Archived Glute Exercise Discussion
This archived post discusses a celebrity body ideal and presents images of lunges, hip thrusts, and glute kickbacks. It is not a verified workout plan or individualized exercise, nutrition, or medical advice. The original makes claims about surgery, muscle growth, and desired results without supporting evidence; those claims are not presented here as facts.
Lunges (archived image sequence)



Hip thrusts (archived image sequence)


Glute kickbacks (archived image sequence)



The source recommends 25–30 repetitions for three sets, adding weight, and eating twice as many calories as you burn to obtain a particular result. Those are not individualized recommendations and may be unsuitable or unsafe depending on a person’s health, experience, goals, and circumstances. Consult a qualified professional before starting or changing exercise, resistance, or nutrition routines.
Movement goals and body shapes vary from person to person; choose activity that feels appropriate for you rather than pursuing a celebrity comparison.




It can certainly be an option at home, too. The commenter suggests tying an ordinary resistance band to a table or bed for kickbacks, and replacing a barbell with a stick, a weighted mop, or even a child. Those are not safe substitutions: do not anchor bands to unsecured furniture, use household objects as weights, or involve a child as resistance.