The first one on that list will strengthen your core while specifically targeting your glutes, and the other two will help your underactive posterior muscles, she explains.
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He mistakenly called them fungi, but scientists later identified the bright cloud of DNA in the embryo’s posterior pole as bacteria and named them Blochmannia after their discoverer.
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Normally, ant eggs have a single zone at their posterior pole that expresses germline genes.
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One system would tell toilet users apart from looking at photos of an individual’s posterior.
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The posterior metaphor clicked, and she began rapping about being “no size 2.”
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I generally remember school physical education, PE, as a being a pain in the posterior.
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As one story goes, Bianca Jagger, impressed, once made a plaster cast of Mara's posterior.
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In this second specimen the whole internal surface of the posterior cavity likewise differs to a certain extent in shape.
The Variation of Animals and Plants Under Domestication, Vol. I.|Charles Darwin
The left foot of the posterior biped is the one which commences the action.
Artistic Anatomy of Animals|douard Cuyer
The heart (fig. 224 ht) lies under the dorsal spine and is prolonged into an anterior, posterior, and dorsal aorta.
The Works of Francis Maitland Balfour, Volume II (of 4)|Francis Maitland Balfour
Posterior to the closing of the real action of the history, the penning of it will naturally be to be placed.
Not Paul, But Jesus|Jeremy Bentham
The posterior layer is of a deep purple tint, and is called u-ve´a, from its resemblance in color to a ripe grape.
A Treatise on Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene (Revised Edition)|Calvin Cutter
British Dictionary definitions for posterior
posterior
/ (pɒˈstɪərɪə) /
adjective
situated at the back of or behind something
coming after or following another in a series
coming after in time
zoology(of animals) of or near the hind end
botany(of a flower) situated nearest to the main stem
anatomydorsal or towards the spine
noun
the buttocks; rump
statisticsa posterior probability
Compare anterior
Derived forms of posterior
posteriorly, adverb
Word Origin for posterior
C16: from Latin: latter, from posterus coming next, from post after