Anyone change pancake butt to peach butt
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competecompetecompete wrote: »
Or a place to put my beer...it's a compliment!
Next time I'll just say "great *kitten*"
Somewhere to park your bike,as my other half would say.0 -
subcounter wrote: »I read that completely wrong, was writing a peach pancake recipe *walks out of the room awkwardly*
Lmao0 -
toned_thugs_n_harmony wrote: »for my short answer:
lift heavy!
eat lots of protein!
cut out cardio!
squats, deadlifts, glute bridges, donkey kicks and hip thrusts are your best friends.
this is the first photo i took in August 2015 vs one of my most recent January 2017.
Wow that is amazing result. When you say lift heavy what do mean??? How you know what is heavy for you? Should it be struggle to do each set ?2 -
I started at 44 inches, lost fat while lifting and got them down to 37 (top two pics), then built back up to 40 (bottom pics) while lifting in a surplus. Here is the 37 to 40 transformation. During the initial loss I mostly did power/strength lifting. I did a lot of hip thrusts, cable pull throughs, etc (stuff from Strong Curves) in addition to my power lifting during the surplus.
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I started at 44 inches, lost fat while lifting and got them down to 37 (top two pics), then built back up to 40 (bottom pics) while lifting in a surplus. Here is the 37 to 40 transformation. During the initial loss I mostly did power/strength lifting. I did a lot of hip thrusts, cable pull throughs, etc (stuff from Strong Curves) in addition to my power lifting during the surplus.
Love transformation
What is cable pull throughs ??0 -
canteronkat wrote: »
You have to google it. It's hard to explain. Pull the cable through your legs yo. With some heavy weight on. For relatively high reps (8-15)2 -
You have to google it. It's hard to explain. Pull the cable through your legs yo. With some heavy weight on. For relatively high reps (8-15)
This is gonna be a weird question...I tried those and the cable kept hitting between my legs and making contact with my nether regions. Is that par for the course or was the weight not heavy enough?
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You have to google it. It's hard to explain. Pull the cable through your legs yo. With some heavy weight on. For relatively high reps (8-15)
Thanks ..
That first transformation is that actually possible?? Does butt seem bigger because legs in different position??
I'm wondering if maybe I'm hoping for something that will never happen0 -
sammyliftsandeats wrote: »
This is gonna be a weird question...I tried those and the cable kept hitting between my legs and making contact with my nether regions. Is that par for the course or was the weight not heavy enough?
It doesn't touch my vagina, no. You are set up wrong.0 -
It doesn't touch my vagina, no. You are set up wrong.
I will watch more how-to videos. Thanks!
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canteronkat wrote: »
Thanks ..
That first transformation is that actually possible?? Does butt seem bigger because legs in different position??
I'm wondering if maybe I'm hoping for something that will never happen
You mean from the 44 inches to the 37? I didn't post that. The top two pics are 37 inches, the bottom two are 40.
I am heavier overall. I GAINED like...15 lbs almost. My legs are bigger, and my butt is clearly bigger. My waist is also bigger and so are my arms.
I don't have a good example of the initial loss. My butt was HUGE, but not nice. So I got skinny. People asked me what I was doing, losing my "curves". I was like "shut up, and watch". Built it back up with some muscle.3 -
sammyliftsandeats wrote: »
I will watch more how-to videos. Thanks!
Just watch Bret Contreras do it. I feel like someone such as Stephanie Rowe would have a good video too.2 -
Too Heavy vs. Too light
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7ErnScxgYY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijXhUjnyCeE 2 -
You mean from the 44 inches to the 37? I didn't post that. The top two pics are 37 inches, the bottom two are 40.
I am heavier overall. I GAINED like...15 lbs almost. My legs are bigger, and my butt is clearly bigger. My waist is also bigger and so are my arms.
I don't have a good example of the initial loss. My butt was HUGE, but not nice. So I got skinny. People asked me what I was doing, losing my "curves". I was like "shut up, and watch". Built it back up with some muscle.
Sorry I was talking on first page other chick who posted her butt pictures. Is that just angle of picture0 -
canteronkat wrote: »
Sorry I was talking on first page other chick who posted her butt pictures. Is that just angle of picture
A little bit yes, a little bit no.1 -
Squat/Bench/Deadlift...the bench part won't help your butt, but do it anyway.
Eat more, lift heavy, and lighter weight/higher reps. I mixed low rep/high weight and high rep/lower weight hip thrusts into my strength program. My butt is huge now.1 -
canteronkat wrote: »
Wow that is amazing result. When you say lift heavy what do mean??? How you know what is heavy for you? Should it be struggle to do each set ?
start small and slowly work your way up. basically, just start lifting is what i mean. when i started i could barely squat 80 lbs without struggling. now i can squat twice my body weight!0 -
toned_thugs_n_harmony wrote: »
Keep feeling honored, lots more of us are thinking about you and your boots now1 -
canteronkat wrote: »
Sorry I was talking on first page other chick who posted her butt pictures. Is that just angle of picture
were you asking me? cause it's definitely possible. angles don't hurt, but even the best angle won't miraculously make that kind of progress. that's 100% lifting.2 -
You have to google it. It's hard to explain. Pull the cable through your legs yo. With some heavy weight on. For relatively high reps (8-15)
Would kettlebell swings be a similar exercise?0 -
toned_thugs_n_harmony wrote: »
were you asking me? cause it's definitely possible. angles don't hurt, but even the best angle won't miraculously make that kind of progress. that's 100% lifting.
Maybe we just need to see it from more angles... you know, for science1 -
toned_thugs_n_harmony wrote: »
were you asking me? cause it's definitely possible. angles don't hurt, but even the best angle won't miraculously make that kind of progress. that's 100% lifting.
Really want an *kitten* like yours0
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