Glute Bridge March primarily works the glutes and hamstrings. It is categorized as a hinge movement and uses Bodyweight.
- Primary muscles
- glutes and hamstrings
- Equipment
- Bodyweight
- Movement pattern
- hinge
- Catalog difficulty
- 3 of 5
How to do Glute Bridge March
- Push the hips back while keeping the spine long
- Keep the load close and drive through the whole foot
- Finish tall without leaning back
Common mistakes
- Turning the hinge into a squat by bending the knees too much
- Reaching for extra depth by rounding the back
Muscles worked
The primary catalog target is glutes, with hamstrings also involved. Exercise feel varies with setup, range of motion, and individual anatomy.
Easier and harder options
Easier option: Romanian Deadlift
Related exercises and substitutions
A useful substitute should preserve the job this movement has in the session—not merely train a nearby body part. Explore the related Movviva guides below, then compare pattern, target muscles, available equipment, and difficulty.
Romanian Deadlift · Romanian Deadlift · Dumbbell Romanian Deadlift · Hip Thrust / Loaded Bridge · Kettlebell Deadlift · Glute Bridge
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