One-Leg Glute Deadlifts (pic inside)

sample from – “The Best Home Gym Exercises You’ve Never Heard Of” – OLGL’s, or One-Leg Glute Deadlifts.

Don’t underestimate the power of this exercise – you can achieve great results without using heavy weights.

To perform OLGL’s, set up a flat bench and place a pair of KBs, DBs, or a Barbell (pictured above) a few feet in front of it. Assume the position for a Bulgarian Split Squat, with your foot and part of your shin firmly on the bench. Stability is key here, as we want to focus on targeting one side at a time.

Once you’re in the bottom split squat position, pick up the dumbbells and bring your torso upright while keeping your legs in place. The movement should only occur at the hips and lower back.

This exercise is an absolute gem for your glutes. Not only does it provide constant isometric tension to the working-side glute from holding the split position under load (which also provides a great stretch), but it also engages that glute to extend the hip and bring the torso upright simultaneously – this is where the magic happens!

You’ll experience two levels of tension on your glute at once, resulting in an incredible workout. Be prepared to feel this exercise like no other – dual-function loading is truly mind-blowing!

I’m always on the lookout for new and innovative exercises to incorporate into my workouts. That’s why I highly recommend a resource like “The Best Home Gym Exercises You’ve Never Heard Of.” It’s packed with 277 incredibly effective exercises that can be done with basic equipment.

If you’re an intermediate or advanced trainee who already understands program design, this tool is an invaluable asset. Just yesterday, I was planning workouts for our clients at the studio and needed a single leg hinge movement for four sets of eight. I wanted something different from what we had been doing before, both physically and mentally stimulating. Thankfully, this guide provided exactly what I needed!

From chest to abs, this book covers every major muscle group in your body. You’ll find exercises for biceps, triceps, back, traps, quads, hamstrings, glutes, shoulders, calves—you name it! With just a few pieces of equipment, you’ll have everything necessary for a complete workout.

So don’t miss out on discovering these unique and fresh exercises that will challenge your muscles in ways even the best machines at the gym can’t match! Click here to unlock their potential today.

–Forest Vance
Kettlebell Expert & Over 40 Training Specialist

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