ladies.. 5'0 ..waht are your measurements and weight?

marinashakeel
marinashakeel Posts: 263 Member
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hi... i am 5'0 and currently weighing 130lbs.. my measurements:
-waist:29-29.5
-hips: 40 :((
-arm: 9
-wrist:6
-neck:11.5-12
-thighs: 21.5 :((
please do any of you guys know what exercise to do to specifically target the glutes and thighs? they are my major problem :|

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  • marinashakeel
    marinashakeel Posts: 263 Member
    c'mon shorties.. i need some motivation help.. anything :(
  • ChaosLoveRage
    ChaosLoveRage Posts: 19
    Anyone who tells you you can spot reduce is really lying to you. You just have to do all over exercises. Everyone's body is different. You'll have to find out what works for you. Sorry, I wasn't a lot of help. I'd try an all over body workout like Jillian Michael's 30 Day Shred. It's a pain in the *kitten* and hard but, it works ALL the muscle groups.

    (4'10 female ) :)
  • kmkgurl
    kmkgurl Posts: 321 Member
    hi. im 5'1 and currently weighing 125 we actually have pretty much the same measurements and i been wanting to work on my butt as well haha as well a tone my stomach. i know that squats lunges ans bridges are good and thats what i started to do so i hope i get good results but i would also like to hear what others have ro say. and i know that you cant spot reduce either. your body will lose where it wants to but if you keep working out you will get results it may not be right away but it will happen.
  • marinashakeel
    marinashakeel Posts: 263 Member
    thanks everyone:) i know that you cant spot reduce but i was just asking about some exercise that would specifically taget these muscles and tone them up a bit :) i am doing squats and lunges and wall sits..
  • marinashakeel
    marinashakeel Posts: 263 Member
    please gimme some idea about your measurements :)
  • Fit4Yah
    Fit4Yah Posts: 39 Member
    Squats and lunges are perfect for those areas to build muscles, using your body weight is good but if you can get to the gym and use a Smith machine to add weight and do squats that way, that would help tremendously to build muscle.
  • adorable_aly
    adorable_aly Posts: 398 Member
    Squats and lunges are perfect for those areas to build muscles, using your body weight is good but if you can get to the gym and use a Smith machine to add weight and do squats that way, that would help tremendously to build muscle.

    Gym yes, smith machine no. Barbell squats for the win.
  • marinashakeel
    marinashakeel Posts: 263 Member
    Squats and lunges are perfect for those areas to build muscles, using your body weight is good but if you can get to the gym and use a Smith machine to add weight and do squats that way, that would help tremendously to build muscle.
    thanks :) nowadays i am learning to do body weight squats properly...
  • marinashakeel
    marinashakeel Posts: 263 Member
    bump!
  • marinashakeel
    marinashakeel Posts: 263 Member
    bump!
  • marinashakeel
    marinashakeel Posts: 263 Member
    bump
  • dawnmcneil10
    dawnmcneil10 Posts: 638 Member
    Look up the clamshell exercises, I added these to squats and lunges and I think you might like the results. Now as others have said you can't spot reduce but you can wake up the muscles and feel better about the mirror. It takes work and patience but I am living proof you can get those thighs down, losing my cottage cheese butt is one of my greatest accomplishments. Good luck
  • kagevf
    kagevf Posts: 509 Member
    lunges and squats
  • iqbalkaurthin
    iqbalkaurthin Posts: 19 Member
    Try Brazil Butt Lift.
  • Kath1391
    Kath1391 Posts: 138
    I'm also 5'0,I weigh around 125 at the moment,my waist is 28 inches & my thighs are 21 inches :)
  • marinashakeel
    marinashakeel Posts: 263 Member
    I'm also 5'0,I weigh around 125 at the moment,my waist is 28 inches & my thighs are 21 inches :)
    i am a little bit more than you now :) what is your goal weight?
  • DemoraFairy
    DemoraFairy Posts: 1,806 Member
    I'm not quite what you're after but since not many people are replying with measurements...

    Height: 5'4
    Weight: 118lbs
    Neck: 11.5
    Hips: 36.5
    Thigh: 20.5
    Bust: 35.5
    Waist (thinnest part): 26
    Navel: 30

    And because I find measurements don't really mean much without a picture:

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  • marinashakeel
    marinashakeel Posts: 263 Member
    thanks demorafairy:)
  • Cheeky_and_Geeky
    Cheeky_and_Geeky Posts: 984 Member
    I'm 5'1", 125lbs, waist 29.5, hips 36-37, bust 36. I use www.fitnessblender.com & they have great free workouts for each part of your body. The biggest thing I'm trying to do is tone up & reduce body fat. Drink lots of water & make sure you're eating enough protein. Being shorter, I've always been heavy in my thighs, ive learned no one cares or notices but me! Good luck!
  • Fit4Yah
    Fit4Yah Posts: 39 Member
    Squats and lunges are perfect for those areas to build muscles, using your body weight is good but if you can get to the gym and use a Smith machine to add weight and do squats that way, that would help tremendously to build muscle.

    Gym yes, smith machine no. Barbell squats for the win.

    When I say smith machine, I am meaning the one with the barbell. It might be called something else. But it supports the barbell for you, you can put the stopper things so if you lose your balance etc... you don't get hurt. :)
  • miladymarathoner
    miladymarathoner Posts: 78 Member
    I'm 5'2" and 117. Right now my waist is 25".

    I am aiming for 103 lbs, so I have a lot to lose, actually.
  • Yanicka1
    Yanicka1 Posts: 4,564 Member
    4'11"

    Waist : 26
    Hips : 35
    Chest : none existent
    Thighs : between 21 and 20.5 depend if I measure after legs day

    Weight: floating between 118 and 120
  • Yanicka1
    Yanicka1 Posts: 4,564 Member
    Squats and lunges are perfect for those areas to build muscles, using your body weight is good but if you can get to the gym and use a Smith machine to add weight and do squats that way, that would help tremendously to build muscle.

    Gym yes, smith machine no. Barbell squats for the win.

    When I say smith machine, I am meaning the one with the barbell. It might be called something else. But it supports the barbell for you, you can put the stopper things so if you lose your balance etc... you don't get hurt. :)

    We know what you mean and in fact the smith machine is a waste of space and iron
  • marinashakeel
    marinashakeel Posts: 263 Member
    thankyou soo much ladies :)
  • piratebear1
    piratebear1 Posts: 88 Member
    I'm 5ft 1 and as of today:

    Waist: 36 (started 40)
    Hip: 40 (started 44)
    Arm: 13 (started 15)
    Wrist: 6
    Neck: 13
    Thigh 20.5 (started 22)

    For my weight my thigh's are small - but I do sooo much walking. My back and arms carry most of my weight

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