Personal Trainer Mark Hart at Have a Hart Fitness shows you how to do pelvic thrusts to improve posterior chain. Hip
Thrusts are a great exercise to improve glute and lower back strength as well as hamstrings and abdominal strength.
Hip thrusts are a very important exercise and should be included as part of your body exercise to tighten up and shape up your butt at the end of your workout or at the end of your leg exercises.
Hip thrusts are a should be carried out carefully and slowly.
2 up and 2 down technique
5 x 10 reps
rest 30 seconds between sets.
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