Recruit the Glutes.

Know Butts About It.

Question – So working out with GluteFlex leads to better movement, but will it also build up my backside?

Know butts about it. A muscle grows from two things happening. Stimulation then repair. When using GluteFlex 360, muscle fibers break down from contraction under resistance. The muscle then produces new fibers to repair and replace those damaged. This in turn, increases muscle size. The safest way to accomplish this, is with GluteFlex 360.

Question – So training with GluteFlex can improve stability, but will that also help my posture?

Know butts about it. Lower Crossed Syndrome is a posture problem caused by tight hip flexor and lower back muscles as well as weak gluteal and ab muscles. Using GluteFlex 360 will loosen the hip flexors while strengthening the glutes thus helping refine ones posture.

Question – So you say exercising with GluteFlex builds muscle, but does it burn fat as well?

Know butts about it. Using GluteFlex 360 for resistance training workouts will increase your metabolism. As you build your glutes, the largest and strongest muscles in the human body, you will also burn overall body fat.

Question – So doing bridges and hip thrusts with GluteFlex strengthens the glutes, but will that help me become faster when I speed hike?

Know butts about it. With your body weight on the forward leg, you pull yourself upward by extending your hip then pushing with the glutes. Activating and strengthening these muscles using GluteFlex 360 will improve speed, acceleration, endurance, agility, balance and overall physical performance.

Question – So using GluteFlex targets the Glutes, but is that going to help relieve my knee pain?

Know butts about it. The Gluteus Maximus is a major muscle that controls the knee joint to hinge back and forth. It travels across the back of the hips and attaches on the outside of the upper and lower leg. When it’s weak and not functioning correctly, pain in the knee can result. Using GluteFlex 360 can help alleviate this pain.

Question – So you say training with GluteFlex will improve my overall athleticism, but does that include my golf game?

Know butts about it. Using GluteFlex 360 , to build strong glutes, will help stabilize the pelvis. This will allow the body to assume and hold the set-up position as well as the rotation into a backswing and follow through. Crazy as it may seem, but training with GluteFlex 360 will make you a better golfer. Who’d of thought?

Will GluteFlex 360 also work my core muscles?

Know butts about it. Using GluteFlex 360 will not only work the glutes, it will also engage your core. Specifically your transversus abdominis, which helps lift and stabilize your hips as they move up and down.

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