How To Fix A Glute Imbalance

Glute imbalances are very common, to the point where people are borderline paranoid about them. It’s normal to be asymmetrical. It’s functionally advantageous to have a stronger and more powerful side. Of course, you want to narrow the margin and bridge the gap in situations where there’s a severe discrepancy between sides, but most people are fine. In this video, I discuss glute imbalances and provide three different solutions.

How Often Should I Train The Glutes?

"How often should I train my glutes?" is by far the most common question I receive from my followers. The simple answer is 3 times per week. The more complex answer is 2-6 times per week depending on 7 important factors. The most important of these factors is genetics, but exercise selection, volume, load, effort, intent, and specialization all play a role as well.

How To Best Train The Glutes (Rule Of Thirds)

If you want to maximize your glute development, then I encourage you to utilize my "Rule Of Thirds" in your training. When you design programs for yourself or your clients, you want around a third of your exercises to be vertical in vector, one third to be horizontal, and one third lateral/rotary.