Lose fat in legs?
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kvandenbush
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Any ideas how to lose fat in the leg area? I was a catcher in softball for 14 years and now that I am not playing anymore my legs are starting to gain more fat than muscle like I used to have. I have a real difficulty losing fat in this area. Any suggestions?
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That's pne of my biggest problems too - I used to dance and cheer. I do weights/squats and bouht Jillian Michael's Killer Buns and Thighs. I definitely still have soft spots but I see a lot more definition making its way onto my legs - I almost like them again!0
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I naturally have a very curvy figure, and my thighs especially are rather "large" in comparison to my body. To keep them lean and toned, make sure you do a lot of cardio. I love kickboxing and tae-bo. Also, Tone Fitness, and other brands, have slimming bands that you wear around your waist, arms, or thighs, which help to make them sweat more. Hope this helps! And cheers to my fellow curvy ladies!0
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Thank you for posting this topic, any other tips anyone?0
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biking/hiking...0
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*sigh* To me it's mission impossible. I just posted a reply to another thread saying that after 10 pounds were gone, my pant size still stays the same...
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squats, lunges, leg lifts0
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My waist is the only thing on me that will shrink!!!! I need to lose in the legs, especially the thighs!0
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Yoga is great for lengthening muscles.0
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Running worked wonders on my legs!0
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Strength training in the leg area (squats, lunges, leg presses... etc) to build muscle and cardio cardio cardio to burn fat!0
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*sigh* To me it's mission impossible. I just posted a reply to another thread saying that after 10 pounds were gone, my pant size still stays the same...
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Targeted fat loss is impossible. Your body adds and removes fat based entirely on genetics. Your best bet is to just have a solid calories deficit to lose weight, and eventually your problem areas will start to cut up.
Targeting strength gain is possible, but won't get rid of any fat/flab in the area.0 -
*sigh* To me it's mission impossible. I just posted a reply to another thread saying that after 10 pounds were gone, my pant size still stays the same...
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Go squats! Squats really help with the thighs...try weighted squats if you are fit. Jump squats are great too!0
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Running made a huge difference in my legs and bum. And time. There was very little change in the first maybe three months / 12 pounds.0
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*sigh* To me it's mission impossible. I just posted a reply to another thread saying that after 10 pounds were gone, my pant size still stays the same...
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I've lost 12 pounds and it has only started to show in my butt and thighs. i lose all of my weight from my upper half first but eventually its starts coming off there too.0
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Running!0
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I have to agree with others RUN.0
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I ran for a year, lost 40 pounds, my legs were still jiggly! I started lifting heavy weights, squats, lunges and dead lifts and in 6 weeks, I haven't lost an ounce, but I've lost inches everywhere. My jeans are looser in the waist and finally (at last!) in my legs.
You need to lose overall fat and then your legs will slim down too. It's almost impossible to spot train any part of your body. You need to lower your overall body fat percentage. At least that's my experience.0
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