Making your waist look smaller...

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  Aug 11, 2010 6:54 AM GMT

  I am sure we have all heard of tools to make our waist appear smaller for example, wider back and more specifically building up the outter delts/shoulders to appear wider and make the waist look smaller.
  
  What about the lower body though? Wouldnt huge quads and a large outter sweep help also create this illusion for those of us not gifted with a genetically small waist?
  
  I cant stand to see someone with an awesome upper body and they ignore their legs, in search of that V tapor.
  
  Instead of the V tapor look we should be striving for an X frame for the ultimate physique and that to me really creates the illusion of a smaller waist.
  
  What do you think?

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  Aug 11, 2010 9:31 AM GMT

  Dammit, you just stoled my secret!
  Last week was my first "serious" ab workout since I've been doing this...been building my upper AND lower body for the past 7 months, and doing just enough core exercises to prevent injury.

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  Aug 11, 2010 10:34 AM GMT

  Yeah I know what you mean. I'm a little disappointed that my calves are kinda thin, and espcially my anklepart is very thin. I'm always afraid I'd come off as the kind of person who's just doing upperbody although I'm doing the muscle building program on RJ which I think has pretty intense legwork.

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  Aug 11, 2010 10:54 AM GMT

  buddha_the_god saidYeah I know what you mean. I'm a little disappointed that my calves are kinda thin, and espcially my anklepart is very thin. I'm always afraid I'd come off as the kind of person who's just doing upperbody although I'm doing the muscle building program on RJ which I think has pretty intense legwork.

  As you get more accustomed to the workouts, you may want to step up the calves workouts. Your calves are the most used muscles in your body, and regularly support your body's weight when walking and standing throughout the day. You really have to pound the fuck out of them with super heavy weights to make them grow.
  As for the part around your ankles... that's mostly tendons, and won't gain much noticeable size.
  

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  Aug 11, 2010 11:05 AM GMT

  paulflexes said

  buddha_the_god saidYeah I know what you mean. I'm a little disappointed that my calves are kinda thin, and espcially my anklepart is very thin. I'm always afraid I'd come off as the kind of person who's just doing upperbody although I'm doing the muscle building program on RJ which I think has pretty intense legwork.

  As you get more accustomed to the workouts, you may want to step up the calves workouts. Your calves are the most used muscles in your body, and regularly support your body's weight when walking and standing throughout the day. You really have to pound the fuck out of them with super heavy weights to make them grow.
  As for the part around your ankles... that's mostly tendons, and won't gain much noticeable size.
  

  
  
  
  God anatomy charts turn me on so bad....lol!!! its been a while for me as you can tell. haha

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  Aug 11, 2010 12:32 PM GMT

  redbull saidGod anatomy charts turn me on so bad....lol!!! its been a while for me as you can tell. haha

  Well go fap and have a great day.

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  Aug 11, 2010 12:34 PM GMT

  I like those tall guys that don't have a really strong V shape, more of a longish torso.

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  Aug 11, 2010 3:30 PM GMT

  Wear a corset! lol

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  Aug 11, 2010 3:39 PM GMT

  Your thinking is old school. Joint a pilates class and start with the core and build out from that ..you will find that you aren't genetically disadvantaged.

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