@venus_gabby: Your hip anatomy doesn’t suddenly change. Your muscles still attach to the same bones. But the position your body lives in can change dramatically. If the human body were truly static, we wouldn’t gradually develop a protruding belly, tilted ribs, a shifted pelvis, or a more hunched posture as we age. The body adapts to the positions and loads you repeatedly give it. Sit for hours every day, and your pelvis may gradually become biased towards a position where the hips and glutes no longer have good room to move. Now your glutes may already be shortened or poorly positioned before you even start training. So the problem isn’t necessarily that your glutes are weak. They may simply be working from a poor length-tension relationship. That’s why doing more glute exercises isn’t always the first answer. First, restore a better relationship between your pelvis, hips, and ribcage. Then when you squat, hinge, or lift heavy, your glutes have more usable range to lengthen, produce force, and contract. That’s exactly what we work on inside the 28-Day Full Body Alignment Protocol. We don’t start by asking which muscle needs more reps. We start by improving the structure those muscles are working from. Comment ALIGN to see if the programme is right for you.#learnontiktok #bodyalignment

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