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100 exercises for glutes at home

Author: Zavitnevich Evgenia - a Master of Sports in gymnastics and an aerobics coach.
2011-12-21

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Below is a list of over a hundred glute exercises that can be performed at home without any equipment. If you have at least dumbbells, check out these articles: Glute workouts at home: the best exercises and Beautiful glutes – exercises, techniques, nuances.

Starting position – lying on your stomach

1. Glute squeeze - 8 times.
2. Alternating glute squeeze - 8 times.
3. Squeeze the glutes and hold in tensed state - 8 times.
4. Raise straight leg up - 8 times.
5. Raise straight leg with double bounce - 8 times.
6. Raise straight leg with a bounce for 8, 16 counts.
7. Raise straight leg and hold for 8, 16 counts (static).
8. Raise bent leg up - 8 times.
9. Double raise of bent leg - 8 times.
10. Raise bent leg and bounce for 8, 16 counts.
11. Raise bent leg with a hold for 8 counts (static).
12. Alternate straight leg raises (swimming) - 16 counts.

Starting position - standing

13, 14, 15 - the same as 1, 2, 3.

Starting position - lying on your back, legs bent and shoulder-width apart

16. Hip lift – 8 times.
17. Hip lift with double bounce – 8 times.
18. Hip lift with a bounce for 8 counts.
19. Hip lift with a hold at the top for 8, 16 counts (static).
20. Hip lift with knee squeezing at the top position – 8 times.
21. Hip lift with double knee squeezing at the top position - 8 times.
22. Hip lift with knee squeezing at the top position - 8 times.
23. Hip lift with squeezed knees - 8 times.
24. Hip lift with hip abduction sideways (to the right and left) – 8 times.
25. Hip lift and straighten one leg down – 8 times.
26. Hip lift and straighten one leg up – 8 times.

Starting position - same, but supported on elbows

27 – 37. Same as 16 - 26.

Starting position - same, but supported on straight arms behind

38 - 48. Same as 16 - 26.

Starting position - lying on your back, legs bent and against the wall

49 – 59. Same as 16 - 26.

Starting position - lying on your side with a support on your elbow

60. Abduction of bent leg back - 8 times.
61. Double abduction of bent leg back - 8 times.
62. Abduction of leg and bounce - 8, 16 counts.
63. Abduction of leg back and hold for 8, 16, 32 counts (static).
64. Straightening of bent leg back - 8 times.
65. Abduction of straight leg back, then bend - 8 times.

Starting position – kneeling and resting on straight arms

66. Raise bent leg - 8 times.
67. Double raise of bent leg - 8 times.
68. Raise bent leg and bounce for 8, 16 counts.
69. Raise bent leg and hold for 8, 16, 32 counts (static).
70. Raise straight leg - 8 times.
71. Double raise of straight leg - 8 times.
72. Raise straight leg and bounce for 8, 16 counts.
73. Raise straight leg and hold for 8, 16, 32 counts (static).
74. Straightening bent leg upwards - 8 times.
75. Same as the previous, but do not lower bent leg - 8 times (in suspension).
76. Raise bent leg to shoulder - 8 times (toes back).
77. Raise bent leg to shoulder - 8 times (leg back to the floor).
78. Circular motions to the shoulder - 8 times (2 sides).
79. Raise leg diagonally from diagonal to diagonal.

Starting position – resting on knees and elbows

80 - 89. Same as exercises 66 - 75.

Starting position – standing with support on a stand

90 – 99. Same as exercises 66 - 75.

Starting position – sitting on the floor, legs extended forward

100. Slightly bend the legs and sway from side to side.
101. Same, but with forward and backward movement. Legs straight (butt massage).

100 exercises for the glutes for women—this is approximate. You can also vary the exercises as you perform them. For example, alternate raising a bent and straight leg, or do regular and double repetitions, and so on. You can increase the number of repetitions or wear weights. I do not recommend doing all exercises at once; 20 repetitions per session is enough, training every other day. In addition to the glutes, other muscles (lower back, back of the thighs, side of the thighs, oblique abdominal muscles) may also be engaged. Once again, I emphasize that all these exercises require no special equipment, so you can easily do them at home.

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