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Illustration showing powerlifting exercises: squat, deadlift, sprint, and jump around a muscular figure.

Strength Training and Glute Development

Your glutes aren’t just muscles — they’re your engine for effective glute training. Squat, deadlift, sprint, jump… every explosive move starts here, forming the core of our powerlifting program. At Reams Powerlifting, we don’t skip foundations; we build them through strength training.

Glute Muscle Development

Anatomical illustration of gluteal muscles labeled.

Gluteus Maximus - The Power Engine

• Positioned on the outer surface of the pelvis.

• Controls hip abduction and pelvic alignment.

• Crucial for knee stability, especially during squats and lunges.

• Fires during lateral movement, walking, and single-leg stance.

Gluteus Maximus - The Stabilizer

• Positioned on the outer surface of the pelvis.

• Controls hip abduction and pelvic alignment.

• Crucial for knee stability, especially.during squats and lunges.

• Fires during lateral movement, walking, and single-leg stance.

Gluteus Medius - The Deep Anchor

• Largest and most superficial glute muscle.

• Drives hip extension: squats, deadlifts, sprinting, jumping.

• Powers explosive movement and upright posture.

• Activates during standing, climbing, and propelling forward best results.

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