What exercises can lift the buttocks

Many people are very dissatisfied with their bodies and feel that their bodies are not perfect enough. At this time, they will want to use some exercise methods to improve their bodies and make their bodies look more curvaceous, especially the buttocks muscles. If the buttocks muscles are too loose, they will look listless. In this case, they must do some buttocks-lifting exercises.

What exercises can lift your buttocks?

1. Use single-leg flexion and extension exercises to exercise the thigh muscles in order to lift the buttocks.

1. Determine the position of your foot that is straddling the chair. Place one foot on the chair and stand so that your body and bent calf are at right angles. If you are too close to or too far away from the chair, or if the angle of your legs is too large or too small, you will not achieve the desired effect and may even injure your leg muscles.

2. Place your hands on your waist and, with your upper body straight, perform leg flexion and extension exercises. When bending, the center must be placed on the forefoot. Don't forget to keep the right angle. Do 5-10 times as a round, and do 2-3 rounds each time.

2. The rear leg raising exercise has the effect of strengthening the gluteus maximus.

1. Press your waist against the back of the chair, lying prone, and relax your upper body. If this feels uncomfortable, you can try putting a cushion underneath.

2. While straightening one leg, slowly lift it upwards. Then, do 9-10 reps on each leg, which counts as one round. Do 2-3 rounds in total. Be careful not to bounce your body and raise your waist, just proceed slowly. This exercise can beautify the buttocks.

3. Walking squats can greatly tighten the gluteus maximus and leg muscles.

1. Hold 1-2 kg dumbbells in both hands and stand with your feet apart.

2. Straighten your back, bend your front leg, and slowly move your back foot backwards until your calf is parallel to the ground, then relax. At this point, focus on keeping the center on the heel of your front foot. Then slowly return to 1

posture. Do 8-10 reps on each foot as one round, and do 2-3 rounds each time. If you can feel the hip of your front leg being stretched, that's the beginning of success.

4. Practice imitating water skiing to strengthen the gluteus maximus and gluteus medius.

1. Get into a crawling position, place a mat on your abdomen, and cross your legs.

2. Use your hips to move your legs up and down alternately. Perform steps 1 and 2 8 to 10 times, alternating feet. This is one round, and you need to do 2-3 rounds each time. This has the effect of centering and lifting the hips inward.