Question Posted Thursday December 24 2009, 11:41 pm
18/f. I'm a runner, I play tennis, and I'm at a normal weight for my height. But when I wear a bikini, it seems like my ass hangs out everywhere (even though I don't have much ass to begin with). It seems like squats and lunges haven't done a whole lot to tone up my posterior. So, if you've ever been in my position, what has worked for you? I'm looking for exercises that work... or if you can recommend a swimsuit that is cute and would actually cover my ass then that would be great too.
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Health & Fitness category? Maybe give some free advice about: Fitness? DearAbby92 answered Saturday December 26 2009, 12:13 am: Continue with the squats and lunges, they really are the best exercises for your butt. Add more cardio into your workout to burn fat so the muscle you are building can show. It's like you could have a six pack but if your stomach is flabby you wont even notice it. Running/hiking outdoors is great for you because any incline builds leg/glute muscles. You can increase the incline on a treadmill to get a similar effect.
As for swimsuits, they have control ones that have a special material for sucking you in like spanx, but I don't think you need that. Try boy short bottoms that dont let any of your butt hang out.
rhl11 answered Friday December 25 2009, 12:18 pm: well if your not comfortable with how you look keep trying your squats and go for a run every day for two hours and that should help but remeber you have to show a liitle bit off ass.
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