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RottenGazebo
11-29-2005, 12:49 PM
My buttocks are really fat! Are there any exercises I can do to decrease fat and tone my buttocks?
RottenGazebo
11-30-2005, 01:38 PM
Someone please reply.
Captain Cold Nose
11-30-2005, 01:46 PM
Fat burning is the most important thing here. Walking, even on a treadmill, will do more toward getting that area in shape without bulking it up. The idea is to work the actual areas, so lots of reps, little resistance.
http://www.virtualfitnesstrainer.com/exercise_tips/butt_exercise_tips.htm
Jake Patterson
11-30-2005, 08:06 PM
Depends on age. How old are you???
hellborn
12-01-2005, 10:22 AM
Leg Press and squats will help you build up your glute muscles, but you've gotta do aerobic and watch your diet to cut down the fat. Even with all the fancy new machines, I don't think that anything beats running. I prefer to bike when I can because it's more fun for me, but running is best if you can be disciplined and stay with it.
RottenGazebo
12-01-2005, 01:08 PM
Depends on age. How old are you??? I'm thirteen.
RottenGazebo
12-01-2005, 01:10 PM
Leg Press and squats will help you build up your glute muscles, but you've gotta do aerobic and watch your diet to cut down the fat. Even with all the fancy new machines, I don't think that anything beats running. I prefer to bike when I can because it's more fun for me, but running is best if you can be disciplined and stay with it.Is an exercise bike ok? And how long should I do cardio everyday?
hellborn
12-02-2005, 12:13 PM
Is an exercise bike ok? And how long should I do cardio everyday?
Exercise bike is OK, probably not as effective as running, but still a good aerobic exercise. Cardio work involves working at a moderate intensity for a long period of time, so I'd think that you should do at least half an hour...an hour would be even better.
The only bad thing about an exercise bike is that you can really slack off while still thinking that you're working hard, like if you set the bike to low resistance and don't pedal very fast. If you're actually running or riding a bike on the road, you've got to maintain a reasonable effort just to keep going.
Not to sound like a stalker, but in what part of the country do you live? Can you exercise outside during the winter? If you live in the snow belt, cross country skiing is a tremendous cardio workout...I'd recommend that highly.
Goosenoggle Slipgear
12-14-2005, 07:02 PM
Walking uphill or even better a steep hill will definitely do the trick on this one. You don't have to overdo the weights on this.
RottenGazebo
01-18-2006, 04:33 PM
Exercise bike is OK, probably not as effective as running, but still a good aerobic exercise. Cardio work involves working at a moderate intensity for a long period of time, so I'd think that you should do at least half an hour...an hour would be even better.
The only bad thing about an exercise bike is that you can really slack off while still thinking that you're working hard, like if you set the bike to low resistance and don't pedal very fast. If you're actually running or riding a bike on the road, you've got to maintain a reasonable effort just to keep going.
Not to sound like a stalker, but in what part of the country do you live? Can you exercise outside during the winter? If you live in the snow belt, cross country skiing is a tremendous cardio workout...I'd recommend that highly.
I live in Michigan.
Sultan_1895-1948
01-18-2006, 06:23 PM
fast walk, run, leg presses, and lunges....and cut out the fastfood
Joltin' Joe
01-18-2006, 06:42 PM
fast walk, run, leg presses, and lunges....and cut out the fastfood
Pre-exhaust your back then do hyper extension to failure for high reps.
Stiff legged dead lifts are also good.
If you are only 13, I would wait a couple more years though.
RottenGazebo
01-18-2006, 07:03 PM
Pre-exhaust your back then do hyper extension to failure for high reps.
Stiff legged dead lifts are also good.
If you are only 13, I would wait a couple more years though.
I'm 14 now.
bbjunkie
01-19-2006, 08:40 AM
I'm with hellborn. You can't beat running for butt development. For that matter, you can't beat running for aerobic conditioning.
SluggerCF91
01-22-2006, 03:37 PM
Is strengthening the buttocks necessary for baseball?