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The Power Behind Every Step: Why Your Glutes Matter

Your glutes play a major role in almost every movement, from walking and running to lifting and climbing stairs. But they’re often overlooked until discomfort or performance issues show up elsewhere.


Why it matters:
Strong, well-coordinated glutes help:

  • Support your hips and spine, reducing stress on your knees and lower back.

  • Power your stride when running, making each step more efficient.

  • Improve stability and control during lifts like squats and deadlifts.

Quick tip:
Before your next workout, include glute-focused movements such as bridges, clamshells, or banded lateral steps. They help you connect to these muscles and prepare your body for more powerful, balanced movement.


Curious how your glutes are contributing to your overall movement?
Book a movement screen with our PTs to learn how to strengthen your glutes for lasting performance and resilience.

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Contact us to learn more about how our services can support your journey.


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