My BF wants a bigger butt...
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personally...I wouldn't want quite THAT much. I would make pants fit awkwardly, wouldn't it?
It would make GUYS' pants fit awkwardly, and that's the point.0 -
Squats, deadlifts, and most of all, heavy barbell hip thrusts
Heavy kettlebell swings will also make your butt higher, harder, and rounder. Trust me on this.
Gonna have to look up heavy barbell hip thrusts but sounds good to me TY0 -
Will he be getting a bigger D for you?0
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Will he be getting a bigger D for you?
No help needed in that department, but maybe it will motivate him to get off the couch and exercise alittle0 -
Will he be getting a bigger D for you?
LOL -this is true0 -
personally...I wouldn't want quite THAT much. I would make pants fit awkwardly, wouldn't it?
It would make GUYS' pants fit awkwardly, and that's the point.
erm... no. it wouldnt0 -
Make sure you know how to activate your glutes when training them otherwise your squats and deads will be wasted. Focus on squeezing your glutes hard at the lock out on deads, and look up activation exercises such as bird dogs and clam shells to perform during your warm up and even between sets if you find glute activation/involvement in exercises a problem.0
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Squats and dead lifts. Most definitely,
TRUE!! Love squats. Love dead lifts...and the resulting bubble butt.
Also, if you do treadmill or jog...try doing the elliptical on interval setting instead. This did wonders for my butt, even before I started lifting. Weights, squats and lunges have been the icing on the cake :-)0 -
Squats (deep), deadlifts, lunges...a weight you can do for around 6-8 reps where the last couple are a real struggle but still managing good form.
A small calorie surplus would also help. Your glutes are a muscle too and giving your body the extra calories help the muscle to grow, something that is hard to achieve in a deficit.0 -
Nag him about something he doesnt have and make him get it.
*slow claps*0 -
Try doing a Barre class, or even a video on you tube. There is a move called the pretzel you can also try doing that dancers do, and it burns the bun area. Good Luck.0
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Squat.
And dead lifts.
Yes, there are various types of each (foot positioning variations for squats, knee bend variations for deats) and they're all awesome for building a better booty. You want a full leg curve, weighted lunges are great for the legs and don't forget calf raises . . . unending yumminess.0 -
Nag him about something he doesnt have and make him get it.
*slow claps*
This.
Also, make him think that he's getting it for himself as well. That way it doesn't seem as douchebaggy.0 -
personally...I wouldn't want quite THAT much. I would make pants fit awkwardly, wouldn't it?
I'd kill for that butt, and not really. She's sort of arched over with it perked out. Making it look larger than it really is.0 -
Squats & Deads... ... now go...0
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barbell hip thrusts and dead lifts have the most activation for the glutes. high step ups are really good too.
you need a combination of exercises, and try to go as heavy as possible while still doing the exercises safely with great form.
to work up to hip thrusts, do bridges, elevated, 1 leg, and this is also great for the hamstrings.
*kitten* to the grass are fantastic for the whole body too, but it will take some time and flexibility to get there.0 -
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Worth checking out: Strong Curves: A Woman's Guide to Building a Better Butt and Body, by Bret Contreras and Kellie Davis.
I have this book and just started one of the training plans.0 -
Anything that involves the glute muscles when you exercise especially squats, stairs and lunges will give you a curvy butt.0
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I'd propose getting a bigger BF. And one who makes you feel GOOD0
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