12-04-2015, 09:21
(This post was last modified: 12-04-2015, 09:38 by Charlie_girl.)
Hey! I'm going to follow your progress and throw some additional support at you
I just ordered my first corset waist trainer so I'll be doing that as well. I'm a ruler frame, so I want to bring in the sides of my waist some. Glad to hear you had some quick growth! I don't know what caused it to go down. But I think your fenugreek dose is fine personally. Women who use this to help boost their Breastmilk supply use more than that. Just make sure you drink plenty of water, and like Pom said, it wouldn't hurt to add in some lemon water daily 
There's exersizes you can do to add size to your hips (other than glute targeted exercises- although squatting is great for hips too). You need weight or plenty of resistance to make any muscle grow, so with all of these, use either weights or bands that give you a challenge. More resistance is better, but don't hurt yourself. Listen to your body and pay attention to your form
You can do 3-5 sets of 15-20 reps for the exersizes with bands and 3-5 sets of 10 reps of the exersizes with heavy weight. Do controlled slower movements, not quick sloppy bursts.
* Side lunge with either barbell or dumbbells. (Heavier weights)
* Side lying hip abduction with a resistance band.
* Standing side abduction with a resistance band
* Squat side kick with band
* Sumo walk (I love this one!!)- done with a band
* Standing cable hip abduction. I love this one too!! (ABDUCTION. Not "adduction". You want your leg that's on the opposite side of your body from the machine to be the one that you kick out- away from the machine. Oh, you'll feel it in the hips and glutes
Use heavy weight, but not so much that it messes with your form.
There's also hip opening yoga poses that help:
http://naturalenhancementblog.com/hip-op...oga-poses/
https://www.pinterest.com/SoUnpredictabl...rstitial=1


There's exersizes you can do to add size to your hips (other than glute targeted exercises- although squatting is great for hips too). You need weight or plenty of resistance to make any muscle grow, so with all of these, use either weights or bands that give you a challenge. More resistance is better, but don't hurt yourself. Listen to your body and pay attention to your form

You can do 3-5 sets of 15-20 reps for the exersizes with bands and 3-5 sets of 10 reps of the exersizes with heavy weight. Do controlled slower movements, not quick sloppy bursts.
* Side lunge with either barbell or dumbbells. (Heavier weights)
* Side lying hip abduction with a resistance band.
* Standing side abduction with a resistance band
* Squat side kick with band
* Sumo walk (I love this one!!)- done with a band
* Standing cable hip abduction. I love this one too!! (ABDUCTION. Not "adduction". You want your leg that's on the opposite side of your body from the machine to be the one that you kick out- away from the machine. Oh, you'll feel it in the hips and glutes

There's also hip opening yoga poses that help:
http://naturalenhancementblog.com/hip-op...oga-poses/
https://www.pinterest.com/SoUnpredictabl...rstitial=1