There’s no shortage of glute-boosting training sessions online – but most overlook the smaller accessory moves that build real strength and balance. One of the most underrated? The clamshell exercise.

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ANY BIG TIME squat or deadlift day needs a big, similarly multi-joint movement to get ready, right? In reality, going small and simple—in this case, targeting your glutes with the clamshell ...

If you've been on the hunt for an exercise that targets your glutes while simultaneously improving your hip mobility, the clamshell exercise is the golden ticket you've been seeking. You've likely ...

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This exercise can help strengthen your hips, legs, glutes, and pelvis. It may also ease lower back tension and can be beneficial for injury treatment. Squat, lunge, leg press…clamshell? Perhaps you’ve ...

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When Apple introduced the all-new stage manager and extended monitor support for the M-powered iPads, I had one thought: Can I use my iPad in clamshell mode? With a more traditional macOS setup, I ...

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I’ve decided that clamshells are cool for clams but infuriating for the rest of us. Have you ever tried to sneak some leftover chow mein, a grocery-store cookie or fruit-topped slice of cheesecake at ...

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