Cheeks 4 Weeks
This glutes workshop is a very structured 4 week training that will teach you how to build strong glutes and legs.
A Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. Steven Mack is a former Mizzou Walk-On and Chicago native that calls Columbia home.
Get these three lifts just right:
These three lifts are keeping you from getting what you want.
Back squats
Get bar placement right, take exercise breaths with your core, and get foot placement right with your hips to get the most out of your legs and butt.
Hip thrust
Setting your feet and back in the right position to power through this glute workout is crucial to getting the full range of motion.
Deadlift
Assuming the correct stance and setting up your grip will keep the power in your legs and glutes and off your lower back.
What you're getting:
Lifting technique
If you haven't lifted much before, that's fine — Steven will walk you through the safest ways to lift and get the best results and you'll learn why each lift is important.
Nutrition planning
You'll learn to balance protein to build and keep muscle (what curves are made of) with enough carbs to train hard and healthy fat to help you recover and maintain proper hormone function.
Practice makes perfect
It's not enough to go to an information session once — that's why this is a 4 week workshop. 2 times a week for 4 weeks will build the right habits.
Monthly checkins for 6 months
Building strength and shape is an exercise in patient, well thought out planning and discipline. Steven will build a strength plan for you, and check in monthly to track progress.
4 Fitness Laws of Success
Set the right goal
Picture where you want to be. Is it strength? Body composition? Sport performance? This affects how your program should be setup and carried out.
Select the right exercises
A trainer will help organized the right exercises that challenge the muscles with movements that you want to improve, and recommend an app track your progress.
Balance volume and intensity
Different people respond differently to different amounts of training at different loads. 3 sets of 12 reps is different than 6 sets of 6 reps. Both work.
Make the time
How much time will you prioritize to train? While you can train anywhere 2-7x a week, having a trainer means that time is spent efficiently.
It should be a challenge
Our bodies adapt to challenges — Steven will show you how to pick weights that challenge your body to grow muscle.
If the weights aren’t heavy enough, you aren’t sending your body the signal that you need more muscle; that means you’ll end up looking skinny fat despite constantly working out.