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Exercises or eating regimen aimed at getting bigger thighs and posterior

Started by LittleV, August 16, 2015, 01:05:05 PM

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LittleV

Hi,

I have no other resource, but to turn to Susan's for advice.
Like the title says, I would like to get bigger thighs, hips and behind, as those are my areas of deficiency.
Now, I have scoured the internet and, for the past three or four years, tried majority of the excercises and regimens that the internet provides. But to no avail, I burned away all the fat that was there before and now my measurements are even smaller that what I began with.
I was wondering if anyone would like to share a regimen that they were satisfied with, as I can't find one that works.
Lately I have started with a regimen that is aimed at gluteal muscles in conjuction with extensive walking and stair climbing, so I'll see how that goes, but I would also like to get some insight on how to improve my regimen. I have also started eating more carbs and fat.

I would also like to state, that my lower thighs are pretty decent and tapering halfway up as I have some muscle definition in my lower thighs. But the problem is that the slanting line ends in the middle and there are virtually no hips. Is there any help for this?

TL;DR: What workout regimen and diet will work for gaining the mass in upper thighs and hips/posterior? Also, I'd be disinclined towards any intense workouts because muscles in my lower thigh (just above the knees) are already semi-defined and I don't want them to start looking like construction worker's legs.


Thanks in advance.

Best regards,
Vanya.

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Mariah

Hi Vanya. My but and thighs and maybe even the got bigger after being on HRT for awhile. Bones at this point won't be affected by hormones, but what fat you gain in those areas will depend on various factors and as always millage may very. Hugs
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LittleV

Hi, Mariah.

My bones have fused long ago as I'm a decade past puberty, so, yes, I know they won't change.
What I wanted was a workout regimen or dieting advice that worked for someone, so I could have a go at it, whether I fail or succeed; I know nothing's guarranteed.
I also would not go on HRT at the moment.
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ana1111

well not to brag but this is pretty much my area of expertise(my waist is 25 inches and butt and hips circumphrence is 39.5 :P and im 5'8 and small framed for a biologically male person...) First off hormones are really a must hun....they make your fat go to those areas way more and stomach and waist way less..... you can still make improvements without hormones im sure but its not going to be as good and either you'll get bigger more muscular legs or gain weight in your stomach too most likely....but what I do(and I've been on hormones for quite a while) is I squat with WEIGHT....not little baby girly 5 pounders either.... anywhere from ten to forty pounds....I also do a ton of excercises for the side glutes the ones by the hips as that's what gives your butt a fuller rounder wider look and can help hips too but don't expect miracles....the side glutes have to be worked the most with the most weight to get results and still there more modest as there smaller muscles.... look up "bodynomics" on youtube for great butt and hip muscle workouts! Also when I say "side glutes" I mean the gluteus medius, minimus and the "TSL"...... also you really cant be dieting or doing a lot of cardio if you wanna build muscle and gain fat in these areas....you wanna gain abit and eat tons of protein and healthy carbs and fat.... also part of what makes a nice butt is proportion to the rest of the body....the smaller your waist, shoulders and upper body are the bigger your butt and hips look....that's why I cant recommend "waist training" enough....a transwoman cant have a tiny hourglass waist without it usually...I won't go into details and how to do it but youtube has great info on it.... just remember though: HRT, glutes workouts with weight, waist training, and gaining weight through more protein and healthy fat and carbs....
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ana1111

feel free to pm me if you want more info and specifics....once again not trying to brag but this really is my thing (along with makeup ;) ) and I could go on and on and id love to help  :)
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Sammy

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Jill F

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Sammy

I can hardly complain about my butt or hips (but I had the benefit of slightly wider hips than what would be considered "normal" for XY chromosome set), but some of that ice-cream stuff positioned itself on the waist area - still dealing with those buggers :D
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Laura_7

Quote from: ♡ Emily ♡ on August 16, 2015, 02:28:13 PM
I just succumbed to ice-cream and potatoe chips...

:)

Avocado oil was a recomendation of a doc... for help with figure... it has a specific mixture of oils and further substances...
a small glass of organic green peeled papaya with milk or eggs daily are a recipe for adolescent girls... if on hrt  I'd avoid it, ask your doc if it might have an influence...

avoiding carbs and carbonated drinks which are supposed to help with more male patterns...


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barbie

To have bigger thighs, you may try cycling or running. In my case, I have relatively thinner calves but bigger thighs compared with other ordinary women, as I started running about 12 years ago. I have never been on HRT. For bigger hips, I have no idea, and gave up already.



Most women whose calf thickness is similar to mine have too skinny thighs.



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LittleV

Quote from: Annabolton on August 16, 2015, 02:24:26 PM
First off hormones are really a must hun....they make your fat go to those areas way more and stomach and waist way less.....
I know hrt is requisite... It's just that, right now, I would prefer NOT to go on HRT, for various reasons (one of which is that there is no proper treatment in my country, and self medicating would probably be a big disappointment and letdown).
Quote from: Annabolton on August 16, 2015, 02:24:26 PM... also you really cant be dieting or doing a lot of cardio if you wanna build muscle and gain fat in these areas....you wanna gain abit and eat tons of protein and healthy carbs and fat....
Oh, by dieting I meant just... eating more. :) And eating properly, of course.
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LittleV

Quote from: barbie on August 16, 2015, 02:58:46 PM
To have bigger thighs, you may try cycling or running. In my case, I have relatively thinner calves but bigger thighs compared with other ordinary women, as I started running about 12 years ago. I have never been on HRT. For bigger hips, I have no idea, and gave up already.
Just like I'm almost giving up on my hips and upper thighs. But doesn't cycling help build hips?
On the other hand your thigh and legs are looking great... I guess it's all down to genetics?
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Lady_Oracle

Yep pretty much, it's mostly genetics. I didn't start filling in those areas until I started hrt and put a focus towards eating lots of protein and carbs. I never really worked out to have my curves, it was just gaining weight that helped.
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LittleV

Quote from: Lady_Oracle on August 16, 2015, 04:26:31 PM
Yep pretty much, it's mostly genetics. I didn't start filling in those areas until I started hrt and put a focus towards eating lots of protein and carbs. I never really worked out to have my curves, it was just gaining weight that helped.
Yes, but I think one can work towards getting the best out of their body with workout and proper eating regimen. And since I can't change my genetics, I'll settle for that.
So far, the recurrent theme with everyone's advices is taking lots of protein and fats.
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saraht123

I second what Barbie said. I started cycling to work and my hips went from 36 inches to 38 inches. I also lost mass from my upper body. Trouble is, I lost fat too. My face got slightly more hollow and my muscles got more of a sinewy/lean look that to me seems slightly more masculine. I haven't started hrt yet, but I'm heading in that direction.
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barbie

Quote from: LittleV on August 16, 2015, 03:13:24 PM
Just like I'm almost giving up on my hips and upper thighs. But doesn't cycling help build hips?
On the other hand your thigh and legs are looking great... I guess it's all down to genetics?

Genetically I tend to have slender arms and legs, and my thighs also lacked of muscle. After 10 years of running and marathon, my thighs get some muscle. Probably I can get more muscle by anaerobic exercise such as lifting in the gym, but I do not.

I am satisfied with my current figure of thighs and legs, but wish to have bigger hips (and boobs, of course). It is just my wish, which is not feasible.

Despite my incomplete feminine body shape, as you know, I can enjoy wearing bikini in the beach. Here, very few women dare to wear bikini outdoors, as they are preoccupied with their body shape. I noticed that indeed very skinny and slim women do wear bikini in the beach. Some women are hysterical to my wearing bikini.

You do not need a perfectly feminine body shape to enjoy and express your femininity. I am always incomplete, and that is my destiny.

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LittleV

@Barbie,

I too am adverse towards gym and all the intense workout. And I don't want apparent muscle either, I would just like to push what I already have in the right direction, just tweak nature a little bit to be more what I want.
And right now... it isn't exactly the way I want it. Miles away.
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steyraug96

Not sure if this will help...
I'm looking to feminize my apearrance as well, and I LOVE exercise, especially in a gym.  At home, not so much.

I've found a few things seem to be helping, and I'm still working out details of "how" exactly to complete the process.  I'm also not on HRT.

So far, I've got to lose 100 pounds, basically - 80 fat, 20 muscle.
I WAS doing Stronglifts 5X5, and ended up big and blocky. Stiff, hurting, tight muscles.

When I got back to the gym most recently, I'd done more research, and found the Agile 8 warmup, which has a LOT of foam roller in it. Muscles are now softer and don't hurt...  And I've increased the rolling to multiple body parts. All good, all better.

Next, as I'm doing a posture repair lifting program (IT guy who sits too much), I'm finding out more about how the activity affects me. We need certain motions, but need to lay off a lot of weight/weights, and reps. I'm balancing my back with my front here, but once I have the posture OK, I'm dropping the weight - so now more 150# rows. 50#, long, slow, controlled, but not so slow as to cause growth (hypertrophy).

After that, I'm looking to revise it further - squats and deadlifts every day, with yoga and foam rolling, and get jogging in there routinely. We don't need much weight for lifting, we want time under tension (how long you take) to be the key, and ONLY on certain muscles - Vastus Medialis and Gluteus Medius and Gluteus Maximus. Yoga and Pilates styles will work them quite well, I think, when I get the transition done.

I also want to look at weighted hula hooping and dance exercise for additional aerobic-type exercise.

the weak point is, at some point I'll need to focus on strength training again, because the body needs to act INefficiently to retain a lean line. If we do Aerobics all day, eventually the body learns how to get the most energy from the least food...  And you end up fat, because even eating like a bird, you're eating more than the body needs. I'm NOT sure what I'll do at that point.  But I figure with all the mass I have to burn off, I'll cross that bridge when I get to it.

I think also we would do well from multiple training sessions per day, say half hour of dance in the morning, half hour of jogging at lunch, half hour of yoga at night. Get the metabolism revved in programs that simulate High Intensity Interval Training, while also looking at flexibility first.  I'm obviously biased (5'8.5", 230#, 33% body fat), and an exomorph would want to run different diet and training from my meso/endomorphic "fat burn' priority. Maybe more cycling, eat more fats, massage the butt and hips to encourage blood flow -> deposit fat by eating candy with the fats, insulin spike, more blood flow = more fat gain, etc. But that's still theory.

If I can get it all sorted, I'll make up a REAL program, like a "choose your own adventure" design. I've got the same idea for three "products", so...  :-)  Might be worth it, financially!

-Dianna
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April_TO

I don't mean to disrespect your valuable contribution. However, without HRT you'll just look leaner like a runner since HRT will try to re-distribute your fat and give you more or less a softer appearance.
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steyraug96

Quote from: April_TO on April 01, 2016, 12:10:41 PM
I don't mean to disrespect your valuable contribution. However, without HRT you'll just look leaner like a runner since HRT will try to re-distribute your fat and give you more or less a softer appearance.

Oh, just rain on my parade, why don't you!!!   ;-)    (Just teasing, of course, April!)

You are 100% correct, of course, but HRT is in the future.  :(
I can benefit from that, since I have so much fat to lose, and T will help with that. then, with healthy habits, E won't make me blow up (again, I've done the weight loss dance several times, and WAS able to out-exercise bad diet for some time. Now I'm getting better, and following a semi-Keto/semi-calorie restricted diet, I'm doing OK, making a slow change. And this is WITH eating goodies like Ice Cream Cake. Can't imagine if I were to do it correctly! but the lifting... Oy, that will have to go! Just keeps too much mass. If I knew a way to contact Krock for that, Jenae Krock now, I'd talk to her about how she's both losing the mass, and how she feels about it, but... :P I know half the answer already: It's an acceptable trade-off. The other half? Her secret I guess.)

I think I'm better off losing first, leveraging T, and then after I get more concrete plans underway, I can add E and turn off T.
New meaning to "better living through chemistry," huh?  :)

-Dianna
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