Cellulite tips
katereesekr9899
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Hey guys, I'm 5'3 137 pounds. Currently eating on a calorie deficit and doing light exercise. Do you have any tips on how to reduce the appearance of cellulite and the roll under my butt? It's definitely what I'm most insecure about.
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Cellulite is mainly genetic, losing a bit more weight might help, but it is what it is.6
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Weight training will help to reduce cellulite. The muscle tone will help to make it less noticeble.6
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Cellulite is a genetic thing I found that losing weight helped but more so it was exercise that really helped mine improve (Running/cycling and strength training.)2
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I think you look great.
As mentioned, it is mostly genetic. What can help..weight training, building muscle and lowering bodyfat, but no guarantee.. I still have it despite doing all those things, but it has improved. As for the rolls, it comes down to simply how and where you store fat, it is the last place to go for me too. Changing your body composition can help. Basically start lifting!
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Cellulite is mainly genetic which sucks. I had cellulite at age 13 when I was 110lbs! As I've aged and gained significant weight and lost weight and gained weight and lost weight well, it's gotten bad. When I'm closest to my goal weight it looks better. I also have the roll which I call my "double butt"! I like to do Butt Bible videos on you tube. When I'm religious about sticking with those my butt starts to lift which helps the roll and helps reduce the appearance of cellulite. I imagine real weight training would be even better. I wish I could get rid of mine. I'm not a large person but I have deep craters on my butt and thighs3
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I'm 5'4" and 147. Mine looks similar. Weight training and weight loss have helped but it's always there. I've noticed it looks better at certain weights and always better with a tan.2
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I am 5'3" 133 lbs and my body looks a lot like yours. I have the same issue I have recently started weightlifting (which terrifies me lol) so hopefully that helps! I also run a lot in the summer and I have noticed that when my legs are more toned, it's less noticeable. Someone recommended dry brushing to me, but I have never tried it. Be sure to post if you find something else that works because I would love to find a good solution to this. Also you are beautiful!4
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Im the same height and youre at my goal Since there is no such thing as spot reducing, the only thing you can do is lose more weight and/or has been mentioned, weight train which makes muscles larger, and more defined when body fat % is lower. Nothing wrong with taking that body to the beach2
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They call those banana rolls, I have them too, and lots of cellulite. My 70 year old mom has none, so I’m not sure who’s genetics I got. Keep losing.5
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losing some weight and weight lifting/strength training helped a lot for me1
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I have the rolls too. So annoying. As I am grtting closer to my goal weight they are getting smaller but they don't appear to ever be disappearing completely. I only have about 5-10 pounds to go, and based on how they've changed during my 60lbs loss, I don't think much more is going to change with them. I figure they are my stubborn spots that go last? I don't think I am willing to get down to the size that might make them go away completely.
As far as cellulite, it's gotten much better since losing weight but I still have some. Again, I think it's just part of who I am. I try not to let it bug me anymore!0 -
Strength training.2
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Thank you guys!0
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It's pretty much genetic, but I find it less noticeable when I have been running consistently.
Great suit, by the way!1
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