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Founder of Fit Body Boot Camp Launches Breakthrough Glute Workout Device

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Glute Workout Device:

Steve Hochman, renowned southern California trainer and co-founder of Fit Body Boot Camp, has invented the first wearable glute-activating device, now available through crowdfunding on Indiegogo. Check it out here!

“After training thousands of clients over the past 20 years, I discovered that 90 percent of people struggle to activate their glutes,” said Hochman. “The GX5 TRAINER’s patent-pending design redirects your body’s energy allowing your glutes to work up to 87% more.”
The set straps to your shoe for maximum glute activation, form correction, and pain alleviation during all lower body workouts. The GX5 TRAINER™ is the only wearable product on the market that corrects your form during both stationary and moving exercises, such as walking lunges.

By purchasing the GX5 TRAINER™, you will also receive free access to the GX5 FIT app featuring:

6 Week Booty Lift Series
How-to library for popular glute exercises
Live and recorded GX5 glute classes

“We believe this product has the potential to take off on a global scale,” said Hochman. “The GX5 TRAINER™ is ready for mass-production, but we need more capital to really make a splash in the U.S. health and fitness market. We’ve decided to launch the product with Indiegogo, a platform to fund ingenious, work-in-progress products and ideas. We’re ready for mass production and we will begin shipping in June!”

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