Creative breakdown
A one-hour glute-and-posterior workout, including Smith-machine Bulgarian sets at 3×10, gives the video a fitness identity while TimeOFF high-waisted leggings appear in the routine.
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A one-hour glute-and-posterior workout, including Smith-machine Bulgarian sets at 3×10, gives the video a fitness identity while TimeOFF high-waisted leggings appear in the routine.
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View breakdownShe's coming over there and never arrives alone, she never shows up by herself, the whole lively party vibe
Everyone is hyped up, let loose, enjoy the night to the fullest
I move to the dynamic rhythm, with my baby, feel this beat, everyone dance along
All the hot girls are happy, this William is already 30 years old, click the link in bio to get the training plan
The woman adjusts her headphones in the gym, then steps onto the Smith machine, rests the barbell on her shoulders, places one foot on the bench behind her, and repeatedly performs Bulgarian split squats to train her glutes and legs.
The woman stands on a step beside the cable machine, performs step-up exercises with one foot, then switches to an ankle strap fixed on the cable machine, leans forward and completes leg kickback movements to further activate her glutes.
The woman sits on the leg curl machine, presses her back against the seat, repeatedly performs leg curl movements to train her hamstrings, then places her hand on her chest to catch her breath after finishing.
The woman bends over to hold the barbell and performs stiff-legged deadlifts. Then a fitness app promotion text pops up on the screen. Finally, she stands up, adjusts her headphones and walks towards the camera, with text guiding viewers to follow displayed.
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