Macros for booty gains!!

LilianaDY
LilianaDY Posts: 4 Member
edited February 2021 in Goal: Gaining Weight and Body Building
I am currently on surplus. I'm 5'5, 142lbs and aiming for 2300 calories a day with 1g of protein per body weight (140lbs daily). My main goal is to gain booty muscle. Any advices?

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  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 48,992 Member
    Yep, like sijomial says to GAIN, you need a good training program that initiates it. So what's your program? Also why just the booty? Just because it's a social thing nowadays amongst females?


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  • LilianaDY
    LilianaDY Posts: 4 Member
    My main focus is my lower body but I do workout my upper body for a more complete physique. 5x week, 3 lower body, 2 upper body. Weighted training/walking for cardio.
  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 48,992 Member
    So what do you do for training?

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  • LilianaDY
    LilianaDY Posts: 4 Member
    Honestly, I'm just looking for advices. I understand that in order for you to give one, you need the entire training schedule to give feedback. I consider myself a beginner lifter, so I dont know everything. I dont have a personal trainer if that's what you want to know. (ninerbuff). And no, I dont do just booty training to "look" like some social media influencer.
  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 48,992 Member
    Basic advice: high volume training, do weighted hip thrusts, curtsy squat and sumo squats focus more on glute contractions and keep progressing the resistance.

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  • ndj1979
    ndj1979 Posts: 29,136 Member
    Based on beginner start with strong lifts or something that has you doing compounds - squat, deadlift, chest press, etc- and then progress to more intermediate program
  • serapel
    serapel Posts: 502 Member
    I got a booty primarily doing heavy barbell hip thrusts with progressive overload. It's also easy on the knees and a great beginner exercise. Watch any videos by Bret Contreras (otherwise known as "The Glute Guy").

    I just eat a lot of protein and try to cut back on sugar. It works for me for the most part. I have protein shake packages because I'm lazy. I just mix them with almond milk after a workout.
  • Kait_Dee
    Kait_Dee Posts: 176 Member
    Welcome to the lifting club Liliana! I gained great size in my glutes with some heavy sumo squats, smith lunges, heavy squatting (goblet, plie, sumo, smith, box) and things like glute bridges - I used to hip thrust and I just didn't love it. The key is a surplus diet, strong, recorded lifts with progressive overloading (always beat the logbook!) and some good recovery - sleep is the most underrated part of most people's growth plans IMO! Good luck, wishing you all the success in your lifting and growth goals!
  • LilianaDY
    LilianaDY Posts: 4 Member
    Thank you all!! I'm really enjoying lifting rather than just cardio. (Did it for 5 yeas 🤦‍♀️). I got super tiny, but now my goal is get stronger.
  • ndj1979
    ndj1979 Posts: 29,136 Member
    LilianaDY wrote: »
    Thank you all!! I'm really enjoying lifting rather than just cardio. (Did it for 5 yeas 🤦‍♀️). I got super tiny, but now my goal is get stronger.

    Then pick a structured lifting program and stick with it

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