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Tighten That Tush: Butt Blaster Workout Moves

September 21, 2014 by Lisa Robins Leave a Comment

Don’t let that saggy bum get you down. Mommy’s can tone and tighten their tushees before the kiddies are up and out of bed.

Single Leg Squat

Try this exercise at least 3 times per week, on non-consecutive days to build better legs and cheeks.

Set Up:

Stand tall with your heals under your hips, abs tight, shoulders down away from your ears. If balance is unpredictable, grab hold of a sturdy support such as a nightstand or chair.

(Alternatively, advanced exercisers should grab dumbbells in each hand.)

Execution:

Exhale and raise right leg, as you balance on the left leg. Slowly inhale and bend your left knee and lower your body into squat, pause at the bottom, exhale and stand.

Repeat for 12-15 repetitions, switch legs and repeat the suggested repetitions until you complete 3-4 sets per side.

Training Tip:

To protect your knees, only lower enough so you don’t feel pain in your joints. Start slow and steady and lengthen your range of motion as strength increases.

Lisa Robins is a personal trainer and fitness expert. You can follow her on Twitter: @LisaRobinsFit

(photo credit – Steve Trujillo, Phoenix, AZ)

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Filed Under: Health/Fitness, Living Healthy

About Lisa Robins

Lisa is a fitness expert, writer and a mom. Whether she is inspiring
woman through her words read in fitness publications or training her
clients, Lisa is a role model and mentor to moms in search of finding
their inner strength through the power of health. Lisa's passion and knowledge for fitness, combined with her degree in journalism, has made her a natural fit to pen articles and workouts for fitness and health publications. Lisa's work has been published in national magazines such as Oxygen and Max Sports & Fitness, and locally in Scottsdale Health.
Follow Lisa on Twitter: lisarobinsfit
www.lisarobinsfitness.com

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