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In a world of Kim Kardashian, Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna and Shakira, wanting to shape your butt like a peach is a wish many women may have. But it becomes especially true for those who may be conscious about their flat bums. A good exercise regime, complete with butt exercises, can come to your rescue.
Exercise can help you build and tone your glutes by increasing the muscle strength. They can target and develop your glute muscles, inner thigh, calves, and hamstrings. So, if you want your butts to be round and strong, you need to practice a few exercises.
Health Shots spoke to Abhishek Sinha, senior fitness instructor at Equilibrium Pro Gym, Faridabad, to find the best butt exercises which can help you lift and tone your bums.
When you sit by squatting, your hamstring, quadriceps, and hip (glutes) muscles are engaged.

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The muscles that will be engaged are the quadriceps, hips (gluteus), hamstrings, calf muscles, etc.

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This exercise will come out with a focus on your hip muscles and glute muscles. They’ll also improve the agility in your thighs and leg muscles.

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This exercise will deeply focus on your hip muscles, glutes, hamstrings, and quadriceps.

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Here again, with this exercise, your glute muscles are trained. It is one of the greatest exercises to improve muscle performance and decrease pain in your knees.

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