Medicine balls are versatile tools commonly made from durable, rubbery material and come in various weights.
These balls not only serve as resistance for exercises similar to free weights but also provide dynamic options such as throwing or slamming against surfaces without causing damage, thereby enhancing workout intensity.
Effective glute-focused exercises engage the muscles around the hips, essential for leg and hip movement and often targeted through squats, deadlifts, and hip thrusts.
While preferences might differ, these exercises are equally beneficial, with typical repetitions and weights adapted to averages for women (5’5”, 140 lbs, 34 years old), recognizing individual variation.
The goal is to strengthen the buttock muscles while enjoying a safe and productive workout.
Experience the benefits of integrating medicine balls into your routine for greater fitness outcomes.
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The Forward Lunge with Twist is a variation of the lunge that strengthens your quads, glutes, and hamstrings while adding core stability. By holding a medicine ball and twisting, you enhance the effectiveness of the standard lunge for a better workout.
The Forward Lunge with Twist is a variation of the lunge that strengthens your quads, glutes, and hamstrings while adding core stability. By holding a medicine ball and twisting, you enhance the effectiveness of the standard lunge for a better workout.
The Single Leg Glute Bridge and Squeeze is a great exercise for strengthening your glutes and core. Using a medicine ball helps improve balance and engage your muscles more effectively, making it an excellent addition to any lower-body workout.
The Single Leg Glute Bridge and Squeeze is a great exercise for strengthening your glutes and core. Using a medicine ball helps improve balance and engage your muscles more effectively, making it an excellent addition to any lower-body workout.
Medicine Ball Hip Thrusts are an advanced version of the standard hip thrust, using a medicine ball for added resistance. This exercise targets your glutes and hamstrings, making it a great way to strengthen your lower body.
Medicine Ball Hip Thrusts are an advanced version of the standard hip thrust, using a medicine ball for added resistance. This exercise targets your glutes and hamstrings, making it a great way to strengthen your lower body.
The Medicine Ball Glute Bridge is a modified version of the glute bridge that uses a medicine ball either on your hips or under your feet. It strengthens your glutes, hamstrings, and core while improving balance and stability.
The Medicine Ball Glute Bridge is a modified version of the glute bridge that uses a medicine ball either on your hips or under your feet. It strengthens your glutes, hamstrings, and core while improving balance and stability.
The Medicine Ball Curtsy Lunge is a weighted exercise that targets your glutes while also engaging your legs. By using a medicine ball, you add extra resistance, making it more challenging than a regular lunge.
The Medicine Ball Curtsy Lunge is a weighted exercise that targets your glutes while also engaging your legs. By using a medicine ball, you add extra resistance, making it more challenging than a regular lunge.
The Medicine Ball Reverse Lunge is a lower body exercise that uses a medicine ball for added weight. It primarily targets your glutes, hamstrings, and quads while stepping back into the lunge position. This variation helps strengthen your legs and improve balance.
The Medicine Ball Reverse Lunge is a lower body exercise that uses a medicine ball for added weight. It primarily targets your glutes, hamstrings, and quads while stepping back into the lunge position. This variation helps strengthen your legs and improve balance.