Start with a quick 5-minute stretch. Warming up helps you prevent injuries and gets your muscles ready for fire hydrant workouts.
Get on all fours and lift one leg out to the side. This classic fire hydrant exercise targets your glutes and hips.
Add a kick to the basic fire hydrant. Extend your leg straight after lifting it for a powerful glute burn.
Lift and pulse your leg in small, controlled movements. This fire hydrant variation helps activate the deep glute muscles.
Wrap a resistance band above your knees to increase intensity. The extra resistance makes this fire hydrant exercise even more challenging.
Lift your leg and make small circles. This move increases hip mobility and strength, making your fire hydrant routine more dynamic.
Place your hands on an elevated surface for added stability. This modification helps beginners master the fire hydrant technique.
Lie on your side and lift your top leg. This unique variation of the fire hydrant targets your gluteus medius and obliques.
Hold a plank and perform fire hydrants. Combining core and glute activation, this advanced move builds full-body strength.
Finish with a gentle cool-down. Stretching after your fire hydrant session relaxes muscles and boosts flexibility.