LADIES- best booty building workout?
s_hossein
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What has worked for you?
What glute exercises would work best with this program?
https://www.muscleandstrength.com/workouts/dumbbell-only-home-or-gym-fullbody-workout.html
Do these YouTube vids work?
Pls share any programs that I can incorporate
What glute exercises would work best with this program?
https://www.muscleandstrength.com/workouts/dumbbell-only-home-or-gym-fullbody-workout.html
Do these YouTube vids work?
Pls share any programs that I can incorporate
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You can add 3 sets of hip trusters (youtube Bret Contreras). You can do with or with weights. Reps would be higher if you don't have weight (i would shoot for 15-20; with weight then 6-12).4
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You can add 3 sets of hip trusters (youtube Bret Contreras). You can do with or with weights. Reps would be higher if you don't have weight (i would shoot for 15-20; with weight then 6-12).
if I add exercises from SC program that don't require gym equipments apart from weights would that be enough to transform glutes
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You can add 3 sets of hip trusters (youtube Bret Contreras). You can do with or with weights. Reps would be higher if you don't have weight (i would shoot for 15-20; with weight then 6-12).
if I add exercises from SC program that don't require gym equipments apart from weights would that be enough to transform glutes
It should. Just make sure you engage your glutes and do the form correctly. You can also look up other lower body resistance moves such as step-ups, curtsy lunge, various squats, etc.. they will all help with developing lower body muscles.1 -
There's a SC program that's mostly bodyweight. If you don't want to invest in the book (which is completely worth it) you can find PDFs of all the programs online pretty easily. Good thing about the book is the big exercise index in the back that makes it easier to find exercise substitutions.5
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As long as you are progressing over time you should make glute progress.
What kind of equipment do you have access to? Glute bridges and hip thrusts with dumbbells, bands, utilizing holds, single-leg, etc. You can do band pull throughs, abductions, kickbacks, x-band walks. Deadlifts and squats with dumbbells... single leg, Bulgarian split squats, lunges. There are lots of options and like @KiyaK said check out Strong Curves book and/or PDF1 -
Cupcakes.10
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Do glute bridges with one leg raised, then the other. That adds some weight if you have no weights.
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My legs days are Sunday. I do free weight squats (34 of them total and about 150lbs), Bulgarian Split Squats (24 of them on each leg, holding 25lb weight), hip thrusts (24 of them with barbell and 45lbs on each end) , and 24 160lbs leg presses. Another good one for the booty is the straight leg deadlift and kickbacks. My booty is growing!5
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Thank you all! Yes I've the SC book, but only got weights.. I can get bands but Donno what to do with them.0
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For me, I got the best legs and arms result with The Masters Hammer and Chisel. Still struggling with my middle section, but my legs look awesome and it lifted my butt!2
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Check out "Sohee Fit" on YouTube and search glute circuits they are fantastic and she utilizes many Strong Curves exercises. They are good to watch in order to learn how to use the bands and you can incorporate the circuits at the end of your workouts4
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RebeccaNaegle wrote: »
Adding to the above, you can always find a harder variant of these exercises. I.e. One legged Hip Thrusts w/ 3 second hold at top, jumping lunges, etc.0 -
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If you like it and for cardio health, sure. For body composition goals? It's not necessary.
Keep in mind with cardio you will have to eat more to maintain your surplus and keep gaining. At the end of my bulk I dropped my cardio sessions because it was just too many cals for me
ETA: the circuits I am referring to are not cardio but more glute finishers to activate and stimulate the glutes0 -
If you like it and for cardio health, sure. For body composition goals? It's not necessary.
Keep in mind with cardio you will have to eat more to maintain your surplus and keep gaining. At the end of my bulk I dropped my cardio sessions because it was just too many cals for me
ETA: the circuits I am referring to are not cardio but more glute finishers to activate and stimulate the glutes
I dont do cardio, but I was thinking maybe 2x a week to help create ab definition
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I dont do cardio, but I was thinking maybe 2x a week to help create ab definition
Again as I mentioned, cardio is not for body composition and won't do anything for ab definition. If you are bulking don't focus on ab definition since that will be counterproductive to your goals. You can do ab work when bulking so that will help build up the muscle which will be seen when you cut down again.
The more cardio you do, the more you will have to eat. If you don't you won't gain and you essentially are maintaining and not bulking and you may not get the results you desire.
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If you like it and for cardio health, sure. For body composition goals? It's not necessary.
Keep in mind with cardio you will have to eat more to maintain your surplus and keep gaining. At the end of my bulk I dropped my cardio sessions because it was just too many cals for me
ETA: the circuits I am referring to are not cardio but more glute finishers to activate and stimulate the glutes
I dont do cardio, but I was thinking maybe 2x a week to help create ab definition
At this point, you should be focusing on trying to gain muscle. And that does mean gaining fat, which will go against your short term goals, but will support your overall goals. You just don't have the current body composition to be where you want to be. Gaining muscle will help support that.0 -
I dont do cardio, but I was thinking maybe 2x a week to help create ab definition
Again as I mentioned, cardio is not for body composition and won't do anything for ab definition. If you are bulking don't focus on ab definition since that will be counterproductive to your goals. You can do ab work when bulking so that will help build up the muscle which will be seen when you cut down again.
The more cardio you do, the more you will have to eat. If you don't you won't gain and you essentially are maintaining and not bulking and you may not get the results you desire.
Oh I see..
Do you think the m&s program is good enough
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I dont do cardio, but I was thinking maybe 2x a week to help create ab definition
Again as I mentioned, cardio is not for body composition and won't do anything for ab definition. If you are bulking don't focus on ab definition since that will be counterproductive to your goals. You can do ab work when bulking so that will help build up the muscle which will be seen when you cut down again.
The more cardio you do, the more you will have to eat. If you don't you won't gain and you essentially are maintaining and not bulking and you may not get the results you desire.
Oh I see..
Do you think the m&s program is good enough
You may want to add some extra glute work like hip thrusts and bridges (with a dumbbell on your lap, using bands, single-leg etc) and then either a day of glute circuits or at the end of your workouts. Or.. you can run Strong Curves (you said you had the book right? Not sure if you didn't like it or what).. many of the moves can be modified to use dumbbells (check out the SC index) there is also the bodyweight template too. If you do SC I would still add in the band circuits by Sohee as well.0 -
You may want to add some extra glute work like hip thrusts and bridges (with a dumbbell on your lap, using bands, single-leg etc) and then either a day of glute circuits or at the end of your workouts. Or.. you can run Strong Curves (you said you had the book right? Not sure if you didn't like it or what).. many of the moves can be modified to use dumbbells (check out the SC index) there is also the bodyweight template too. If you do SC I would still add in the band circuits by Sohee as well.
I'll start SC again.
Is 3 months enough for bulking on 2,000 - 2,300?
I see a lot of people increasing fat intake, does that help or should I keep it low
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You may want to add some extra glute work like hip thrusts and bridges (with a dumbbell on your lap, using bands, single-leg etc) and then either a day of glute circuits or at the end of your workouts. Or.. you can run Strong Curves (you said you had the book right? Not sure if you didn't like it or what).. many of the moves can be modified to use dumbbells (check out the SC index) there is also the bodyweight template too. If you do SC I would still add in the band circuits by Sohee as well.
I'll start SC again.
Is 3 months enough for bulking on 2,000 - 2,300?
I see a lot of people increasing fat intake, does that help or should I keep it low
12 weeks might not be enough depending on how fast you gain; muscle would only be roughly 3 to 4 lbs in that time frame (weight would be 9 to 12). But after 3 months you could assess how you look and either go to a recomp or keep going for another month or two.
Most would suggest bulk until you hate yourself lol0 -
12 weeks might not be enough depending on how fast you gain; muscle would only be roughly 3 to 4 lbs in that time frame (weight would be 9 to 12). But after 3 months you could assess how you look and either go to a recomp or keep going for another month or two.
Most would suggest bulk until you hate yourself lol
Okayy so definition comes later on..
Would SC make a difference to my upper body at all
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12 weeks might not be enough depending on how fast you gain; muscle would only be roughly 3 to 4 lbs in that time frame (weight would be 9 to 12). But after 3 months you could assess how you look and either go to a recomp or keep going for another month or two.
Most would suggest bulk until you hate yourself lol
Okayy so definition comes later on..
Would SC make a difference to my upper body at all
Yes, definition comes as you follow your bulk with a small cut. And yes SC does have upper body and will help with that.0 -
You may want to add some extra glute work like hip thrusts and bridges (with a dumbbell on your lap, using bands, single-leg etc) and then either a day of glute circuits or at the end of your workouts. Or.. you can run Strong Curves (you said you had the book right? Not sure if you didn't like it or what).. many of the moves can be modified to use dumbbells (check out the SC index) there is also the bodyweight template too. If you do SC I would still add in the band circuits by Sohee as well.
If you've tried SC, which ones were the best? The glute dominant or it doesnt matter?
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You may want to add some extra glute work like hip thrusts and bridges (with a dumbbell on your lap, using bands, single-leg etc) and then either a day of glute circuits or at the end of your workouts. Or.. you can run Strong Curves (you said you had the book right? Not sure if you didn't like it or what).. many of the moves can be modified to use dumbbells (check out the SC index) there is also the bodyweight template too. If you do SC I would still add in the band circuits by Sohee as well.
If you've tried SC, which ones were the best? The glute dominant or it doesnt matter?
Which SC exercises or which programs?0 -
You may want to add some extra glute work like hip thrusts and bridges (with a dumbbell on your lap, using bands, single-leg etc) and then either a day of glute circuits or at the end of your workouts. Or.. you can run Strong Curves (you said you had the book right? Not sure if you didn't like it or what).. many of the moves can be modified to use dumbbells (check out the SC index) there is also the bodyweight template too. If you do SC I would still add in the band circuits by Sohee as well.
If you've tried SC, which ones were the best? The glute dominant or it doesnt matter?
Which SC exercises or which programs?
The programs within, like the beginner etc
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I ran the lower body one Gorgeous Glutes. I eventually subbed in my own upper body work though, but probably should have just ran the full program looking back now.
I also did a modified version of the bodyweight program while I was pregnant (I used some dumbbells and bands).
Booty-ful beginnings might be best for you because you have limited equipment and it starts off with mostly bodyweight and dumbbells.1 -
I ran the lower body one Gorgeous Glutes. I eventually subbed in my own upper body work though, but probably should have just ran the full program looking back now.
I also did a modified version of the bodyweight program while I was pregnant (I used some dumbbells and bands).
Booty-ful beginnings might be best for you because you have limited equipment and it starts off with mostly bodyweight and dumbbells.
In the book theres something about working the glutes even in rest days. Did you do exercises on rest days too?
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