Not exact matches
Unfortunately reducing
muscle takes time... When I
bulked up my
legs, it took 6 - 12 months to get them back to how they were before.
In terms of your workouts, if you want to reduce the
muscle in your
legs, it could be good to reduce some of the workouts you're doing now (especially if they have caused the
muscle bulk) and try lighter style workouts like my program and the workouts on my blog.
Squats will build
muscle but if you haven't noticed your
legs bulking then that's great and I would continue to do what you're doing!
Hi Rachael... I'm 15 and I play soccer... I tend to do a lot of squats and lunges which ended up
bulking my
legs up... I don't have much fat in my
leg area anymore but it's just bulky cause of
muscle... What can I do to trim it down... Thanks very much
If you
bulk up easily, lying on your back and doing things like single
leg glute bridges can build a fair bit of
muscle.
so i need to focus on keeping the fat off the body to show off the
muscle I actually to have... I worry about training because I do put
BULK on easily and I keep hearing about weight training... and since I am short and have SHORT
legs... and when i did that wrist test the thumb and and index finger touch..
I goes to the gym now and i don't know what exactly to practice in order reduce the
bulk and to lose both fats and
muscles in my
legs what do you advice me to do in addition to walking,, what types of workouts or machines should i use?
I don't know if it will necessarily reduce the
muscle but it shouldn't cause your
legs to
bulk up.
If you feel like you already have too much
muscle and
bulk in your
legs, then I would avoid weights for now.
If you are trying to reduce
muscle on your
legs or you
bulk up easily, it might be best to avoid HIIT altogether.
I have a long torso and short
legs and my
legs gain
muscle super quick, so they can
bulk up and be a challenge for me to slim down.