The Importance of Compassion
In our quest for self-improvement, it can be easy to focus excessively on outward appearances. However, true wellbeing comes from within. While lifting our butts through exercise can provide health benefits, more vital is lifting each other up with compassion.
Cultivating Self-Acceptance
We all have areas where we feel insecure. Learning self-acceptance despite our perceived flaws allows our inner light to shine through. Regular exercise helps us feel more comfortable in our skin, as does speaking kindly to ourselves.
Community Support
Surrounding ourselves with positive social connections who reinforce our worth plays a huge role in self-image. Seek out friendships that make you feel accepted as you are. Lift each other up through compassion rather than criticism.
Holistic Health Habits
Along with exercise, nourishing our bodies with whole foods, managing stress, getting enough sleep, and making time for hobbies we enjoy promotes wellness. Strive for balance between caring for your body and mind.
FAQ
What exercises lift your butt?
Squats, lunges, hip thrusts, and deadlifts effectively work the glutes and hips to lift the butt. Start slowly and focus on proper form.
What foods help lift your butt?
Foods rich in protein like eggs, meat, nuts and nut butters help build glute muscles. Complex carbs like oats, quinoa and sweet potatoes also provide fuel for your workouts.
How often should you train glutes?
2-3 glute focused workout sessions per week is ideal. Allow at least 1 day of rest in between to allow your muscles adequate recovery time.
How long does it take to see results?
With consistent training, most people see noticeable results lifting their butt in 8-12 weeks. Take monthly progress pics to track subtle changes.
What happens if you only train glutes?
Exclusively training glutes can lead to muscle imbalances and injury over time. Be sure to train your whole body with a mix of cardio, strength training and flexibility work.