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Love Handles (bikini pic)

Posts: 27 Member
edited November 2024 in Motivation and Support
I bought a cute bikini today since the weather is getting warmer. I need some help though. Anyone know any tips on losing the love handles?
here's a pic 27zrysgxgnyo.jpg

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  • Posts: 222 Member
    I don't see any love handles.... also, my husband just walked behind me and thinks you look great. lol
  • Posts: 222 Member
    I don't see any love handles.... also, my husband just walked behind me and thinks you look great. lol
  • Posts: 4,440 Member
    I don't see any love handles.

    If you want to get rid of anything, though, it's going to take a calorie deficit to cut the fat. There's nothing you can do to spot reduce a specific area of your body.
  • Posts: 3,473 Member
    edited May 2015
    It took me a long time to realize that certain styles just aren't flattering on me. You may not have to lose a whole lot; you might just have to find a different style that flatters your body more.

    But to answer your question: eating at a caloric deficit and exercise.
  • Posts: 800 Member
    What love handles?
  • Posts: 845 Member
    Caloric deficit and exercise will help you get what you need. Can't spot reduce unfortunately.
  • Posts: 4,546 Member
    squats and crunchs will go a long way :-)
  • Posts: 5,762 Member
    That is a cute bikini and you look great! If anything, just focus on losing a bit of body fat and start a lifting program, if you aren't already. That will help make the changes you're looking for.

    Also, it may just be the pic but the suit actually looks a little big for you.
  • Posts: 7,739 Member
    kittyd7015 wrote: »
    squats and crunchs will go a long way :-)

    Long way, as in, over a year bump?
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