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by admin in Boxing Books | Posted on January 24th, 2010 | 2 Comments

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Martial Arts Curves
Martial Arts Curves
How do I make myself more curvier?


Well, I have curves (hips) but me having scoliosis is making one side look not so curved...I am taking martial arts, which I think is helping my body look better...I also heard that there are excercises to make you curvier (there's even a gym, but I forgot what it's called)

And how do I mae my butt bigger? It's already big, but it's big flat...how do I make it raise/not flat?

Any foods to help me? Thanks!
oh, i have a pear shaped body.

contrary to popular belief, which is, that gaining weight will make you curvier, you actually have to lose a couple of pounds and tone up.. that is, because for women, weight tends to come from the middle, giving you a smaller waist/tummy and the same sized everything else (unless you lose more weight) but when you gain it can go anywhere

things like kickboxing/pilates are great for your middle

also on womenshealthmag.com there is a 20 minute workout series, the lower body tone up and glute camp are really good to give it more shape.

and broadening your shoulders will balance you out on top so you will look even more curvy. swimming is great for that (especially breaststroke) and breaststroke will slim your thighs, which gives the illusion of bigger hips. there are also upper body excersises you can do that will make your boobs look more perky.

but i'm no personal trainer, that's all i know that may work.



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2 Responses to “Martial Arts Curves”

  1. whatyouguysmissed Says:
    October 29th, 2010 at 1:30 pm

    you would hang out at a coffee shop

  2. Yayo2323 Says:
    November 30th, 2010 at 1:22 am

    lom, when they first saw each other they started stripping… kinda weird