Will doing squats make a flat butt bigger?
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Why are some people telling the girl that she needs to eat at a "surplus"? LOL..... For one women have Menstrual Cycle's, those can wreck havoc on ones blood sugar level and that is what can cause food cravings. Some women (older I'm sure) can also have PMS, which can cause depression, which a lot of people when feeling down, eat comfort food
This is the funniest thing I've read all day, and the fact that it's coming from a dude makes it all the funnier. And, why is 'Menstrual Cycle's' capitalized and possessive?
Sir... I've been having menstrual cycles for almost 30 years now. My blood sugar is unaffected. I'm also one of those 'older women' who you think suffers from depression and the need to stuff my face with comfort food. Again... no, just no.
And finally - what on earth does your post have to do with shaping/building glute muscles.
So funny - thanks for the chuckle this morning.0 -
Why are some people telling the girl that she needs to eat at a "surplus"? LOL..... For one women have Menstrual Cycle's, those can wreck havoc on ones blood sugar level and that is what can cause food cravings. Some women (older I'm sure) can also have PMS, which can cause depression, which a lot of people when feeling down, eat comfort food
This is the funniest thing I've read all day, and the fact that it's coming from a dude makes it all the funnier. And, why is 'Menstrual Cycle's' capitalized and possessive?
Sir... I've been having menstrual cycles for almost 30 years now. My blood sugar is unaffected. I'm also one of those 'older women' who you think suffers from depression and the need to stuff my face with comfort food. Again... no, just no.
And finally - what on earth does your post have to do with shaping/building glute muscles.
So funny - thanks for the chuckle this morning.
I wonder where this dude got this. Some where some woman told him "I can't control what I eat because PERIOD".0 -
I have no clue, but do squats anyway.0
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In addition to the squat, I would recommend taking a look at the sumo deadlift.0
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No one seems to have mentioned hip thrusts, unless I missed it.0
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Why are some people telling the girl that she needs to eat at a "surplus"? LOL..... For one women have Menstrual Cycle's, those can wreck havoc on ones blood sugar level and that is what can cause food cravings. Some women (older I'm sure) can also have PMS, which can cause depression, which a lot of people when feeling down, eat comfort food... so no, eat at a calorie deficit at all times, eat less, not more to get defined & exercise to get toned... At 5'5" & 142lbs Im sure you already look fine but that depends on your build. petite, medium or heavy boned? Everyone has a butt, even me. However if you have a layer of belly fay creating a muffin top then that can be giving the illusion that you have no butt. You have a butt Im sure, its in there somewhere...lol
I would suggest eating clean & healthy, drink water & be the best that god designed your body to be... Jogging, walking, bike riding and some minor weight training can help build and sculpt your body and of course, your butt... look at female weight lifters butts... They all have back, and so will you, but its up to you & your level of dedication. GO FOR IT!!!
I started typing a legitimate response, but i basically want to correct this whole post. So i'm just going to go with...
Cool Story.0 -
No one seems to have mentioned hip thrusts, unless I missed it.
True. But if she's a true beginner she should start with something like Strong Lifts before getting fancy.0 -
Why are some people telling the girl that she needs to eat at a "surplus"? LOL..... For one women have Menstrual Cycle's, those can wreck havoc on ones blood sugar level and that is what can cause food cravings. Some women (older I'm sure) can also have PMS, which can cause depression, which a lot of people when feeling down, eat comfort food... so no, eat at a calorie deficit at all times, eat less, not more to get defined & exercise to get toned... At 5'5" & 142lbs Im sure you already look fine but that depends on your build. petite, medium or heavy boned? Everyone has a butt, even me. However if you have a layer of belly fay creating a muffin top then that can be giving the illusion that you have no butt. You have a butt Im sure, its in there somewhere...lol
I would suggest eating clean & healthy, drink water & be the best that god designed your body to be... Jogging, walking, bike riding and some minor weight training can help build and sculpt your body and of course, your butt... look at female weight lifters butts... They all have back, and so will you, but its up to you & your level of dedication. GO FOR IT!!!
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No one seems to have mentioned hip thrusts, unless I missed it.
True. But if she's a true beginner she should start with something like Strong Lifts before getting fancy.
I see no problem with a beginner expanding their program a little bit with some supplemental work if there's something specific they want to work on.0 -
No one seems to have mentioned hip thrusts, unless I missed it.
True. But if she's a true beginner she should start with something like Strong Lifts before getting fancy.
I see no problem with a beginner expanding their program a little bit with some supplemental work if there's something specific they want to work on.
I agree with adding hip thrusts.0 -
No one seems to have mentioned hip thrusts, unless I missed it.
True. But if she's a true beginner she should start with something like Strong Lifts before getting fancy.
I see no problem with a beginner expanding their program a little bit with some supplemental work if there's something specific they want to work on.
I agree with adding hip thrusts.
Me too. I added them in on my Workout A days when i did SL 5x50 -
No one seems to have mentioned hip thrusts, unless I missed it.
True. But if she's a true beginner she should start with something like Strong Lifts before getting fancy.
I see no problem with a beginner expanding their program a little bit with some supplemental work if there's something specific they want to work on.
I'm with Jon. Aside from the *kitten* building benefits, hip thrusts will make your deadlifts better, especially if you struggle with lockout speed. I actually think it is a great way to teach beginners how to use their glutes instead of their lower backs to generate force from hip hinge through full extension. Sure, not everyone can start with a massive amount of weight (or any weight), but there are still biomechanical benefits to training that movement pattern.0 -
Why are some people telling the girl that she needs to eat at a "surplus"? LOL..... For one women have Menstrual Cycle's, those can wreck havoc on ones blood sugar level and that is what can cause food cravings. Some women (older I'm sure) can also have PMS, which can cause depression, which a lot of people when feeling down, eat comfort food... so no, eat at a calorie deficit at all times, eat less, not more to get defined & exercise to get toned... At 5'5" & 142lbs Im sure you already look fine but that depends on your build. petite, medium or heavy boned? Everyone has a butt, even me. However if you have a layer of belly fay creating a muffin top then that can be giving the illusion that you have no butt. You have a butt Im sure, its in there somewhere...lol
"Doy, I'm a silly woman and I can't stick to my calorie and macro goals because I have a womb, dooooy."
Ignore this guy. Eat protein, lift weights, eat at a calorie surplus. The butt is a muscle and needs to be built like any other muscle if you want it to grow.0 -
Me too. I added them in on my Workout A days when i did SL 5x5
Ha! I was thinking of adding them but wasn't sure how it would work with SL.
Was pretty sure it was a bad idea on DL day so I was pondering adding it to workout A.
When did you do them? After squats?0 -
I tacked them on at the end. I don't have the racks to continue with Stronglifts, and I still do them at the end of leg day.0
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No one seems to have mentioned hip thrusts, unless I missed it.
True. But if she's a true beginner she should start with something like Strong Lifts before getting fancy.
I see no problem with a beginner expanding their program a little bit with some supplemental work if there's something specific they want to work on.
Agree as well0 -
I had no *kitten* at all!
and i did squats with 50kg weights
donkey kicks
weighed lunges
bridges
just about every butt exercise known to man!
AND IT GREW!!
slowly but it grew!
however then i stopped exercising and all the effort went down the drain haha0 -
1) I might tell your family directly that such disparaging remarks about your body appearance do not facilitate your self confidence!
2) Round or flat booty really doesn't matter in many guys eyes, not that they are the end all-be all, if you're even straight.
3) I'd encourage you to embrace your body how it is rather than feeling like you need to fix it in some way.
4) Weight lifting to sculpt particular areas while possible, is a bit of an art form. Genetics will play some role as well in how your body stores fat, and plenty of what booty you see out there is just jelly roll fat.
5) If this motivates you to lift weights, I would note that for ladies it takes a lot longer to gain significant muscle. Stay in it for the long haul, think years, and you'll be healthier for it. You can deal with your family later. Don't accept friends that bully you about your body.0 -
Why are some people telling the girl that she needs to eat at a "surplus"? LOL..... For one women have Menstrual Cycle's, those can wreck havoc on ones blood sugar level and that is what can cause food cravings. Some women (older I'm sure) can also have PMS, which can cause depression, which a lot of people when feeling down, eat comfort food... so no, eat at a calorie deficit at all times, eat less, not more to get defined & exercise to get toned
I'm sorry, what???
lol my thoughts exactly0 -
Why are some people telling the girl that she needs to eat at a "surplus"? LOL..... For one women have Menstrual Cycle's, those can wreck havoc on ones blood sugar level and that is what can cause food cravings. Some women (older I'm sure) can also have PMS, which can cause depression, which a lot of people when feeling down, eat comfort food
This is the funniest thing I've read all day, and the fact that it's coming from a dude makes it all the funnier. And, why is 'Menstrual Cycle's' capitalized and possessive?
Sir... I've been having menstrual cycles for almost 30 years now. My blood sugar is unaffected. I'm also one of those 'older women' who you think suffers from depression and the need to stuff my face with comfort food. Again... no, just no.
And finally - what on earth does your post have to do with shaping/building glute muscles.
So funny - thanks for the chuckle this morning.
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :drinker:0 -
Why are some people telling the girl that she needs to eat at a "surplus"? LOL..... For one women have Menstrual Cycle's, those can wreck havoc on ones blood sugar level and that is what can cause food cravings. Some women (older I'm sure) can also have PMS, which can cause depression, which a lot of people when feeling down, eat comfort food.
Look down. That thing between your legs? Immediately, and unconditionally disqualifies you from advising women about their menstrual cycles. Unless you happen to be a gynecologist, but we both know you aren't, yes?0 -
Why are some people telling the girl that she needs to eat at a "surplus"? LOL..... For one women have Menstrual Cycle's, those can wreck havoc on ones blood sugar level and that is what can cause food cravings. Some women (older I'm sure) can also have PMS, which can cause depression, which a lot of people when feeling down, eat comfort food.
Unless you happen to be a gynecologist, but we both know you aren't, yes?
Oh god. What if he is?0 -
Why are some people telling the girl that she needs to eat at a "surplus"? LOL..... For one women have Menstrual Cycle's, those can wreck havoc on ones blood sugar level and that is what can cause food cravings. Some women (older I'm sure) can also have PMS, which can cause depression, which a lot of people when feeling down, eat comfort food.
Unless you happen to be a gynecologist, but we both know you aren't, yes?
Oh god. What if he is?
Then he needs to keep his comments to the exam room, and off public forums. Rule of thumb for men - in any given environment, if you'd not feel comfortable discussing your erectile dysfunction, shut the hell up about menstrual cycles.
Edited : Rule of thumb for men - shut the hell up about menstrual cycles. That's better.0 -
Oy - I can't believe I'm about to put this out there, but here goes...
I'm a guy. I had a flat butt. I've been doing squats and deadlifts (with ham-glute raises thrown in for a while) for almost a year now. My butt isn't as flat as it was. I've been bulking for quite a while, so that's definitely "helped." I didn't set out to have a bigger butt, but it's a result of my glutes getting bigger due to the work and Caloric surplus.
Your results may vary, of course.0 -
Why are some people telling the girl that she needs to eat at a "surplus"? LOL..... For one women have Menstrual Cycle's, those can wreck havoc on ones blood sugar level and that is what can cause food cravings. Some women (older I'm sure) can also have PMS, which can cause depression, which a lot of people when feeling down, eat comfort food... so no, eat at a calorie deficit at all times, eat less, not more to get defined & exercise to get toned... At 5'5" & 142lbs Im sure you already look fine but that depends on your build. petite, medium or heavy boned? Everyone has a butt, even me. However if you have a layer of belly fay creating a muffin top then that can be giving the illusion that you have no butt. You have a butt Im sure, its in there somewhere...lol
I would suggest eating clean & healthy, drink water & be the best that god designed your body to be... Jogging, walking, bike riding and some minor weight training can help build and sculpt your body and of course, your butt... look at female weight lifters butts... They all have back, and so will you, but its up to you & your level of dedication. GO FOR IT!!!
Haha what a load of tripe !
I am an older woman ...so old in fact that I don't have " Menstrual Cycles " any more and I certainly do not THINK i have PMS but Hey I don't have an appendage so what do I know ?
What I do know is that for most of my adult life I have had a flat butt however since I lost some weight and began lifting as heavy as I can my behind has changed shape..It is more lifted , rounder and does not have the "underhang" that merges with the tops of the thighs if you know what I mean.
I do Stronglifts 5 x 5 and lift 3 times a week . I love squats with weights and deadlifts and they have been great for my behind.0 -
Remember to put the calories for your drunk binge into MFP.Why are some people telling the girl that she needs to eat at a "surplus"? LOL..... For one women have Menstrual Cycle's, those can wreck havoc on ones blood sugar level and that is what can cause food cravings. Some women (older I'm sure) can also have PMS, which can cause depression, which a lot of people when feeling down, eat comfort food... so no, eat at a calorie deficit at all times, eat less, not more to get defined & exercise to get toned... At 5'5" & 142lbs Im sure you already look fine but that depends on your build. petite, medium or heavy boned? Everyone has a butt, even me. However if you have a layer of belly fay creating a muffin top then that can be giving the illusion that you have no butt. You have a butt Im sure, its in there somewhere...lol
I would suggest eating clean & healthy, drink water & be the best that god designed your body to be... Jogging, walking, bike riding and some minor weight training can help build and sculpt your body and of course, your butt... look at female weight lifters butts... They all have back, and so will you, but its up to you & your level of dedication. GO FOR IT!!!0 -
Just looked at your exercise diary. 2 hours of walking/jogging along with pushups and leg lifts EVERY DAY.
Seriously dude. No.
I have not been on MFP in a year! I just got serious about working out again. So yea.0 -
Just looked at your exercise diary. 2 hours of walking/jogging along with pushups and leg lifts EVERY DAY.
Seriously dude. No.
I have not been on MFP in a year! I just got serious about working out again. So yea.
Not you. I was talking about that Ron dude who said a bunch of nonsense about what women need.0 -
Why are some people telling the girl that she needs to eat at a "surplus"? LOL..... For one women have Menstrual Cycle's, those can wreck havoc on ones blood sugar level and that is what can cause food cravings. Some women (older I'm sure) can also have PMS, which can cause depression, which a lot of people when feeling down, eat comfort food... so no, eat at a calorie deficit at all times, eat less, not more to get defined & exercise to get toned... At 5'5" & 142lbs Im sure you already look fine but that depends on your build. petite, medium or heavy boned? Everyone has a butt, even me. However if you have a layer of belly fay creating a muffin top then that can be giving the illusion that you have no butt. You have a butt Im sure, its in there somewhere...lol
I would suggest eating clean & healthy, drink water & be the best that god designed your body to be... Jogging, walking, bike riding and some minor weight training can help build and sculpt your body and of course, your butt... look at female weight lifters butts... They all have back, and so will you, but its up to you & your level of dedication. GO FOR IT!!!
I wish I could unread this... so many levels of "no" in here... my brain is broken now...0 -
Just looked at your exercise diary. 2 hours of walking/jogging along with pushups and leg lifts EVERY DAY.
Seriously dude. No.
I have not been on MFP in a year! I just got serious about working out again. So yea.
Not you. I was talking about that Ron dude who said a bunch of nonsense about what women need.
Aw okay! sorry for the misunderstanding.0
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