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So I've been doing exercises like Jillian Michael's killer buns and thighs, cardio (running on the treadmill) and a few other thigh and butt toning exercises with weights but I feel like it's not helping? I'm not fat, actually, im 99lbs but my thighs are huge ans flabby. Any advice?
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You can't spot reduce, but you can lose fat all over, including your thighs. Though at 99 pounds I'm unsure how huge any of your body parts could be.0
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You can't spot reduce sweetie.
Surely your thighs will look better with some muscle, but to build muscle it's also important to eat enough protein and actually a surplus of calories for maximum gain. The muscle will make them less flabby, but it might also make them bigger.
I doubt your thighs are huge and flabby if you weigh 99lbs. Maybe it's just a matter of accepting your body.If not, then study the role of diet in muscle building.
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oh defmut, you so funny ::laugh::
but seriously, go eat a cheese burger or something. I dont think 99 lbs is a healthy weight for anyone, unless you're like a midget. And build some muscles.good luck.
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squat
dead lift
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You can't spot reduce but you're 99lbs, I doubt your thighs are "flabby"
It's all about reducing all over body fat but unless you are under 5ft tall, I don't think you need to do anymore of that.0 -
Try cycling I find it helps and able to work harder for longer.0
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im 99lbs but my thighs are huge ans flabby.
Maybe your mirror is bent. That would give the illusion of you being huge and flabby.
Suggestion - follow a good, professional strength training program, not Jillian. Try NROLFW (google it).0 -
I dont know how tall you are but at 99 lb I sincerely doubt you have huge thighs. Although I should mention that women generally hold their most stubborn weight around their hips, the last to go. Whereas men hold it around their stomach. (center of gravity)0
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