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The Best & Worst Glute Exercises (According To Science)

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Curiosity Gap

An empty tier board beside a lunge asks one question, where does your exercise land. Anyone training glutes has to check their own picks. The anatomy inset signals science will do the ranking, not opinion.

How the packaging works
Title

The title promises both winners and losers, judged by science.

Thumbnail

The thumbnail shows an unfilled tier list so each exercise's grade stays hidden.

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If you rank things your viewer already does, show the empty scale, never the filled one. The moment rankings are visible the click dies. Let them click to find their own habits on the board.

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The transferable lesson

Show the empty scoreboard, never the filled one

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