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Liana is correct, as many woman lose bodyfat they lose breast tissue. I'm a firm believer in working to develop good pectoral muscles on a woman. It helps to offset the tissue loss from losing bodyfat.
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I know this post is from a long time ago but I have input.
I have a book By Ms Olympia Corrina Everson and this is what she says about the boobs. "By Increasing the muscle tone in your pectoralis major and minor and serratus anterior muscles, you can lift up your rib cage and breasts. This is especially so if you concentrate on your upper pectoralis. If you are round shouldered, you can improve your posture and indirectly your breast appearance by improving the muscle tone of the upper back muscles(rhomboids,teres group and traeziuos group)." I have always had ity bities but like everyone else theey got even smaller as I lost fat. This advice has really improve the appearance of my chest and they look larger than before. Some suggested exercises .. low-incline dumbbell presses flat-bench dumbbell presses incline dumbbell flyes cable crossovers long pulley rows upright rows |
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After having bubs i could really do with some renovations my self.. maybe next year. If you do get yours done pleeaase pleeeeaase get some natural looking ones. Theirs nothing worse than seeing a chick in great form with these HUGE ROUND bolders under their tight skin.
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hi, newbie here.
I wish my chest was smaller. I'm not huge, but if I put on a pound or two, it goes straight to my tata's. I want to tone that part down, and look great in those little camisoles.. does anyone have any suggestions for targeting that area? I wasn't sure if the excersises mentioned above were for making the chest look larger or not. I know burning calories or aerobics helps, but what about push-ups, crunches, etc to target that area? thanks |
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