@_aminaaa12: slow and controlled for each of the workouts- want to grow your glutes before summer save this Full workout⬇️ sumo squats-4x8 hip thrust-4x8-10 w 10 sec hold step ups- 4x8 Hypertensions- 4x12 w 35lbs plate or dumbbell hip abduction- 4x9 upright+9 leaning forward #GymTok #glutes #gymmotivation #glutesworkout

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Armanmoh2 :
You look good qurux follows back?
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You about to exceed your allotment, easy.
2026-05-04 16:40:16
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Let’s go champ keep applying the positive energy ✨🖼️💪🏾
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Guess I gotta start working out
2026-05-02 21:56:09
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Which gym is this
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How many reps for each?
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Masha Allah keep going sister 💪🏾🫅🙌🏽👏🏽
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Assalamualaikum Sister Amina,
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