic gym and your direct and intimate talk to the camera, it feels like a personal training. Love love love it

    • @LonelyLonelyLoner
      @LonelyLonelyLoner 2 роки тому +1

      Do you have any idea to what gym she goes to? I also love the gym anesthetic, hence my question 😇

    • @kristinajimenez101
      @kristinajimenez101 2 роки тому +2

      I agree times a million!

    • @nidorah7314
      @nidorah7314 Рік тому +1

      Right it was actually interesting to watch 💓💗

    • @amberiscoool
      @amberiscoool Рік тому +1

      ​@@LonelyLonelyLoner I'm 5 months late lol but in case you still want to know, it's called TrainMore

  • @GisellesCurls
    @GisellesCurls Рік тому +13

    I love that yoir glutes are natural.....I've been training for years and it's so annoying to watch booty training videos by girls with BBLs,etc. Nothing against the enhancements buy they shouldn't be putting out videos....they didn't train hard as yourself or myself. Thanks for keeping it real ❤❤❤

  • @JasioWazio
    @JasioWazio Рік тому +7

    I like the dem lights in that gym. It makes it calmer, I need a gym like this

  • @toni6890
    @toni6890 Рік тому +20

    working out is one of the things that you have the most resistance in doing if not before then during, everything in your mind and body is wanting & telling you to stop but your determination and discipline keeps you going. this is more than physical, working out also trains the mind into good discipline, motivation, determination, and consistency, this can help you learn to trust yourself with doing what you said you would do, this also increases confidence as you become to feel stronger minded as well as physically stronger. these are a couple of many reasons why exercising is multi beneficial & can even help you out of depression, these are all things that help me stay motivated to work out, for me after exercising for years motivation has to be more than about just physical transformation

  • @rst9006
    @rst9006 Рік тому +11

    Your gym looks awesome! Why is there always no one else around when you’re filming 😅 I struggle to find gyms that aren’t packed. Love your work Soph xx

    • @Vespyr_
      @Vespyr_ Місяць тому

      Expensive, boutique gyms.

  • @stunnaanat
    @stunnaanat 2 роки тому +23

    9:45 RDL form 10:10
    12:15
    Glute Kickbacks 13:46

  • @roseanne6715
    @roseanne6715 9 місяців тому +3

    Absolutely loves the explanations you gave for each move. So easy to understand!

  • @ShayPeters0n
    @ShayPeters0n 2 роки тому +25

    You are so right on getting a personal trainer or a program. I've been doing this one program for 3 months and my glutes grew an inch and a half, which is crazy and way more results than when I was doing things myself.

    • @ShayPeters0n
      @ShayPeters0n 2 роки тому +1

      @Sunny 🌻 It's called "Plus1" by megsquats. It's made for women trying to conceive and throughout pregnancy. I'm in the 'trying to conceive' portion. I know this isn't for everyone since it's for pregnancy which is why I hesitate to mention it in comments haha.

    • @africancoils
      @africancoils 2 роки тому

      I love lifting heavy to build my glutes but when I was trying to conceive I stopped. Weight lifting increases testosterone which isn't ideal for women who are trying to conceive....

    • @ShayPeters0n
      @ShayPeters0n 2 роки тому +1

      @@africancoils Thank you for letting me know! I'll discuss it with my obgyn

  • @scarlettlorna7632
    @scarlettlorna7632 2 роки тому +291

    It would be so helpful if you could do a video on the supplements/protein/creatine etc. you've been taking (or not) during your gaining journey :) Loved this video as ALWAYS!!

  • @toriredman8432
    @toriredman8432 2 роки тому +21

    it's nice to see on your face that you're actually working really hard during these exercises. It's motivating me to push myself more in the gym!

  • @vanikhanduja6055
    @vanikhanduja6055 2 роки тому +17

    I am obsessed with your videos😍How can someone be so calm and fiery at the same time💖

  • @emilyaguilar5094
    @emilyaguilar5094 Рік тому +9

    i loved the talk at the end

    • @bxitcy
      @bxitcy 4 місяці тому

      Is ur butt bigger now?

  • @LiveLikeLex
    @LiveLikeLex Рік тому +123

    To anyone who's reading this:
    You are strong. You are beautiful. You are powerful.
    Remind yourself that working out is not a punishment for what you ate, but a celebration of what your body can do!
    I hope you have a fantastic day :))

  • @QuantumPhysics4u
    @QuantumPhysics4u 2 роки тому +15

    Sophie be careful with using the airpod max's in the gym, they're notorious for condensing water vapour (if you take the magnetic ear pad thingies off you can usually see some water droplets in and around the speaker, ESPECIALLY if you've been wearing them during a few hard workouts). I had to get mine replaced cos of this, they'd never recognise when I put them on my head, super irritating. Switched to airpod pros for the gym and use the max's everywhere else. Hope it saves you some hassle!

  • @ambrsanford3703
    @ambrsanford3703 Рік тому +66

    The harder I try the skinnier I get. Apparently I've been eating less than a third of the protein I need. It's been a challenge to force that much down, but hopefully I will begin to have an appetite for that much food.
    Great video, thank you.

    • @musiclovaa
      @musiclovaa Рік тому +6

      The 1st thing you definitely need to do is take something that will open you're appetite. Like a tonic or pill & pair that with protein shakes and working out. My body completely changed in a shorter time that would have imagined.

    • @melissaverdoni845
      @melissaverdoni845 Рік тому +10

      you NEED to prioritize proteins, before all else , and take protein shakes. if you work out hard you should be hungry. for example. : two eggs anf two high brotein bread slices, 26 grams of protein , a chicken breast for lunch , 50 grams , protein shake with milk enriched with proteins, 41 grams ,,,lasagna for supper.25 grams .... you HAVE to track your macros. i suggest chronometer...... also google high protein recepies. it will help . maybne i have a better appetite than i imagine LOL

  • @sami5604
    @sami5604 Рік тому +19

    Sophie, you always inspire me to do the best for myself! Year 2023 is going to be all about toning/building muscles and you’re one of the girls that’s my inspiration who actually gets me motivated to put in the work! ❤

  • @rebecastevens8892
    @rebecastevens8892 2 роки тому +36

    I really needed this … I’ve seen no change in my glutes despite all the training. Going to implement some of these tips!!!

  • @ashleybellasxo
    @ashleybellasxo Рік тому +5

    Hi thank you so much for specifying that you gained ~5 lbs over 12 weeks! It’s hard to know how quickly I should expect to see results so details like that are so helpful! Other details like x inches change to your hips waist or bust would also be super helpful if you’re willing to share info like that in your future work xoxo

    • @azracel4295
      @azracel4295 Рік тому

      How much did you train glutes in a week?

  • @Andreabijelonja0905
    @Andreabijelonja0905 2 роки тому +11

    I have to say that you are so inspiring and I look up to you every day. Lately I was giving my maximum and pushing myself, but I am struggling with eating enough so I haven’t progressed that much. I see better results with going with mid weight and slowly increasing rather than putting all my strength to lift 300 lbs hip thrust.

  • @roosrijnbeek742
    @roosrijnbeek742 2 роки тому +9

    Absolutely love this! The vibe is so chill, honest en calm. Everything is so clear, thanks ✨

  • @DexterMag-aso
    @DexterMag-aso Рік тому +1

    Your insights on unlocking glute growth are like a fitness symphony, echoing the harmony I found in the teachings of Lisa Haisha during her retreat in the Philippines. Just as you guide the way to physical strength, Lisa's wisdom guides the path to inner strength. Both of you inspire me to cultivate a holistic approach to growth-mind, body, and spirit.

  • @rosyybear
    @rosyybear Рік тому +1

    i feel mine are growing, i’ve seen change in them i just need to up my protein and i’ve been consistent since july/aug! can’t wait to see a year progress!

  • @nmusiq
    @nmusiq Рік тому +5

    Thank you for the amazing breakdown of the profile bias of glute muscles. look forward to implementing this!

  • @ninanegedu
    @ninanegedu 2 роки тому +25

    Sophie always inspires me in my fitness journey. Thank you ❤

  • @lakiakior
    @lakiakior 2 роки тому +2

    The lighting is such a vibe

  • @Profoundtruthss
    @Profoundtruthss 2 роки тому +16

    I love these coaching tips kind of videos !! Thank you Sophie for taking the time ❤ I’d love to see one for shoulders too 💪🏻

  • @ankit2094
    @ankit2094 2 місяці тому

    Such a relaxed and calm way of speaking and describing the glute focused workout in detail. Was a soothing experience for me, couldn't stop watching.

  • @kaleiahclark2536
    @kaleiahclark2536 Рік тому +2

    That Bulgarian slit hack helps soooooo much. I was wondering as to why my thighs were almost bigger compared to me glutes. 💘

  • @tlynn609
    @tlynn609 10 місяців тому

    I've watching soooo many gym influencers on UA-cam, Instagram, Tiktok over the last 9 months & i just found you sometime this past week. You by faaaarrrrr explain all of these exercises and how you perform them with the perfect form in such a better way than many of them. Most just want to show their ass while doing the exercise. You actually show how to do the exercise, if your ass ends up in the shot, so be it but you're not making sure that's all you see. And you show the exercise being done from start to finish in multiple reps. Many of the influencers only show 1 rep & expect u to understand the exact form. I'm not gonna bs, i could barely feel rdl's in the past 9 months, I just followed your exact explanation & HOLY MOLY did i feel it!!!! Thank you. I truly appreciate your explanations. You do it in such a meaningful way as to truly teach people, not just to show off your ass in a video. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ although your tush does look good though! 😂

  • @natalie4382
    @natalie4382 2 роки тому +2

    you are my favorite. i swear u go through everything so that i not only use these tips but understand why i’m suing them. thank u girl💗

  • @jackyc.3022
    @jackyc.3022 Рік тому +5

    This was great, I always appreciate the technical breakdowns and details to muscle/nutrition/growth specifics especially for beginners

  • @Barylee
    @Barylee Рік тому +1

    Your voice is so soothing!!

  • @kevincarter8868
    @kevincarter8868 2 роки тому +5

    I’ve been trying to grow for sometime now and this video is literally the most thorough thing in existence. Keep going honey you’re doing amazing literally the best thing ever w muha 💋

  • @sunnylerae4277
    @sunnylerae4277 2 роки тому +7

    2 videos in a week?? I feel so blessed 💚🌱✨

    • @GAINSBYBRAINS
      @GAINSBYBRAINS  2 роки тому +2

      trying to get back on track!!🥹🥹❤️

    • @sunnylerae4277
      @sunnylerae4277 2 роки тому +2

      @@GAINSBYBRAINS you’re doing great! always happy to see you on my homepage ❤

  • @amandagrace5777
    @amandagrace5777 2 роки тому +3

    Ok watched this in the morning. Walked home from dinner and in a window saw this playing on someone’s TV. Small world, or you’re just smashing it!!! Maybe it’s a sign for me to watch this again ❤

  • @KiarrahIreland
    @KiarrahIreland 2 роки тому +1

    Love your vids! Also side note.. I have a song called “closer” and it uses the same instrumental that you have in this video! It tripped me out when it came on! 😅

  • @missurbanjungle2356
    @missurbanjungle2356 Рік тому +4

    Your videos are so great, you explain everything very well and just the small tips of techniques are great reminders of what I should be looking out for 🙂

  • @HeidiDMD
    @HeidiDMD 2 роки тому +34

    perfect timing with this video! i feel like i’ve been plateau-ing on my progress especially getting more definition in my upper glutes. going to try starting my glute days with that glute bridge hip thrust combo that you showed! thanks girlie, great video

  • @aoudazbidat6611
    @aoudazbidat6611 2 роки тому +4

    Great information. Technically the bridge/hip thrust is also a hip hinge movement pattern same as the RDLs. You're hinging at the hips and moving from hip flexion into hip extension, engaging the glute max.

  • @liz9657
    @liz9657 Рік тому +2

    Your videos are always super polished and clean - and thanks for explaining all the proper form details for each exercise. I have dealt with hip impingement for a few years now and I think it got aggravated from not having any education on good form. Now I love learning about it!

  • @yamameigivens9670
    @yamameigivens9670 Рік тому +4

    I love how you said we didn’t have to come all the way up if we lose the feeling in our glutes for RDL because I’m just starting out and it’s difficult for me to keep my glutes engaged all the way up and I thought I was gonna forever do it wrong 😅

  • @hannaliseanderson3312
    @hannaliseanderson3312 2 роки тому +4

    Amazing video Sophie! So much valuable information! Great work ❤

  • @coralschiller5331
    @coralschiller5331 2 роки тому +14

    I look forward to every video you post ✨ thanks for inspiring. I really need to work on getting enough protein in, seems to be one of my biggest challenges, appreciate the motivation you put out❤

    • @donatina1987
      @donatina1987 2 роки тому +3

      Omg mine as well... please share if you have tips. I can eat carbs like no tomorrow but prot... so hard ahah 😂

  • @Kkourtneya
    @Kkourtneya Рік тому

    Love that you used your laces as an attachment, genius

  • @surilopez9120
    @surilopez9120 Рік тому +1

    Thank you so much for showing the correct distance for the bulgarian! I was going crazy to find out , I apreciatte a lot!

  • @femkejezebel
    @femkejezebel 2 роки тому +150

    I can see NO DIFFERENCE between the glute bridges and the hip thrusts.. so with the glute bridges you just don’t do the full motion? Like half of it? Help me out hahaha

    • @lulikeller7868
      @lulikeller7868 2 роки тому +30

      Thats right. Hip Thrust have a big range of motion 😊

    • @melaniemontano
      @melaniemontano 2 роки тому +29

      yes it’s 1/2 the movement. i’m ngl i saw more growth when i did the bridges. been sticking to it since.

    • @sodamnsexy16
      @sodamnsexy16 2 роки тому +14

      Your legs aren’t supposed to go much past 90 degrees with bridges. Your legs should stay in the same straight position through your range of motion

    • @margaretrangel7223
      @margaretrangel7223 2 роки тому +5

      This has always confused me too

    • @LonPG97
      @LonPG97 Рік тому +6

      - glutes activated the most at the end range of both workout
      - but with hip thrust you have a vertical movement which is against the gravity and when loaded , it's gonna be even better

  • @SocialByBri
    @SocialByBri 17 днів тому

    Where have you been all my life? I’ve been looking for videos exactly like this to help with my gym anxiety. You’re my new gym bff in my head lol. New sub! 🤍

  • @Mspreciousmarie
    @Mspreciousmarie 8 місяців тому

    These are great exercises! I’ve practiced the Bulgarian without weights just to make sure my form is correct. It’s the one exercise I struggle with.

  • @Mienarrr
    @Mienarrr 11 місяців тому +1

    13:38 Did you hook that machine to your shoelaces? 😂 Thats so funny, I love it

  • @kertmelinda
    @kertmelinda 2 роки тому +6

    This is an incredibly useful and well-rounded video, thank you! ❤️

  • @carolinemarie-xi2ex
    @carolinemarie-xi2ex 5 місяців тому

    This lady has such a wonderful vibe

  • @DoeRaeMe
    @DoeRaeMe 2 роки тому +7

    My glutes grow without trying… but so does my mid-section😅 lol

  • @ninahaberl9140
    @ninahaberl9140 2 роки тому +1

    Love everything about this video ♥️🤍

  • @yaizaindy3770
    @yaizaindy3770 2 роки тому +4

    Don’t agree with the don’t go to failure bit. I agree you shouldn’t go to actual failure on a RDL, because you will start putting the load on your lower back. However, the stable movements like a leg press for example or smithmachine split squat for example will really allow you to go to failure safely, as you’re in a set position. I feel like this advice causes people to be scared for injury in moments they don’t have to.
    Especially as a beginner it’s important to practice going to failure on exercises, because if you never go to failure you don’t know when you’re close to failure. You’re more advanced so you KNOW when you have 1 or 2 reps in reserve.
    Loveyou❤

  • @amarir7785
    @amarir7785 Рік тому +9

    Thank you for talking about range of motion. I’ve only heard a few people talk about it in the past but I’ve always doubted my range and wether or not it’s ok if I don’t go all the way down with RDL’s because I start feeling it in my lower back.
    Before, I thought it was my form but it’s actually just the limit to my range of motion so I’m glad you went over that! Now I will not push myself to have the weight touch the ground 😂

  • @alexa495
    @alexa495 2 роки тому +4

    wow! This was probably the most informative and helpful video I've seen on growing the glutes! Everything was explained so well and laid out in an easy to way road map, thank you so much!

  • @Timothyshannon-fz4jx
    @Timothyshannon-fz4jx 2 місяці тому

    I love what you say about form and its spot on, and it is actually one of the things judges look for in weight lifting competitions, and those who make sure they have good form tend to lift more weight in the long run AND have fewer injuries, you girls tend to be better at that then the boys and that is one reason why you are catching them up and one day will beat them!

  • @Lia-j3q
    @Lia-j3q 2 місяці тому

    That gym is so peaceful looking ❤

  • @carolinaribeiro4319
    @carolinaribeiro4319 Рік тому

    You are the best!!!! I can’t stop watching your videos, they’re really inspiring 🫶🏼

  • @blossomdearie00
    @blossomdearie00 5 місяців тому

    sweet i do these all at home with my 35 lb and 15 lbs dumbbells!! I’ve lost a lot of weight but have always kept the glutes because of these key exercises truly! I also use a band too ❤love it!

  • @keepsdrawings
    @keepsdrawings 2 роки тому +5

    What a helpful video just what I need now. I’m found my love for the gym back after not doing any kind of sports and I’m focusing on my glutes now and this kind of videos really helps to optimize my form and doing the right things to see better results. Thanks you so much 🙏

  • @pla4825
    @pla4825 Місяць тому +1

    Your body looks absolutely Amazing 🥰

  • @Leah.Jack1992
    @Leah.Jack1992 3 місяці тому

    Beautifully put together and explained, thank you honey ❤

  • @davidandambergarber6074
    @davidandambergarber6074 2 роки тому +7

    Do you think you could create a 30 day glute pump challenge for 2023? It would start the new year!🍑

  • @manelperezz
    @manelperezz 5 місяців тому

    Thank you for that video!!
    Im doing a workout for my gf, she is starting with the gym and I was such a noob in glutes workouts and this video was so nice for learning more!

  • @Scarylilow
    @Scarylilow Рік тому +1

    then and now is the same just different position , good on both .

  • @goldenview99289
    @goldenview99289 2 роки тому +4

    absolutely loved this! Could you also please share how much volume is necessary for glute-growth generally? Meaning how many sets a week are ideal? Thank you sm 🥰

  • @harleyivy9013
    @harleyivy9013 2 роки тому +3

    Your daily (either workout or diet) routine is always inspiring, motivational, and full of ideas for me to try as well. Thanks for your continued work!!!
    And watching your gorgeous face is also pleasing 😄 (FYI, I'm a woman, so this is not a sexual harassment! I just enjoy anyone/anything beautiful)

  • @joicyreis8802
    @joicyreis8802 2 роки тому

    This is now my favorite UA-cam channel!
    Thank you ❤

  • @aggie3098
    @aggie3098 2 роки тому +1

    The part of genetics is golden 👌all it takes is sticking to the basics, but for some reason peole prefer to believe in stuff that we don't really know much about. Spread the truth Sophie, we need smart influencers like you 😊💜

  • @melgigz178
    @melgigz178 Місяць тому

    I never knew why I had toned hips, bulky thighs and calves, toned glutes, and bulky shoulders/traps. I worked in healthcare for 15years and we are constantly pushing trolleys, rolling patients, kneeling, and squatting. At least walking 10K to12K steps on a work day.
    I never realised this until I started weight lifting and aiming to tone up. The movements I did are similar to what I already did at work. The only difference I am doing now, is weight progressive overload and having a better diet.
    I chose kettlebell training to strengthen my back and legs from being chronically injured, relearning my jogging skills, and long walks.

  • @tommycerda1689
    @tommycerda1689 2 роки тому

    You are awesome Sophie! Can’t wait to see what you do in the future!

  • @financialsavvybunny_
    @financialsavvybunny_ Рік тому

    This is really motivating can’t wait to try it tomorrow 😊

  • @ashleyhokett
    @ashleyhokett Рік тому

    Amazing. I love all your videos so inspirational and informational keep them coming

  • @GisellesCurls
    @GisellesCurls Рік тому

    Great form explanation

  • @anon4286
    @anon4286 Рік тому

    Your work ethic. How hard u push yourself. How discipline r u. How consistent r u.
    🥺🥺🥺🥰🥰🥰

  • @jenayrandall9358
    @jenayrandall9358 2 роки тому

    love this! and we would love more self-care content

  • @littleabbie3642
    @littleabbie3642 2 роки тому +1

    Sophie YOUR LEGS GIRL I can tell you’ve been working hard 😍

  • @olusia2007
    @olusia2007 7 місяців тому

    that's really helpful ! thx for explaining exercises :)

  • @dahliafit
    @dahliafit 2 роки тому +4

    Love your videos, you are sooo motivating! 💜💙❤️

  • @dixiee1799
    @dixiee1799 11 місяців тому

    I really got a lot out of this video and love how you explained everything this was so helpful!!💗

  • @emmarose3729
    @emmarose3729 3 місяці тому

    I’m trying to gain the know how and courage to start with the gym and training glutes. I’ve done yoga for over 8 years so this is a relief because I already do regular hip stretches

  • @chloluvs
    @chloluvs 2 роки тому

    Literally thank you for the free macro calculator 😍

  • @stephaniebastidas7344
    @stephaniebastidas7344 2 роки тому

    You are really spoiling us with 2 videos in a week💖 Congrats on your gains 🤌

  • @kristinej.4182
    @kristinej.4182 2 роки тому +3

    Great video. I liked how you explained things so well. I plan on making some adjustments to my glute workout according to your info. Thanks! 👍🏻

  • @tamarajurisic8523
    @tamarajurisic8523 Рік тому

    Thank you for explaining about performance of RDL and split squats. I had only hamstrings working.

  • @sophiabevilacqua8619
    @sophiabevilacqua8619 2 роки тому +12

    Absolutely loved this video!
    You really explained everything amazing and inspired me a lot for my workout tomorrow!😉
    Lots of love!

  • @ineesmouraa
    @ineesmouraa 2 роки тому +1

    ugh, the video I needed, thank you!

  • @taioni17
    @taioni17 Рік тому

    Thank you for the video!! (and i love your hairstyle 😍)