I haven't looked here for a while!
Oh. My. Goodness.
I
neeeeeed a bigger butt *__*.
I'm going to try and get together a program for my butt too. It's driving me crazy! Since I want a bigger butt and bigger boobs-- I'm going to go all out (as much as am capable of) to get them!
Researching...
By the way...
this is embarrassing to ask... but... have any of you ever had any "bumps" on or butt? I have these horrible little red bumps, they don't itch or anything. Anyways, I want to get rid of them but don't know how. Any ideas/tips?
& Think I could use a small Derma Roller on a scar I have (from a bug bite) on my butt? It's like a purple-ish brown dot. I want my dream body, and that means my butt's gotta have some fixing done.
Thanks for any help.
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Found:
http://www.bodynomics.com/booty-workouts...-backside/
^^Leg presses, Squats, Hip Extensions, Lunges, Leg Curls, Kickback/Cable Kickback, Hyperextensions, Hip Extension and Step Ups
http://howtogetabiggerbutthq.com/bigger-butt-exercise/
http://www.mademan.com/mm/5-easy-butt-stretches.html
http://www.bodybuilding4idiots.com/blog/...exercises/
http://goaskalice.columbia.edu/booty-enh...-exercises
I'm not sure how often you should work to build a bigger butt. Some things say every other day, some say every 2-3 days.
Final Decisions:
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[*]Donkey Kicks as high as I can. Starting: 10/15 reps + 2 1/2 pound ankel weights on each leg.
[*]Seated Butt Stretch Sit on a chair with feet flat on the floor. Cross right ankle over left knee and bend forward. Repeat with other leg.
[*]Butt and Hamstring Stretch Lay flat on your back with your arms down at your sides. Pull each knee up towards your chest, using your hands to hold your knee there for five seconds. Repeat with other leg.
[*]Squats
The Squats is the king of all leg exercises, and also builds you butt up to. To do this, I suggest you use a power/squat
rack, for safety purposes.
1) Put an empty barbell on the rack, just above shoulder height, and put on the chosen weight
2) Step under the bar and place the barbell on the back of your shoulders (just under the neck) and your hands on either side. Now lift the barbell off the rack by straightening your legs and your body.
3) Now, move away from the rack and set your feet to shoulder width apart, toes slightly pointing out and keep your head up and back completely straight. This is your starting point
4) Next, as you breathe in, bend your knees, sitting backwards with your hips, whilst keeping your back straight. Carry on going till your thighs are pretty much parallel to the floor.
5) Now straighten your legs, pushing off the floor, as you breathe out. Carry on going till you return to the starting position, making sure you do not lock your knees.
6) Repeat steps 4-5 for 6-12 reps per set.
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