14[15 in july]/female. i was wondering if their was anyway that i could like tighten my butt up a little bit. and go down from like a 3 to a one again because i went from a 0-3 in just 1 school year, 9-10 months?. i run track and we do alot of ab work outs but i dont think that will help me out that much, any suggestions?
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[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Health & Fitness category? Maybe give some free advice about: Fitness? laltmeyer answered Monday April 7 2008, 9:15 pm: Unfortuntely, the only thing i can suggets is cutting way back on the junk food and replacing it with healthier choices. Also, do cardio exercises such as running to take off those couple extra pounds if you want. Once you get it off though, dont' go back to your old way. I am currently between and one and a 3 too, and was barely in a 0 last year. Around christmas i got super sick and dropped back down to the 0, but gained it all back, so it is possible to get back down, but really easy to gain it back.
cheerxleader14 answered Saturday April 5 2008, 9:55 pm: i would kill(not literally) to be a 3. you are still skinny. but if you really want to tighten things up then i suggest you do squats, lift weights, push ups, leg lifts, lunges you know, those things. [ cheerxleader14's advice column | Ask cheerxleader14 A Question ]
LM answered Friday April 4 2008, 12:02 pm: 0 to a 3? You're still skinny! As you get older you're supposed to gain some weight.
Don't try anything drastic (you have no need to) but little changes like cutting out soda & junk food and drinking more water can drop a pound or two. [ LM's advice column | Ask LM A Question ]
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