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Re: So is there any real way to make your body smaller?

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Originally Posted by athenamor View Post
It does seem that alot women seem to have a butt/theigh problem. I persoanally have no butt, though I would like to know how to make it not so flat? can lunges and squats do that or is it whole different ball game on making a butt not look so flat and flabby?
A lot of that is natural, but if you workout the muscles in your legs/butt, your butt muscle can get a little bigger, and trimming down will make it look more shapely. Fat tends to remove the appearance of curves.

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Originally Posted by athenamor View Post
Also, to add to women related issues I guess, I had a c-section 7 yrs ago and was told that the lower abs will be weaker, and it would be harder to get rid of a pouch. Now I no longer have a pouch, i have a big round belly LOL but I'm hoping that when I get my weight down lower that the pouch doesn't reappear (I think it will though if the muscle is harder to workout like I was told). How can you make a weakened muscle stronger and lean again?
Fat loss is the key regardless. Those ab muscles won't show if you don't lose weight. Doing ab exercises doesn't make abs all of a sudden appear, contrary to what many might think. It's really the fat loss that helps more than anything. That being said, you will want to do lower ab exercises to streghten this area. There are plenty of women who have had C-sections who were then able to get very tone flat stomachs from good ab workouts and weight loss.
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