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Old 05-16-2007, 05:38 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I have never had a very shapely butt, but now that I am losing all this weight my butt is just so flat and un-shapely. Are there any good exercises that work on getting a good shape to it? I have been doing but lifts and a few lunges and squats but any advice would be great. thanks!!
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I swear by squats and walking on the treadmill with set at 2.5 mph, at the highest incline. I also have started Rollerskating and my butt hurts like crazy (and not from falling on it)
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The squats and lunges are your best bet, and you can add to that by lunging at 45 and 90-degree angles too (so, diagonally and to the side), and by squatting with your feet farther apart with the toes pointed outward (keep the hips/knees rotated outward). If that gets too easy, grab a pair of 10# dumbells and try it!
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The squats and lunges are your best bet, and you can add to that by lunging at 45 and 90-degree angles too (so, diagonally and to the side), and by squatting with your feet farther apart with the toes pointed outward (keep the hips/knees rotated outward). If that gets too easy, grab a pair of 10# dumbells and try it!
Right on!

squats and lunges are great resistance for you're backside. If you want add some weight. Also I forget what its called but, get down on all fours then lift up you're leg straight out off the ground and move it up and then down and then in a circle....repeat...repeat.....repeat.

Girl I know does like 5 sets of 25 with that. She's got a great butt
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thanks guys i will be trying them out tonight.
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squats and lunges are great resistance for you're backside. If you want add some weight. Also I forget what its called but, get down on all fours then lift up you're leg straight out off the ground and move it up and then down and then in a circle....repeat...repeat.....repeat.

Girl I know does like 5 sets of 25 with that. She's got a great butt
Sound like modified hydrants, same idea with your leg bent (like a dog peeing on a hydrant...)

A few more:
1. hands and knees - extend your leg behind you, bent at the knee, and push your foot toward the ceiling. Do sets of 10 or 15 each side.

2. Get into a "bridge" - that is, shoulders and head on the floor, feet on the floor, lift hips and pelvis to a 45 degree angle. Hold abs and butt tight and straighten each leg, alternating sides, keeping your butt up in the air.

I do all these and hate them every step of the way, but they do a lot for shaping you up.
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unfortunatly that's not going to happen. If the exercises don't work, there are undergarments that have umm padding in certain areas. Just a thought I thought I'd throw out there.
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I do a lot of heavy weight leg press and 20 minute stair master three days out of the week. Also try some [sexy] back extensions as it will also work on the upper glutes too
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thanks so much guys, i am sore today!! hehe but it feels good
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