4 Easy Ways To Get A Bigger Bottom And Wider Hips, Naturally

Bigger butt is what most women crave for. But if don’t have one,don’t panic as you attain it with these natural practice:

1.    Add weight to your workout.

If you want to build muscle, you need to load up on the weights at the gym,says celebrity trainer Anna Kaiser. “Glute isolations are fantastic, but they’re not going to give you a bigger butt—you definitely need to grab some weights,” she said. So, forget those bodyweight-only workouts.

2.    Embrace fatty foods.

By now we all know that fat doesn’t make you fat. Instead, the right kinds of fat actually deliver a host of health benefits and can help you sculpt a lean and lifted derrière, nutritionist lee holmes explains: “Healthy sources of fat are essential for us to improve our weight, lower our disease risk and most importantly, get that butt nice and perky.” She suggests olive oil, nuts, nut butters, and eggs. Eat up!

3.    Adjust your posture.

Kardashian trainer gunnar peterson, who’s also worked with Jennifer Lopez, Ciara and Dakota Johnson, btw) is the authority on butt-enhancing exercises, and he says that simply shifting your posture while squatting can make the movement way more effective. “Posture is important! If you pitch too far forward you will feel your erector spinae (muscles of the lower back) more than your glutes. Foot position is something to pay attention to as well: Foot width as well as minor adjustments in the direction your toes are pointing will all contribute to getting the most glute bang for your buck,” he told us.

4.    Focus on muscle engagement during your workout.

“My biggest tip to women wanting to build a bigger, perkier butt is slow it down and focus on muscle engagement rather than speed. Doing as many squats as possible isn’t going to build your booty if you aren’t taking the time to pause, squeeze, and engage your glutes,” she says.

Without focusing on engagement, you’re likely relying on leg muscles to do the work, while your glutes are inactive. Instead, Victoria suggests “slowing it down and really focus on relying on your glute muscles to bring you through the movement, pushing up through your heels and then squeezing for a full second at the peak of the movement.”