X

Like What You See?

Stay updated on the latest and greatest from the world of HealthifyMe. Subscribe to our Newsletter today!

Summary

When it comes to your back, you can’t back down. You may want the booty that Kim Kardashian or J Lo flaunt, but remember that only muscle can lift your butt and give it a well-rounded shape. Try these seven moves to get the best butt in town (almost!). Squats Every butt workout begins with […]

7 workout moves for a tight tush

Team HealthifyMe

May 16, 2016 - 12:00 pm

When it comes to your back, you can’t back down. You may want the booty that Kim Kardashian or J Lo flaunt, but remember that only muscle can lift your butt and give it a well-rounded shape. Try these seven moves to get the best butt in town (almost!).

  1. Squats

Every butt workout begins with squats as they are the best when it comes to building muscle, burning fat and increasing strength.Squat exercise

Do it

The basic squat is simple. Stand as tall as you can, your feet shoulder-width apart. Lower your body as far as you can by pushing your hips back and bending your knees. Pause and slowly push yourself back to the starting position. Try squat variations to spice up your workout.

  1. Heel-Lifted Squat

Apart from toning up your backside, these squats are also good for your knees.Heel-Lifted Squat exercise

Do it

Place your feet hip-width apart and lift your left heel. Maintaining control, push the hips back as you lower your butt toward the floor. Brace the core to help you balance and ensure that the standing knee doesn’t pop out over your toes. Pause, then press into your right heel to stand up into the starting position. Switch legs and repeat.

  1. Glute Kickback

This fabulous exercise works out the glutes and can also shave off extra inches.Glute Kickback exercise

Do it

Kneel on the floor and bend at the waist with your arms extended in front of you in a kneeling push-up position. Exhale and lift up the right leg until the hamstrings are in line with the back while maintaining a 90-degree angle bend. Contract the glutes and hold for a second. Return to the initial position as you inhale and repeat with the left leg.

  1. The Bridge

Considered to the classic exercise for a fabulous back, the bridge remains a favorite of fitness experts.The Bridge exercise

Do it

Lie on your back, your knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Raise your hips off the floor so that your body forms a straight line from your shoulders to your knees.

  1. Curtsey Lunges

Apart from working out your thighs, curtsey lunges can help you get a toned butt.Curtsey Lunges exercise

Do it

Stand straight , and step your left leg behind you and to the right. Your thighs should cross and both knees should be bent as if you are curtsying. Align the front knee with the front ankle. Return to standing, and switch sides to complete a rep.

  1. Squat to Sumo

Sumo squats provide an additional challenge to your balance as they put the body into a new alignment.Squat to Sumo exercise

Do it

Stand with feet wider than your shoulders, toes slightly turned out. Hold a dumbbell in each hand in front of your hips. Push your hips back and squat down, ensuring that your chest is up and knees out. Bring the weights down to the floor in between your legs.

  1. Bear Plank Leg Lifts

This leg lift helps define your legs and tightens your butt.Bear Plank Leg Lifts exercise

Do it

Begin in a plank position, shoulders stacked above your wrists. Bend both knees slightly and then bend your left knee to 90 degrees. With a flexed foot, squeeze your glutes, and raise your right heel up towards the ceiling as high as you can. Pause, and bring your left knee back to meet your right knee. Repeat for 45 to 60 seconds before switching sides.

[symple_button url=”https://healthifyme.onelink.me/2285251819?pid=Blog_Post&c=Sign_Up&af_dp=hmein%3A%2F%2Factivity%2FPlansv2Activity&af_web_dp=http%3A%2F%2Fhealthifyme.com%2Fhome&af_force_dp=true” color=”red” size=”medium” border_radius=”3px” target=”self” rel=”” icon_left=”” icon_right=””]Get fit with HealthifyMe. Sign up here[/symple_button]

What are GLP-1 peptides?

They are small sequences of amino acids that are secreted from cells in the small intestine and the brain. They work as physiological regulators of appetite and food intake – basically they transmit the message that the stomach is full to the brain.

About the Author

Team HealthifyMe is a collection of qualified health professionals, nutritionists, trainers and fitness coaches that work tirelessly to ensure a healthier and fitter future for all our clients. Trusted by the best hospitals in the country and guided by some of the best Medical Practitioners, Healthifyme.com combines technology and the latest in medical knowledge to deliver the best health and fitness solution for our clients. Sign up today at healthifymedev.wpengine.com and take the first step towards a healthier tomorrow.


Related Articles

Common myths about working out

While working out can be excruciating, don’t let baseless facts affect your training. Here are some common myths about exercising, that you can kiss goodbye. MYTH 1: It is too late to lose weight The truth: Whether your 40 or 70, it is never too late to start exercising. Weight loss, stamina increase and strength […]

By Team HealthifyMe

Easy Ways to Fit in Exercise into your Workday

Your days are packed, and exercise never makes it to your to-do list. But exercise is necessary. Learn how to squeeze in exercise into your busy day. MULTITASK If a chunk of your day goes in listening into conference calls or sitting in at meetings, why not get some exercise while you’re at it: While […]

By Team HealthifyMe

Should you workout when you’re sick?

Exercising does good to your heart, mind and body, but is not always the best thing to do. There are times when resting your body is better than a workout-induced endorphin high. Read on to find out when it’s best to avoid exercise. Fever: Fever is a sign that you’re body is fighting infection. At such a […]

By Team HealthifyMe

Add Your Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Medically reviewed by

Gautham Shankar

PHD in colouring hair in darkness