Why does my bottom "hang" down and what to do about it?
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TurtleTop08
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Am 5'7 and 126 pounds. I do mainly cardio with light weights on the side. My diet is vegetarian. My macro split it 50/25/25 [carbs/proteins/fats]. I'm fairly slim [a size 1]. Measurements are small too. I have a 23 inch waist and 32 hips. However, despite my measurements, size, and weight, my bottom tends to "hang". Doesn't matter if I'm wearing skinny jeans, yoga pants, or capris. There's this major crease mark each time. My clothes slide on just fine by the way. I don't have difficulty getting them on. But the crease will gradually appear once I begin walking or moving after putting on pants and my bottom just feels...weird.
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That's kinda the way we're made.6
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My guess is you are lacking mass in the glute region. You have nothing to hold your pants up. Start wearing a belt and get on a solid program (like Strong Curves) while eating enough to add muscle.7
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Your bottom looks nice to me. I don't see a problem.3
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I think the issue is with the way most pants are made. Your pants look too tight around your bum which could be making dem buns pressed down. They aren't made for girls with junk in their trunk. Buy larger pants or jeans and have the waists taken in. That makes a huge difference. I promise. I have been there with the tiny frame and big hiney.1
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Was just about to post about Strongcurves.My guess is you are lacking mass in the glute region. You have nothing to hold your pants up. Start wearing a belt and get on a solid program (like Strong Curves) while eating enough to add muscle.
http://www.strongcurves.com/8 -
My guess is you are lacking mass in the glute region. You have nothing to hold your pants up. Start wearing a belt and get on a solid program (like Strong Curves) while eating enough to add muscle.
How much is enough? I currently eat in the range of 1300-1500 calories depending on the day.0 -
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I think the issue is with the way most pants are made. Your pants look too tight around your bum which could be making dem buns pressed down. They aren't made for girls with junk in their trunk. Buy larger pants or jeans and have the waists taken in. That makes a huge difference. I promise. I have been there with the tiny frame and big hiney.
Thanks. Any recommended brands?0 -
TurtleTop08 wrote: »My guess is you are lacking mass in the glute region. You have nothing to hold your pants up. Start wearing a belt and get on a solid program (like Strong Curves) while eating enough to add muscle.
How much is enough? I currently eat in the range of 1300-1500 calories depending on the day.
Depends on your activity level but I would say at least 2000 calories, possibly more. You are eating very little for your stats.2 -
I'm no expert but if it were me (to be a 5'7" and a size 0!) I would:
- eat more
- Cardio less
- Lift a lot more and get hip thrusting
- Wear a belt
You've got an opportunity to add some major curves!7 -
Skin laxity might be your issue hence the droop@ hanging. Difficult to confirm from your photo. Agree@jemhh + cerise_noir + grapaj.
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There's nothing wrong with your posterior. Genetics to a large part determines the shape of our bottoms. Not everyone has a "bubble". You can work with heavy weights on muscle development, but honestly, count your blessings.4
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Do squats, deadlifts, straight leg deadlifts, glute kickbacks, lunges, step ups, etc.
Less cardio
More protein and a slight caloric surplus for gaining muscle.14 -
Squats and lunges using heavy weights.
Other than that, your buns look like buns to me.
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Squats, deadlifts, lunges, glute bridges, hip thrusts with progressive weights ..see Brett Contreras Strong Curves
There is nothing wrong with your butt at all...it looks perfectly normal ..the angle you are taking your photo from will make it look like that
5'7 and 126lbs doesn't leave much space for muscle..and muscle gives shape and definition
Train right, eat enough10 -
TurtleTop08 wrote: »My guess is you are lacking mass in the glute region. You have nothing to hold your pants up. Start wearing a belt and get on a solid program (like Strong Curves) while eating enough to add muscle.
How much is enough? I currently eat in the range of 1300-1500 calories depending on the day.
Why are you on a weight loss intake? Your stats don't allow for that
At your stats and doing "cardio" e.g. Moderately active that looks like an undereat of around 700-1000 calories so over time you should be dropping 1.5-2lbs a week on average
Are you losing weight? If not then your calorie intake logging or estimates is incorrect3 -
TurtleTop08 wrote: »My guess is you are lacking mass in the glute region. You have nothing to hold your pants up. Start wearing a belt and get on a solid program (like Strong Curves) while eating enough to add muscle.
How much is enough? I currently eat in the range of 1300-1500 calories depending on the day.
Why are you on a weight loss intake? Your stats don't allow for that
At your stats and doing "cardio" e.g. Moderately active that looks like an undereat of around 700-1000 calories so over time you should be dropping 1.5-2lbs a week on average
Are you losing weight? If not then your calorie intake logging or estimates is incorrect
or she has been at a deficit for a long time and her actual CO level is lower than expected.0 -
It's not you, it's the clothes.
Honestly if you like yourself naked, it's the clothes.0 -
TurtleTop08 wrote: »My guess is you are lacking mass in the glute region. You have nothing to hold your pants up. Start wearing a belt and get on a solid program (like Strong Curves) while eating enough to add muscle.
How much is enough? I currently eat in the range of 1300-1500 calories depending on the day.
Why are you on a weight loss intake? Your stats don't allow for that
At your stats and doing "cardio" e.g. Moderately active that looks like an undereat of around 700-1000 calories so over time you should be dropping 1.5-2lbs a week on average
Are you losing weight? If not then your calorie intake logging or estimates is incorrect
or she has been at a deficit for a long time and her actual CO level is lower than expected.
You think? I think it's far more likely an "I don't know what I'm eating"situation and as soon as calories go up, weight goes up with water so a belief that is falsely low maintenance levels
IMO The reduction in CO from long term defecit should not be overplayed or considered before accurate logging and proper time given for body to stabilise to increased calories e.g. 2-3 months at a regular intake
It is all too easy for people to misunderstand their maintenance IMO4 -
Your bum looks normal for a slim but under-trained woman.
Why are you eating so little?4
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