What is another word for Gluteus Minimus?
Pronunciation: [ɡlˈuːtɪəs mˈɪnɪməs] (IPA) 
Gluteus minimus is a muscle located in the buttocks that assists in hip abduction and stabilization. There are several synonyms that describe this muscle, including "tensor fasciae latae," "gluteus medius," and "piriformis." These muscles work together to provide stability and mobility to the hip area, allowing for proper movement and functionality. The gluteus minimus is an essential muscle for activities such as running, jumping, and walking, and can be strengthened through exercises such as lateral band walks and clamshells. Understanding the importance of the gluteus minimus in overall body mechanics can lead to improved athletic performance and reduced injury risk.
