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The Best Exercises to Get Exellent Thighs and a Exellent Behind Without Having to Pay For It

By: Brett MacPherson
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[ Posted On: 2008-05-05 ]

Do you really need one of those complicated behind and thigh toning machines you see on TV to see results in those areas. The answer is a very loud NO! You will see them all the time advertised but trust me, save your money and in this article I'm going to give you a exercise that will help you tone up your behind and thighs for ever.

The best exercises you can do for your thighs are always bodyweight or free weight exercises and the also have the advantage of being free. All you need to master are a few different types of leg exercises like squats, step-ups, lunges and deadlift, which you can modify in different ways to get the tight toned thighs you want. With these exercises and hundreds of variations to choose from which are effective exercises, purchasing expensive and relatively useless machines is a complete waste of your time and money.

Allow me to show you one of my favourite variations of a favourite thigh exercise, the lunge. Most people have done lunges before, if you haven’t I suggest you try them, but there are many other variations your can try that all work very well.

One of the top types of lunge for me, and probably the most hated by my clients while they do them (loved when they get the results they want) is the walking Lunge. With regular Lunges you stand in the same place but lunge in either a forward or backwards direction and come straight back to your starting position, with walking lunges you simply lunge forward come up onto your from foot and swap legs moving forward for a set distance then turning around and coming back. You can challenge yourself by using a weight to make the lunges more difficult or by simply walking for a longer distance doing more steps. When they are done correctly, they are a highly effective bum and thigh exercise.

When doing walking lunges you should:

1 - Walk forward enough so that your front shin stays about vertical and your front thigh is almost parallel to the ground at the bottom of the step

2 - The leg that is following you should have a bend in the knee at the bottom but your knee should just come short of hitting the ground. Do not touch the back knee to the ground during these exercises.

3 - Pause a second at the top of each lunge before lunging forward again.

Once you have this walking lunge mastered, you can try these variations to change the focus and to work the outer thighs, inner thighs and your behind in a slightly different way.

You can: Step on angle slightly out with each step

Step slightly in with each step (sometimes called a cross over lunge this exercise really stretches out the hips and behind)

Have a go of these variations of the traditional lunge exercise, and feel how effective these exercises are at toning and tightening your thighs. You will never have to use one of those complicated, useless thigh machines again, as you will find that using these free weight and bodyweight exercises are just as, if not much more effective without the price tag.

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About The Author: Bret McPherson -- Learn 5 Facts You MUST Understand if You Are Ever Going to Lose Your Belly Fat & Get Six Pack Abs go to www.homefitnesstrainer.com.au/truthaboutabs.htm | www.homefitnesstrainer.com.au/truthaboutabs.htm.
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