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Glutes that won't activate despite endless exercises are almost always a position problem, not a strength problem. External rotation shortens the glutes. A shortened muscle can't contract effectively — same reason a maximally bent bicep can barely curl. Internal rotation restores their length. Then they can actually fire

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