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question about firm muscles. :D


Question Posted Saturday June 9 2007, 9:02 pm

Say I have ..scratch that, I DO have a really big butt. If I do excercizes that firm up my butt, will they firm up my BIG butt? Or will my butt lose weight FIRST, so it becomes smaller, and THEN become firm?

Thanks in advance <3
haha, my question is hilarious.

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reezy answered Tuesday June 12 2007, 4:00 am:
do squats. firms & doesn't shrink the bootaayy ;)

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peebles7 answered Sunday June 10 2007, 12:39 am:
butt exercises will make your butt "nicer" and more toned, but it won't make it smaller. the only way to do that is to lose weight, do cardio, and eat well

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