It’s
so easy to get started even if you’ve never had a great butt before.
I
want to teach you this butt lift exercise that prevents you from having
injuries or over exerting yourself.
You’re
going to feel great
and you can always move into more intermediate and advanced butt exercises once
you master this very important one.
So
using a chair, I’m going to help my stability
and my balance. This
butt lift exercise is great for beginners who are just getting started.
So
go ahead, pause the video and grab a chair so that you can practice along with
me.
Okay,
welcome back. Are you ready to get started?
You’re
going to place your hands on your chair and I’m going to turn the side so you
can really see my posture.
This
butt lift workout is called “Squats” and if you’ve done squats before and you
hate them, please erase your mind and start over from scratch because you’ve
never done squats with me like this.
The
squat is one of the most powerful exercises for your butt.
It
really sculpts the back of the thigh as well as lifting and firming
the butt so you’re going to love
the result of this butt lift exercise when you do it correctly,
it will actually feel really good.
It
will give you a nice stretch while you’re toning the muscle.
Okay,
so place your hands on the chair. It’s really great to have around hip
distance.
So
you just want to make sure that your posture can be straight and aligned,
rolling your shoulders back and lifting your heart.
Feel
the balance on each foot and spread your feet out just a little more than
hips width apart.
Now
once you feel completely balanced on both the right and the left side, you’re
going to lift and spread your toes, rock forward, and rock back so you’re finding balance in the center
of gravity.
If
you’re falling forward, just use the chair to push against so that you can
really align your
spine and your shoulders.
Now
you get to decide how far to go down… we’re going to do this 5 times.
Every
time I’m going to sink a little deeper, listen to your body using a chair,
pushing up, go down.
And
notice that when you sink down you can hold on to the chair for stability. When you come up,
squeeze your butt, that’s what’s going to shape and tone.
Let’s
do one last one sitting all the way down and then coming up. Squeeze. Oh, that
feels so good doesn’t it?
So
that’s your basic squat.
Now
you can also change up the alignment of your feet. If you want to point your
toes out, that’s going to get more into the middle of your inner thigh as well
as tone your
outer butt, this is a really great modification on the squat.
So
let’s go on and practice it with a chair for stability.
Find
your balance, forward and back, right to left. Then you take a deep inhale… and
exhale. Now sit down and you’re going to squeeze as you come up.
You’re
going to feel it in your thighs, you’re going to feel it in your legs. We’re
going to do it 5 times. Take a deep inhale, and exhale on the exertion.
Feel so
good, Right? Squeeze,
okay if you want to go for a bonus we’re going to go down and pause for 5,
4 , 3, 2, 1. Then simply squeeze and come up.
Now
just shake it out and stretch it out.
All
right, so you just did 10 to 15 squats, feel good about yourself. Know that you
can practice it for just a few minutes a day while you’re on the phone, or even
while you’re watching TV.
So
anytime you can, just grab a chair and practice your squats.
This
is one of the best beginner moves
for getting a great
butt.
You’re
going to find more
stability, more strength, you’re going to watch as your butt gets more and
more toned, your thighs
get thinner and you have more power and strength in your whole
body.
So
practice this butt lift exercise for at least 3 times a week.
By Andrea Albright,
she is an exercise specialist, fitness and weight loss expert and creator of
the My Bikini Butt program. This is a step-by-step guide for losing weight
while shaping and toning the lower body trouble areas like your legs, butt,
hips and thighs.
This program can
significantly reduce cellulite and is designed to work in just 28 days without
starvation diets, giving up your favourite foods, or killing yourself at the
gym.
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