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EAT!!! Not enough calories to support your level of activity...
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"Russian Twists"
You start sitting with legs straight then lift them up so you are in a V-position. Have a medicine ball in your hands and alternate touching the ball to each side of your butt (you can use a small metal plate or dumbell or kettlebell instead of medicine ball). mrs svc |
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Thanks Sed. I'm going to try these tomorrow and I'll report back on what letter of the alphabet i can get to. :-)
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Lay on your back, palms facing down, under your lower back for support. Lift both feet off the ground, keep the legs straight, about 2 inches from the ground, start writing the alphabet ;). If you can get to the letter C on your first try, you're in an ok shape.
Planks. If you have access to a pullup bar, you can always try to do: Hanging knee-leg raises just make sure that you know how to do them, your shoulders down, not by your ears. |
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I'm not trying to derail this thread but rather than start a new one just wondering if someone can help me identify a good lower ab exercise. Specifically lookingfor one that will strengthen the transverse muscle. I had a c-section and have lost all strength with that muscle. Any help would be appreciated.
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Based on my experience in the field, it's of no relevance how dominant your quads are. Proper execution of the exercise coupled with proper nutrition, produces results.
Pliet squats Walking lunges Squats Stairmaster Are all exercises that are absolutely the best for firming up the butt. |
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I've got huge Quads too, I find overhead weighted walking lunges get to my ass.
Or a standing lunge, left/right weighted with a bar in clean position. Buy I'm by no means an expert, just the movements that make my ass scream the next day...LOL BTW - Thanks, yes, I've not felt like this in years, if ever! (although right this minute I've got the flu...yucky all around! |
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@itsbeen - Good for you! You're looking great! And feeling great, too I bet. :)
Yes, I know...squats and lunges. Here's my difficulty. I am "quad dominant". I feel everything in my quads and never in my glutes. My thighs look even bigger now because my quads have developed nicely while my butt is still...down there. LOL I read about elevated glute bridges/hip thrusts (the GluteGuy). I tried it and FINALLY feel something in my butt!! So I am going to try those for a while and see what it does. |
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