Top 5 Butt Blaster Exercises For Women

Women, you can blast your butt, hip and leg fat better by working out smarter. Use a combination of strength and power exercises to burn fat faster.

Every woman I know is concerned about:

–the size and shape of her butt,

–”saddle bags” forming on the hips and

–”jiggling jelly” thighs (including cellulite).

As for cellulite, it is actually collections of fat just underneath (subcutaneous fat) the skin which causes it to dimple, pucker up or lump up.

There are many factors that determine whether you have cellulite—your genes, gender, skin thickness and amount of body fat all play a part. What you need to know is that there are no quick fixes for cellulite (despite what some commercials promote)! Some treatments such as liposuction and mesotherapy may give you some TEMPORARY relief from your cellulite.

Liposuction is actually meant to remove deep fat tissue (visceral fat) and not cellulite. In my opinion, your best bet would be to reduce overall body fat through weight training and high intensity interval cardio.

Here are my Top 5 Butt Blaster Exercises for you to go to work:

1. Squats. This is a must-do foundational exercise and there are many variations: side squat, two-legged squat, one-legged squat, plie squat, dumbbell/barbell squat, prisoner squat, Y-squat, overhead barbell squat, front squat, hack squat, split squat, bulgarian split squat, etc. Work them all in to keep your workouts challenging and fresh.

2. Squat Jumps – This is one of the best power exercises to sculpt your lower body. Do them full speed after mastering your jumping and landing techniques.

3. Step Ups – Do this exercise on a knee-high platform to work your butt and hamstrings more. Front, side and transverse step ups will give you the shape you want.

4. Mountain Climbers – This is one of the toughest exercises available to you. Do them full speed to get maximum fat-burning benefits. This exercise will really challenge your core strength to do it correctly.

5. Lunges – You love lunges! Do them forward, reverse, side, walking, walking with rotation, jumping, with medicine balls and with dumbbells.

Some other leg exercises you should do to roundout your program are: Romanian deadlift, glute/ham drops, leg curls, standing hip abductions/adductions, marching bridges (pictured above), calf raises, sprint intervals, jump rope, jumping jacks, speed skaters and lateral/front-to-back cone hops.

Butt-blasting exercise is tough but rewarding…..mix in more of these exercises to get better and faster results!

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Tone Hips And Glutes With Side Squat

The side squat will help you tone your hips, glutes and thighs faster. The side squat will improve your overall lower body strength, especially in the frontal plane of motion.

1. Grab a medicine ball and stand with your feet wider than a normal squat. Point your feet slightly outward. Brace your core (as if taking a punch to the gut).

2. Without moving your feet, keep your chest up, shoulders back and lunge to the right.

3. Drive upward back to the standing position. Repeat the movement to the left side and back up to the standing position. That is 1 repetition.

The side squat is similar to the side lunge except you don’t move your feet.

Add the side squat to your workout routine to better shape and tone your lower body.

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My Fitness Hut Blog has been recognized by Stanford University Wellsphere as a Top Health Blogger! Quite an honor coming from that institution!

Sports Fitness Hut Blog has been recognized by Stanford University Wellsphere as the #1 Sports Fitness Blog and NursingDegree.net as one of the Best 100 Health and Nutrition Blogs for Athletes! The blog has also been named one of the 50 Best Sports Medicine Blogs by Masters In Healthcare! It is an honor to be recognized by those in the health and academic fields! Afterall, health is number one for everybody—including athletes!

Toned Glutes–What Women Want

Every woman I know wants toned glutes (butt, hips) and thighs! And, you should want that and more…..a toned, healthy body should be the goal for you. You gotta build muscle and burn fat to get that done!

GLUTES! Oxygen Magazine has special issues dealing only with SHAPING AND TONING YOUR BUTT! So, it is a very important topic to women. Problem areas for many women are the butt, hips (saddle bags) and thighs (jiggling jelly)…..

To be effective, glutes (and leg work for that matter) should be trained with cardio and strength training.

The American Council on Exercise (ACE) research found that the top cardio exercises for shaping your glutes (and legs) are: lunges, walking uphill, stair climbing, jogging and running (I suggest sprinting to get better results). No big surprises here and no gimmicks!

Just hard work! And research has proven that high intensity interval cardio is superior to longer duration, slow cardio (interpretation: go hard for 20 minutes instead of slow for 40 minutes)! Do 3-4 days of cardio exercise.

As for strength training? You can’t leave out squats!

Do your squats—bodyweight squats, dumbbell squats, barbell squats, split squats, lateral squats, one-legged squats, etc. Mix it up but do them. The benefits of the squat exercise extend beyond your legs. The same can be said for deadlifts (traditional, stiff-legged or other variations). Other top glute exercises are:

1) Step ups (front and lateral)
2) Standing cable or machine hip abductors
3) Standing, prone or floor hip extensions
4) Floor lateral thigh raises
5) Glute bridges and marching glute bridges
6) Pelvic raises and posterior pelvic tilts

Do 3 days-a-week of full body strength training. If these exercises become easy for you, then increase resistance or weights.

Blast the butt, leg fat and total body fat!

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Check out my other great blogs:

My Fitness Hut Blog has been recognized by Stanford University Wellsphere as a Top Health Blogger! Quite an honor coming from that institution!

Sports Fitness Hut Blog has been recognized by Stanford University Wellsphere as the #1 Sports Fitness Blog and NursingDegree.net as one of the Best 100 Health and Nutrition Blogs for Athletes! The blog has also been named one of the 50 Best Sports Medicine Blogs by Masters In Healthcare! It is an honor to be recognized by those in the health and academic fields! Afterall, health is number one for everybody—including athletes!