Fire Hydrant Exercise: Benefits, Muscles Worked, How to Do
The fire hydrant exercise is a deceptively simple bodyweight movement that effectively targets the glutes and hip muscles,…
Bodyweight exercises are one of the most effective and accessible ways to build strength, mobility, and muscular control anywhere, anytime.
They’re perfect for beginners learning foundational movement patterns and advanced athletes looking to master calisthenics, build unilateral strength, or train while traveling.
In this section, you’ll find movement bodyweight exercises for beginners, exercise breakdowns, full-body routines, and performance-based progressions using nothing but your body (and maybe a pole, or a jungle gym).
These are the same types of exercises I’ve relied on during off-seasons, hotel workouts, and injury recovery periods to stay strong and athletic without equipment.
👉 Not sure where to start? Check out my guide: Bodyweight Exercises 101: Everything You Need to Know, for beginner tips, advanced movements, and workout examples.
The fire hydrant exercise is a deceptively simple bodyweight movement that effectively targets the glutes and hip muscles,…
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