Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Tone Your Butt and Thighs with these Tips

By Christian Kelly


The buns and thighs can be dogged areas of the body when it comes to defining them and exonerating fat. While belly fat can be hard to drop, the lower body can be at least that hard. Nevertheless if you do the right exercises and continue with them, you'll be able to attain your goals at some point. To some extent, this depends on what you want to achieve and it also depends on how you prefer to exercise because aren't usually consistent about doing exercises they don't like.

The best exercise bike workout is an effective way to lose fat and tone the thighs. If you don't have access to an exercise machine such as a Stairmaster, you can use stairs in your home or at your work. Don't simply walk the stairs but run them for maximum benefit. Start slowly but work up to running up and down an increasing number of times. For an added challenge, try taking the stairs two at a time. You can adjust the settings and difficulty level on exercise machines as you become accustomed to the movement.

Not only is running up stairs one of the best exercises for your buns and thighs, it will also add muscle to your lower body. For a fun and effective way to tone your buns and thighs and to get a good cardio workout at the same time, try a vigorous form of dancing. You can find many exercise classes that are based on Latin, hip hop, Zumba or another type of dance. Dancing works all different muscle groups and allows you to tone your body while working up a sweat and burning calories. For those that don't have the time for a class, there are many DVDs available to use in the comfort of your home.

You may find it more inspiring to dance in a group with music playing, though. A powerful exercise for strengthening your legs, buns, and back is deadlights. This is a basic weightlifting exercise that has been practice by bodybuilders for a long time. To do this exercise, you simply bend down and pick up and lower a barbell while keeping your back as straight as possible. This exercise is a good way to build up your back strength, but be careful not to strain yourself when you first start doing it. Use an amount of weight that you can lift for a set of ten repetitions and build up the number of sets you do.

In conclusion, there are many ways to shape your buns and thighs, and you should look for an exercise program that you enjoy as much as possible so you'll stick with it. Plus, don't forget that even if you're centering on certain areas of the body, you should furthermore do a certain number of exercises, especially if you're attempting to lose weight. The recommendations above that have to do with bodybuilding workouts for the thighs and buns can assist you in beginning.




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