Beginner Glute Stability

Single-Leg Glute Bridge

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Why This Matters for Boxing

Rear leg stability during rotation. When you throw a rear hook, your rear leg anchors you while your upper body rotates — this exercise builds the glute strength to maintain that anchor under load.

How To Do It

  1. 1Lie on your back with one knee bent, foot flat on the floor.
  2. 2Extend the other leg straight.
  3. 3Drive your hips up using the planted foot.
  4. 4Squeeze your glute at the top.
  5. 5Lower with control.
Sets
3
Reps
12 each side
Rest
30s

Pro Tips

  • Don't let your hips rotate — keep them level.
  • Press through your heel, not your toes.
  • If it's too easy, raise your foot on a step.

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