No, it decreases leg fat. It might make legs more muscular.
first thing to get rid of leg fat is to walk, jog, sprint, or even go bike riding. this works out your muscles really good in your legs. if your legs start to hurt or feel weird when you're running, that means that you're gaining muscle in your legs. don't stop running! you could also do stretches. that helps loosen up your muscles. but if you really want to get rid of it faster, then excercise your legs every day. it's not easy to get rid of leg fat, so even if it does take you a few months to lose 5 pound of leg fat, DON'T GIVE UP! I've already lost 10 pounds of leg fat in just 1.5 months...so DON'T GIVE UP!
When your running on your right leg.
sometimes, it may also make them bigger due to exercise (your leg mussels may get bigger)
Well, running, doing sports, basically anything that you move your legs a lot in. BUT the cause for leg fat is too much salt. If you eat a lot of salty foods, cut that in half.
You could use a stationary bike. Or a real bike. Also u could just exercise.
She's not fat
try doing leg kicks
no
You can lose leg fat by swimming because the resistance of the water causes you to burn fat in your legs. Swimming is a good way to develop muscle and lose weight.
No it doesnt you need to move your legs so you can use all of your leg muscles which causes you to burn more calories otherwise you are only using your calf muscles
It's difficult to lose fat in targeted areas. One way to increase fat loss in your legs is to perform weight-bearing exercises. This will decrease the fat in your legs while increasing muscle. Leg lifts, squats, pushes and pulls are all good leg exercises to increase muscle and burn fat.
Riding a horse can help you burn calories and strengthen your leg muscles, which may contribute to overall fat loss in your legs over time. However, spot reduction (losing fat in a specific area) is not possible. You would need a combination of regular exercise, a balanced diet, and overall body fat loss to see changes in your leg fat.