TRX, or Total Resistance Exercise, employs suspension training equipment using bodyweight as resistance, facilitating exercises with adjustable difficulty levels.
The "best" exercises for achieving specific adaptations do not fundamentally differ between men and women, though preferences may vary; weight and reps adjustments are based on averages (5'5", 140lbs, 34 years old for women) but should be tailored to individual capabilities.
The glutes, located at the back of your hips, play a pivotal role in leg and hip movements and can be effectively targeted with exercises like squats and hip thrusts, which are integral to this workout routine.
Integrating TRX-based glute-focused movements supports functional strength and contributes to aesthetic development around the buttock region for improved overall fitness.
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The TRX Glute Bridge is a variation of the regular Glute Bridge that focuses on strengthening the glutes. By using TRX straps, this exercise adds instability, which helps engage your muscles more effectively.
The TRX Glute Bridge is a variation of the regular Glute Bridge that focuses on strengthening the glutes. By using TRX straps, this exercise adds instability, which helps engage your muscles more effectively.
The TRX Hip Thrust is a glute-focused exercise that uses TRX straps to create instability. This helps to activate your muscles more effectively and allows for a greater range of motion compared to a standard hip thrust.
The TRX Hip Thrust is a glute-focused exercise that uses TRX straps to create instability. This helps to activate your muscles more effectively and allows for a greater range of motion compared to a standard hip thrust.