Squats are great for your glutes (butt). Lunges are great for thighs. Hips will naturally decrease in size when you increase cardio (running, walking, etc.). Squats and lunges don't need equipment (your own body weight provides resistance) but you can add "weight" by holding heavy objects, such as soup cans or jugs of water. Also, squats can be done while you're brushing your teeth, drying your hair, etc. ~ T
I ran track and I know quite a bit about heathy eating/exercising and what worked for me is for a toned and defined look try eating more carbs (Don't Be Afraid!, try more pasta and bready substances that'll create bulk that'll turn into muscle if you committ to excercising) and doing active workouts like running stairs/bleachers, maybe a pump some weights w/your legs, things that really get you sweaty n tired (for me Skateboarding works just fine w/the occasional sprints and/or flights of stairs). To get a more lean yet tone look you want to go with a little more relaxed workout like yoga or pilates,excercises that concentrate on stretching and using your bodys' own weight to tone itself. For me results aren't as fast but if u want the more lean look this is great along with a diet that consists of more vegetables and more natural and basic foods.(Substituting ground turkey instead of beef also worked well before I became a vegetarian) Always remember Fluids Fluids Fluids!!! Stick with natural stuff like water, O.J., the less sugary stuff. And always get a good 30 min stretch before (And After!) excercising. Never "over-do" a workout, you don't want to die, getting a little out of breath is okay and normal however. A warm Bath always feels nice after a good workout and helps further relax your muscles!!
The best way to get a tight, firm butt and strong thighs is through weight training. Cardio exercise does not tone and sculpt your muscles the way weight training does.
In my exercise routine, I use 5 different weight machines for my lower body. I start with the Leg Press machine, which targets your quads (your front thigh muscles) and glutes (your butt). Next I use the Glute machine, where you face forward and push your leg into the air behind you. This targets your butt and hamstrings (your back thigh muscles). Then the hamstring curl machine, because I find that the Glute machine does not do an adequate job on my hamstrings. Then the inner thigh machine, and the outer thigh machine (which also targets your glutes).
These 5 machines will give you a firm, perky butt and curvy, shapely hips and thighs.
General Exercise for Fat Thighs General exercises for slimmer hips, thighs & butt
To exercise the back of your thighs
Stand with feet apart. Bend forward from the waist. Reach to your right with both hands and clasp your ankle with both hands. Push your upper body downwards towards the floor. Count to 20. Return to start position and repeat exercise on the left-hand side. To Exercise the Front of your ThighsTo Exercise the Inside of your Thighs
To Exercise Thighs & Butt
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To avoid bulky muscles, always stretch the area you have exercised, afterwards
Doing squats can help tighten the bottom and gives a greater strength to the legs as well.
For your legs, you can get a stretch cord, and do the exercises that they box gives you. for example, attach the stretch cord to both feet then move one leg up and down. For the butt... idk.
Squats and other leg-focused exercises can especially tone and strengthen the thighs.
a bike ride exercises your quadraceps and so yes it will build up muscle on your thighs, making them bigger
It depends which part of your legs you want to build. If you want to work on your quads you could always do wall sits if you don't have any weight equipment. If you want to build your caffs you can do wall jumps or box jumps if you don't have weight equipment
There are many exercises that are safe and effective for women of all ages. A few of them are as follows: squats, lunges, hip extensions, and walking up and down stairs. These exercises not only burn fat, but also build muscle.
Yes they do form lean thighs. If you do them the right way- front foot pointing forward, back foot also pointing forward- then they help build muscles in your calves and thighs. I do them after I workout and found my thighs were tighter than usual. So, it does help make your thighs lean.
you can't? Well if we are talking about lifting weights , there are many various exercises that can help build larger biceps. Such exercises that use a pulling motion such as deadlifts, bent over rows, upright rows, pulls ups, chin ups and several others
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Get a subscription to a gym and use the machines that biuld muscle on your legs. You are looking for the leg press and abductor and adductor and check out what more there is. Also riding bike can build up muscle when you do very heavy sprints for at least some minutes. Remember you are looking for short and heavy exercises.
Exercise is the best way to build muscles. In this instance it's best to use low stress exercises like in a pool.