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THE GOLDEN RULE | STACK, BRACE & RADIATE
Let’s get to know each other!
One of the biggest things holding people back in the gym isn’t weakness it’s confusion 🤯🏋️♀️
In this episode of Giggles & Glutes, Zoë and Donaé break down a single, powerful principle that cuts through the noise of conflicting cues and overcomplicated coaching 🎙️. If you’ve ever felt frozen under the bar, unsure whether you’re doing an exercise “right,” this episode gives you a clear, repeatable rule you can apply to every lift.
We introduce the golden rule of stack, brace, and radiate ⚙️💪, explain why it works, and show you how to apply it across major movements like squats, bench press, rows, split squats, pull-ups, and glute work 🏋️♀️. This episode is about building real strength with confidence, stability, and safe technique — without overthinking every rep.
⏱️ Timestamps
01:32 – Why gym confusion is holding people back 🤯
02:10 – The problem with conflicting coaching cues 🔄
03:00 – Introducing the golden rule that replaces the noise ✨
04:05 – What “stack” really means and why over-arching hurts you 🦴
05:45 – The canister analogy and rib-to-pelvis alignment 🧠
07:10 – What bracing actually is (and what it isn’t) 💨
09:00 – Radiating tension and full-body stability ⚡
11:10 – Applying the rule to squats 🏋️♀️
12:05 – Applying the rule to bench press 💪
13:10 – Applying the rule to rows and pulling movements 🔗
14:10 – Single-leg work, balance, and foot connection 👣
15:55 – Pull-ups, lat pulldowns, and eliminating momentum 🧗♀️
17:05 – Why the rule applies even to smaller exercises 🎯
18:20 – Your 4–8 week training blueprint 📋
20:35 – Why form mastery comes before adding weight 📈
22:30 – Injury prevention and long-term strength confidence 🛡️
24:10 – Closing reflection and call to action 🎯
If this episode helped clear up confusion in your training, make sure to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and turn notifications on. Drop a comment below and tell us which exercise you’re most excited to try using the stack, brace, and radiate rule.
Which exercise are you most excited to try using the stack, brace, and radiate rule — squats, bench, split squats, or pull-ups? Let us know in the comments and tell us where you’ve felt most confused in the gym.
#GigglesAndGlutes
#LiftingForm
#StrengthTraining
#WomenWhoLift
#FitnessEducation
#TrainWithConfidence
Hang out with us on our socials!
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/giggles.glutes/
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gigglesandglutes
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@GigglesandGlutes
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By Zoë Müller & Donaé MarinusLet’s get to know each other!
One of the biggest things holding people back in the gym isn’t weakness it’s confusion 🤯🏋️♀️
In this episode of Giggles & Glutes, Zoë and Donaé break down a single, powerful principle that cuts through the noise of conflicting cues and overcomplicated coaching 🎙️. If you’ve ever felt frozen under the bar, unsure whether you’re doing an exercise “right,” this episode gives you a clear, repeatable rule you can apply to every lift.
We introduce the golden rule of stack, brace, and radiate ⚙️💪, explain why it works, and show you how to apply it across major movements like squats, bench press, rows, split squats, pull-ups, and glute work 🏋️♀️. This episode is about building real strength with confidence, stability, and safe technique — without overthinking every rep.
⏱️ Timestamps
01:32 – Why gym confusion is holding people back 🤯
02:10 – The problem with conflicting coaching cues 🔄
03:00 – Introducing the golden rule that replaces the noise ✨
04:05 – What “stack” really means and why over-arching hurts you 🦴
05:45 – The canister analogy and rib-to-pelvis alignment 🧠
07:10 – What bracing actually is (and what it isn’t) 💨
09:00 – Radiating tension and full-body stability ⚡
11:10 – Applying the rule to squats 🏋️♀️
12:05 – Applying the rule to bench press 💪
13:10 – Applying the rule to rows and pulling movements 🔗
14:10 – Single-leg work, balance, and foot connection 👣
15:55 – Pull-ups, lat pulldowns, and eliminating momentum 🧗♀️
17:05 – Why the rule applies even to smaller exercises 🎯
18:20 – Your 4–8 week training blueprint 📋
20:35 – Why form mastery comes before adding weight 📈
22:30 – Injury prevention and long-term strength confidence 🛡️
24:10 – Closing reflection and call to action 🎯
If this episode helped clear up confusion in your training, make sure to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and turn notifications on. Drop a comment below and tell us which exercise you’re most excited to try using the stack, brace, and radiate rule.
Which exercise are you most excited to try using the stack, brace, and radiate rule — squats, bench, split squats, or pull-ups? Let us know in the comments and tell us where you’ve felt most confused in the gym.
#GigglesAndGlutes
#LiftingForm
#StrengthTraining
#WomenWhoLift
#FitnessEducation
#TrainWithConfidence
Hang out with us on our socials!
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/giggles.glutes/
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gigglesandglutes
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@GigglesandGlutes