Help with "Butt Bounce" during exercise -no want saggy tush
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Doberdawn
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Okay, I am a busty gal and have to wear two heavy duty sports bras when working out. Having learned that tip, I'm pleased to report, the girls are no longer rebounding and frolicking during my exercise. However, while trying to do more intensive exercises like jumping jacks, jumping rope, butt kicks, etc. I've noticed another issue.... my BUTT is bouncing like a freak. It drives me crazy. I can feel it go up and then crash down and then up again during my workout. It is almost, but not quite, uncomfortable.
But, more concerning... if we need to restrain "the girls" to prevent tissue breakdown and sagging.... what about the tushy? I don't want saggy tushy tissue! *gasp*
I tried wearing "compression shorts" and "compression pants" by Under Armour, but didn't notice any appreciable difference in the back porch swing action I had going on during my workout. So, are there any suggestions for this? Do I need to worry about saggy butt fall out? Tips? Tricks? (okay... and feel free to make funny cracks too... I know they're running through your heads... I don't mind. It is kinda funny. <g>)
But, more concerning... if we need to restrain "the girls" to prevent tissue breakdown and sagging.... what about the tushy? I don't want saggy tushy tissue! *gasp*
I tried wearing "compression shorts" and "compression pants" by Under Armour, but didn't notice any appreciable difference in the back porch swing action I had going on during my workout. So, are there any suggestions for this? Do I need to worry about saggy butt fall out? Tips? Tricks? (okay... and feel free to make funny cracks too... I know they're running through your heads... I don't mind. It is kinda funny. <g>)
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SQUAT!!!!!!!!!!!0
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SQUAT!!!!!!!!!!!
^^ this and I will raise you a deadlift also0 -
SQUAT!!!!!!!!!!!
I do squats. I have a full kettlebell routine that I do with squats. I also use other free weights and do lunges squats, plie squats, regular squats. That is not the problem.... but thanks for that... as it is good advice for someone who doesn't know.
But, my concern is WHILE I'm doing the CARDIO part of my workout... I'm getting a LOT of bounce back there (until I take off the rest of this excess weight). Do I need to wear something protective like athletic bras for the chest to prevent tissue damage and breakdown? Is that even an issue in the butt like it is in the breasts?0 -
I have no advice other than what's already been said. I just wanted this in my feed b/c it's so full of awesome. :laugh:0
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SQUAT!!!!!!!!!!!
^^ this and I will raise you a deadlift also
P.S. I wish I could, but don't have the equipment for this right now. *sigh*0 -
Do I need to wear something protective like athletic bras for the chest to prevent tissue damage and breakdown? Is that even an issue in the butt like it is in the breasts?
I'll need to see a video to diagnose this properly0 -
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Do I need to wear something protective like athletic bras for the chest to prevent tissue damage and breakdown? Is that even an issue in the butt like it is in the breasts?
I'll need to see a video to diagnose this properly
Yeah, I'll get right on that. LOL0 -
As much as I really want to make an inappropriate response, I'm going to refrain.
I also deal with what you call "butt bounce". A lot of women do. Most women carry the majority of their body fat in their lower body (read: butt and thighs). However, no need to worry about "saggy butt". Unlike your breasts, I'm going to go out on a limb and assume your butt doesn't have two sacks of fat hanging from it. The "bounce" is just caused by fat in your bum, and is pretty normal for anyone with an ample rear.
Like I said, I deal with "the bounce", even though my rear is plenty firm and has good muscle tone. There's still fat back there, so I still deal with a bit of a bounce.
I've got a big *kitten*. It happens.
ETA: I do squats like there's no tomorrow. I carry fat in my rear, and only an extreme cut to my BF% is going to change that.0 -
SQUAT!!!!!!!!!!!
^^ this and I will raise you a deadlift also
P.S. I wish I could, but don't have the equipment for this right now. *sigh*
You don't necessarily need any equipment to do squats...google it0 -
I'm thinking that these two problems are not the same. Your butt can fight gravity but your breasts cannot, simply because of the type of tissue they are made of. Your butt is muscle and fat, which you can keep tight with exercise. The breasts are tissue that you cannot tone and that will gradually migrate south as life progresses. Wearing a good sports bra simply helps to slow this migration at little.0
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SQUAT!!!!!!!!!!!
^^ this and I will raise you a deadlift also
P.S. I wish I could, but don't have the equipment for this right now. *sigh*
You don't necessarily need any equipment to do squats...google it0 -
Bwahaha!!!0 -
Try compression shorts.0
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I think that there's a difference since the tush is made up largely of muscle (especially after all those squats) which don't sag/stretch as much while the breasts are made up of mammary glands and tissues that I think are more fragile. But I'm not a doctor so I may be talking out of my derriere.0
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I'm thinking that these two problems are not the same. Your butt can fight gravity but your breasts cannot, simply because of the type of tissue they are made of. Your butt is muscle and fat, which you can keep tight with exercise. The breasts are tissue that you cannot tone and that will gradually migrate south as life progresses. Wearing a good sports bra simply helps to slow this migration at little.
Best answer. There's no muscle in your bewbs...0 -
my butt is jiggling a lot now too. i feel ya. maybe go a size smaller in the compression shorts? I use spandex like bike shorts and they work great. I wear looser fitting pants over top so noone has to look at that.... Also squats and lunges in the meantime as everyone suggested!0
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Bounce? Like do they clap when bouncing?0
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Thank you for asking this question. Glad to know that I am not the only one dealing with this. I hate it. But hey I got junk in the trunk. A lot of junk.0
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If compression shorts don't work (HATE THEM, btw), how about TIGHT yoga pants? I really find the tighter they are, the less bounce there is. Or maybe wear them OVER your shorts? And those squats - they have worked. The bounce does get less bouncy over time.
Now if you can invent a garment for chicken wings!! Ha.0
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