What’s the best way for getting rid of big thighs?
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Even after trying to be in a calorie deficit I still have large thunder thighs, I’ve tried exercises but I still haven’t found any luck
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Genetics will determine where your fat will leave your body while you're in a calorie deficit. I can relate to you, the fat on my thighs is stubborn as well and historically have only leaned out when I was a very low body weight/body fat (seventeen percent and 110 pounds).
There is no way to "spot reduce."2 -
I've tone up my thighs with side lunges, forward lunges, squats, leg lifts, etc. But it's definitely one of the harder areas to lose fat! Hope this helps! 😊0
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erinmohr22390 wrote: »I've tone up my thighs with side lunges, forward lunges, squats, leg lifts, etc. But it's definitely one of the harder areas to lose fat! Hope this helps! 😊
Exercise builds muscle, it doesn't spot reduce fat. If size is an issue, I wouldn't recommend resistance training. It can help an area look better though.1 -
Even after trying to be in a calorie deficit I still have large thunder thighs, I’ve tried exercises but I still haven’t found any luck
Because you use the word "trying" I can't tell if the problem is because you need to lose weight or your expectations are distorted by social and other media.
If you're trying and failing to be in a calorie deficit, and still need to lose weight, that's one issue.
What's your height, current weight, and goal weight?2 -
Unfortunately, some of us store fat in our legs, while others may store it in their stomach, butt, or breasts. If you lose enough weight, your legs will get slimmer, but they may never be truly thin. Exercise will tone up your legs, so they look better, but they may still seem large to you.1
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Embrace them. It's well accepted now--even admired.
I had thunder thighs and a bubble but for YEARS. Just about the time they came into style, I had a hysterectomy and lost it all. Now I'm built like a football player, all shoulders. Lol. Life happens. Embrace it!2 -
Pick different parents. I have always had wrestler legs and a bubble butt. Not one bit of fat on them and very very muscular, as did generations of women before me. If the genetics aren't there you will never have Barbie legs. As was said above, embrace them.0
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It may just be your shape. Big thighs aren’t always from having too much fat.0
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