The main purpose of this exercise is to maintain and strengthen the
gluteal muscles, which play a particularly important role in performing
our most basic actions, such as: walking, running, using the stairs and
any activity that requires us to move our lower and upper body. Keeping
your glutes strong and durable will help your body function well even as
it gets older, and you should start this from a young age to ensure a
solid foundation and continuity.
What are the advantages that make it
particularly effective?
1. It works your gluteal muscles thoroughly - the dynamic bridge
exercise is fully and directly focused on the gluteal muscles, which are
considered among the strongest in the body and are located at the most
important junction in it - between the upper and lower body. A study
conducted in 2017 showed that hip lifting exercises (such as the bridge
exercise) contribute in a better way to strengthening the gluteal
muscles than exercises with the same purpose as squats or deadlifts
(lifting a weight load).
2. When it comes to strengthening the muscles between the hips and
waist, popular exercises such as squats, lunges, and deadlifts are
effective but can put a lot of pressure on the lower back and knees,
which can become more sensitive in old age. Neglecting or harming these
areas can have negative consequences later on. However, the bridge
exercise is a simple and safe way to strengthen the gluteal muscles
without putting pressure on these sensitive points.
3. Easy to perform anywhere - there is a wide variety of gluteal
exercises, but not all of them allow you to do them anywhere you want
and with very little equipment. One of the significant advantages of the
bridge exercise lies not only in its effectiveness but also in its
simplicity - it does not require too much of your area of operation
and only requires one dumbbell. Also, if you don't have weights, you can
even perform it by using another object of reasonable weight, provided
you can hold it firmly on your body.
4. Suitable for everyone - the bridge
exercise is performed lying down and works on one targeted muscle group -
the gluteal muscles only. This fact makes it an exercise that does not
require extraordinary physical abilities or developed coordination
skills between the different body parts. Therefore, it is considered an
extremely simple exercise that is suitable for almost every person,
regardless of age or level of physical fitness.
How do you perform this exercise?
1. To perform this exercise, lie on your
back with your hands at your sides and your knees bent. Bring your feet
towards your waist, ensuring that they are close enough by touching your
heel next to your hand. This will help you maintain the correct angle
of your knees.
2. Next, place a dumbbell horizontally on your hip joints in a stable
position and keep it there throughout the exercise.
3. Contract your glutes and core muscles and press your heels into the
ground. This will cause your pelvis to rise, forming a diagonal line
from your head and neck to your knees. It is important to maintain a
straight spine and avoid sinking your lower back throughout the
movement.
4. To perform the exercise, reach the top and take a pause before slowly
lowering your hips back to the ground. Repeat this movement 15–20
times, taking a short rest between sets. It is recommended to do 2–3
sets of this exercise with a break between each set.
This is only for your information, kindly take the advice of your doctor for medicines, exercises and so on.
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