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What is a Good 15 Minute Booty Blaster Workout?
15-20 squats
15-20 pliƩ squats
Steps ups onto a box or chair 12-15 per leg
15 walking lunges on each leg
20 Donkey kicks per leg
30 jumping split squats
45 seconds of speed skaters
Repeat 2-3 times for a booty busting workout!!
-Donkey Kicks: on all fours on a mat, bend at one knee with a flexed foot and raise up towards the ceiling. Be sure to keep your hips neutral. Switch sides.
-Fire Hydrants: on all fours on the mat, kick legs out to the side (similar to dog with fire hydrant)
-Fire Hydrant Taps: same position as fire hydrant, but with a straight leg going up and down
-Hip Thrusts: lean with your shoulders against a bench and a barbell or plate against your hips, use your hips to push the weight, similar to a bridge motion
-Frogs on bench: lay on a bench with your hips off the edge. Touch your heels together then lift your butt up off the bench.
Repeat multiple times. Not hard enough? Add ankle weights or resistance bands. Enjoy the burn!
Adam Teplitz:
When I ask my clients what muscles they want to focus on and strengthen
, an overwhelming majority respond with the glutes. If you're short on time ,
here's a great 15 minute workout to blast the glutes.
Complete it as circuit.
Begin with a bridge. Lie on your back with your knees bent and drive through your heels to lift your hips up. Squeezing the glutes at the top is key.
Begin with a bridge. Lie on your back with your knees bent and drive through your heels to lift your hips up. Squeezing the glutes at the top is key.
The next exercise in the circuit is a glute kickback. Begin on all fours and
kick your leg straight back.
Following this is a single leg bridge. Same form as a regular bridge, but with one leg extended straight out.
Following this is a single leg bridge. Same form as a regular bridge, but with one leg extended straight out.
After completing the single leg bridge , continue the circuit with a squat
jump. Begin by hinging at the hips until your thighs are parallel to the
ground. Extend your legs with force and explode up into a jump.
The last two exercises are sumo squats and an all four legs kick.
Attempt to complete 15 reps per exercise. Always remember to activate the glutes by squeezing the muscle.
Attempt to complete 15 reps per exercise. Always remember to activate the glutes by squeezing the muscle.
This workout is ideal for keeping the heart rate elevated while still receiving
that strength component.
Kelly Bailey:
I've got news for you: a 15 minute "booty blast" workout will not and
cannot take the place of a good diet and workout program if your
goal is to get a better behind. To give your butt a better shape,
your best bet is to skip this 15 minutes of "spot targeting" in favor
of a good workout that includes lifting heavy weights in multi-joint lifts like
the squat, deadlift, or lunge. If your rear is covered in a layer of fat,
clean eating and good old cardio is the only way you'll uncover the hard work
you put in during the heavy lifting. To get a great looking butt, all three
things (diet, weight training, and cardio) must be a part of the program!
All that being said, if all you
have is 15 minutes, I suggest doing something that can really blast fat, like
intervals on a stationary cycle, or a Tabata-style workout. These
workouts may not directly target your glutes, but are great ways to lose
fat while maintaining muscle.
Maria
Kolodziej: 15 minute booty
blaster: Do three circuits of the following
1.) Bridge-lay on your back on a mat
and bring your bottom up; holding at the top. Abduct the legs open and closed
15 times (place band around your thighs for extra resistance)
2.) Side kicks- get on all fours on
a mat. Start with the right leg and extend it all the out until your glute is
squeezing at the top. Bring the leg around toward your head, trying to
keep it parallel to the ground. Repeat 10-12 times before switching sides.
3.) Step up to lateral raise- use a
step or other elevated surface (the higher the step the better the results).
Once at the top, laterally take your leg out to the side perpendicular to your
body. Bring legs back together and step down. Repeat 10-12 times on that side
before switching to the other side.
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