My butt wont get smaller no matter what I do
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This^arditarose wrote: »Have you tried caloric deficit? That's the only way to get smaller. You can't choose where it comes from first.
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Liftng4Lis wrote: »
This^arditarose wrote: »Have you tried caloric deficit? That's the only way to get smaller. You can't choose where it comes from first.
Love that you're on the big butt thread. This is an old one but I'm always happy to talk about butts0 -
arditarose wrote: »Liftng4Lis wrote: »
This^arditarose wrote: »Have you tried caloric deficit? That's the only way to get smaller. You can't choose where it comes from first.
Love that you're on the big butt thread. This is an old one but I'm always happy to talk about butts
Oh dear, never even looked at the date...Oh well IN for butts.0 -
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I'm 5'4 with a 29 inch waist and 40 inch hips. Know what I did? I found a butt man. Instant boost of confidence.
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__drmerc__ wrote: »Look on the bright side, big butts are in right now
big butts have never been out.
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preppyemo08 wrote: »I know qunioa has nothing to do wih weightloss
What i meant is i try to eat as healthy as possible with as less processed food as possible i stopped eating white bread and pasta long time ago(and i dont crave it so i dont feel im missing out) i prefer sweet potatos and qunioa and whole wheat/rye bread
I used to be obese so i really made huge lifestyle changes and im proud and im happy that i have no problem sticking with it .... Other than my butt im happy with my body i gained weight recently but it is muscle weight because i increased the weights i lift
all of this matters nothing if you are not in a calorie deficit….
how do you know it is muscle? if you are eating in a deficit you are not building muscle…conversely, if you are eating in a surplus then your Gluteus Maximus is not going to get smaller….0 -
Normal Weight for 5'6 is 115 lbs -154 lbs. You may be happier with your butt if you drop to a lower weight, since you are on the higher (but not highest) end of the healthy spectrum.0
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Your butt is mostly fat. If you lose the fat, the butt will get smaller. /thread
inb4 someone goes "glutes are big muscles blah blah blah" - if you're not squatting 100kg for reps, your glutes are not big enough to make your butt big.0 -
Personally, I would embrace it! Judging by your stats, you are within a healthy weight. I am bottom heavy as well and have actually come to enjoy it. Women are paying thousands of dollars for injections to get a bigger butt and you have one naturally!0
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I feel your pain. I lost 60 pounds and I lost inches everywhere . . . but my butt. All of the women on the my mom's side of the family carry a lot of weight back there. I've decided to just accept it (which based on the songs on the radio, I'm a high-demand commodity), and focus on eating at maintenance and lifting heavy. If I can change the composition of my butt (i.e. more firm), I'd be fine not trying to loose that additional fat. I'm about 2 months into lifting (lots of squats and deadlifts), and I'm definitely looking more lifted and round. If I don't like where I'm at in March, I'll go back to eating at a deficit and see how it goes.0
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arditarose wrote: »Have you tried caloric deficit? That's the only way to get smaller. You can't choose where it comes from first.
Eating quinoa does not equal losing weight/losing big butt.
What weight are you at now on squats? Also, have you measured your hips?
This. Also.. squatting =/= butt-fat loss.
Quick question: what's the point of strength training? To increase our muscle mass right? What happens when we work our muscles? They get bigger.
The only weight/strength training you mention is squats and that directly works quads and glutes. Glutes are you butt muscle. If you don't want it to get bigger, stop working on it and if you have fat to lose through in some HIIT cardio - it helped me to drop fat, so could work for you.0 -
preppyemo08 wrote: »No im not trolling
I do have this problem blieve it or not today at the gym im going to measure it and post the measurment here
Around 1700 ? I have an app on iphone for food diary that i used a while back and my food routine is almost the same everyday since i prepare my food and this is what i know what to prepare so most days it is the same food only different veges and spices .... I will post pictures but my self esteem is way too low for that i hate my pictures
This, to me, seems like trolling.
Criteria to fit trolling:
- Food is always home made and eats the same thing every day, because that's what you know how to prepare - google it, there's a ton of different ways to cook out there that aren't that hard to figure out. I work 60 hours a week, go to school, part of two book clubs and still prep all my meals. Plus gym time. You can read a few recipes
- Going to measure xx body part today and post the results online - but you have this problem and have never measured it before? Also, measuring just your butt doesn't tell us anything in proportion to the rest of your body measurements
- "I will post pictures but my self esteem is way too low for that i hate my pictures" - enough said
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preppyemo08 wrote: »I know qunioa has nothing to do wih weightloss
What i meant is i try to eat as healthy as possible with as less processed food as possible i stopped eating white bread and pasta long time ago(and i dont crave it so i dont feel im missing out) i prefer sweet potatos and qunioa and whole wheat/rye bread
I used to be obese so i really made huge lifestyle changes and im proud and im happy that i have no problem sticking with it .... Other than my butt im happy with my body i gained weight recently but it is muscle weight because i increased the weights i lift
all of this matters nothing if you are not in a calorie deficit….
how do you know it is muscle? if you are eating in a deficit you are not building muscle…conversely, if you are eating in a surplus then your Gluteus Maximus is not going to get smaller….
Well obviously it's muscle because she's eating only home made food, which is super always healthy, she doesn't crave pasta or rice any more and she never ever wants any of those sugary drinks.
How could it be anything else?
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You cannot gain a significant amount of muscle mass until you're eating a calorie surplus. Thus, squatting is not going to result in huge glutes unless you are eating a ton of found. Strength training at maintenance (or even at a deficit) is amount building strength and changing the composition of your body.0
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acorsaut89 wrote: »arditarose wrote: »Have you tried caloric deficit? That's the only way to get smaller. You can't choose where it comes from first.
Eating quinoa does not equal losing weight/losing big butt.
What weight are you at now on squats? Also, have you measured your hips?
This. Also.. squatting =/= butt-fat loss.
Quick question: what's the point of strength training? To increase our muscle mass right? What happens when we work our muscles? They get bigger.
The only weight/strength training you mention is squats and that directly works quads and glutes. Glutes are you butt muscle. If you don't want it to get bigger, stop working on it and if you have fat to lose through in some HIIT cardio - it helped me to drop fat, so could work for you.
Muscle do not just get bigger. The process is a little harder than that or a lot of men would have way more lean body mass. I am sure women would too.
Calorie surplus + weight training= increase of fat and muscle mass
calorie deficit + weight training= the best chance that the majority of weight loss is fat loss.
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I use to have the opposite problem, I found a lady that would tailor my cloths for pretty cheap.0
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Seen a lot of skinny girls with big ole butts. Heck, I married one. Good luck to you.0
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acorsaut89 wrote: »arditarose wrote: »Have you tried caloric deficit? That's the only way to get smaller. You can't choose where it comes from first.
Eating quinoa does not equal losing weight/losing big butt.
What weight are you at now on squats? Also, have you measured your hips?
This. Also.. squatting =/= butt-fat loss.
Quick question: what's the point of strength training? To increase our muscle mass right? What happens when we work our muscles? They get bigger.
The only weight/strength training you mention is squats and that directly works quads and glutes. Glutes are you butt muscle. If you don't want it to get bigger, stop working on it and if you have fat to lose through in some HIIT cardio - it helped me to drop fat, so could work for you.
You don't strength train to build muscle. Well, you can, but only if you are in a calorie surplus. You train to help limit loss of muscle mass while you lose fat. This will help many people achieve a look they like better as they lose as opposed to losing both fat and muscle.0 -
yopeeps025 wrote: »acorsaut89 wrote: »arditarose wrote: »Have you tried caloric deficit? That's the only way to get smaller. You can't choose where it comes from first.
Eating quinoa does not equal losing weight/losing big butt.
What weight are you at now on squats? Also, have you measured your hips?
This. Also.. squatting =/= butt-fat loss.
Quick question: what's the point of strength training? To increase our muscle mass right? What happens when we work our muscles? They get bigger.
The only weight/strength training you mention is squats and that directly works quads and glutes. Glutes are you butt muscle. If you don't want it to get bigger, stop working on it and if you have fat to lose through in some HIIT cardio - it helped me to drop fat, so could work for you.
Muscle do not just get bigger. The process is a little harder than that or a lot of men would have way more lean body mass. I am sure women would too.
Calorie surplus + weight training= increase of fat and muscle mass
calorie deficit + weight training= the best chance that the majority of weight loss is fat loss.
Then she's obviously not eating at a deficit.
And yes it's a little more complicated than straight they get bigger, but for the sake of this board. . . . So if she's eating more than she thinks she is (which is very possible) plus doing mostly squats, that's probably her answer.0 -
Haven't heard of any songs about skinny or small butts!0
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give it to me ill take it0
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twerk it, there's a girl on the internet that paid off her college debt with 1 6 second twerkin video.0
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acorsaut89 wrote: »yopeeps025 wrote: »acorsaut89 wrote: »arditarose wrote: »Have you tried caloric deficit? That's the only way to get smaller. You can't choose where it comes from first.
Eating quinoa does not equal losing weight/losing big butt.
What weight are you at now on squats? Also, have you measured your hips?
This. Also.. squatting =/= butt-fat loss.
Quick question: what's the point of strength training? To increase our muscle mass right? What happens when we work our muscles? They get bigger.
The only weight/strength training you mention is squats and that directly works quads and glutes. Glutes are you butt muscle. If you don't want it to get bigger, stop working on it and if you have fat to lose through in some HIIT cardio - it helped me to drop fat, so could work for you.
Muscle do not just get bigger. The process is a little harder than that or a lot of men would have way more lean body mass. I am sure women would too.
Calorie surplus + weight training= increase of fat and muscle mass
calorie deficit + weight training= the best chance that the majority of weight loss is fat loss.
Then she's obviously not eating at a deficit.
Which is why everyone is recommending a caloric deficit along with exercises that work the glutes.0 -
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chivalryder wrote: »
Hahahaha. This is great!0 -
acorsaut89 wrote: »yopeeps025 wrote: »acorsaut89 wrote: »arditarose wrote: »Have you tried caloric deficit? That's the only way to get smaller. You can't choose where it comes from first.
Eating quinoa does not equal losing weight/losing big butt.
What weight are you at now on squats? Also, have you measured your hips?
This. Also.. squatting =/= butt-fat loss.
Quick question: what's the point of strength training? To increase our muscle mass right? What happens when we work our muscles? They get bigger.
The only weight/strength training you mention is squats and that directly works quads and glutes. Glutes are you butt muscle. If you don't want it to get bigger, stop working on it and if you have fat to lose through in some HIIT cardio - it helped me to drop fat, so could work for you.
Muscle do not just get bigger. The process is a little harder than that or a lot of men would have way more lean body mass. I am sure women would too.
Calorie surplus + weight training= increase of fat and muscle mass
calorie deficit + weight training= the best chance that the majority of weight loss is fat loss.
Then she's obviously not eating at a deficit.
And yes it's a little more complicated than straight they get bigger, but for the sake of this board. . . . So if she's eating more than she thinks she is (which is very possible) plus doing mostly squats, that's probably her answer.
the most likely answer is usually the correct one...0 -
I know someone who slimmed down recently and lost weight around her hips and butt. It was due to an accident. Low cals due to inability to taste the food, so likely a significant but reasonable cal deficit. No exercise since her eye doctor would not clear her for the PT she needs due to sustaining and eye injury during the accidwnt which was not discovered till later.
Your squats are probably not building muscle unless you're eating a lot of that quinoa and other stuff to create quite an overage while consistently raising the amount you lift on the squats. They are however probably preserving the muscle mass in that area, under whatever fat stores you have.
Chiropractors sometimes have free first time consults and they know about lordosis.0 -
You can do side bends or sit-ups,
But please don't lose that butt!0
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