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Abby Driver

Abby Driver is a freelance health writer and qualified fitness instructor based in Cornwall. Away from her desk she enjoys exploring the Cornish coast path, sea swimming and experimenting with new recipes.

    Publications

    • Today's Parent
      3 articles
    • Advnture
      1 article
    • Tom's Guide
      1 article
    • Fit&Well
      1 article
    • Fitandwell.com

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    • —Advnture
    • —Tom's Guide
    • —Today's Parent
    • —Today's Parent
    • A physical therapist says that most people are weak in this one specific area—here's how to target it effectively
      4 Dec 2024—Fit&Well
      Located in your backside, your glutes are a large group of muscles that play a role in most movements. Trained properly, this muscle group is a powerhouse for everyday activities and athletic performance. But modern lifestyles mean they are prone to chronic underuse. Unfortunately, the less we use our glutes the harder they are to switch on. This means that other muscles can jump in and take over when we’re doing moves like squats and lunges. “Weak glutes are surprisingly common due to...

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