1. Do exercises that target the hips. Side leg raises,
hip raises and squat kicks should all be part of a hip-enhancing
exercise regimen. The mac-daddy of hip-widening exercises may be the
side lunge with dumbbells. This is a beefed-up version of a traditional
lunge that allows for more resistance, and therefore, more potential
muscle growth and hip width.
2.Try yoga. There are many yoga poses designed to open your hips. This will build muscle and allow for greater flexibility, which in return will make other hip exercises easier. The Frog, the Pigeon, the Lizard and the Cow Face are all poses you'll want to get familiar with.
6. Consider surgery. If you're willing to go under the knife to achieve a Kim Kardashian look, there are procedures worth investigating. You can have the fat removed from various areas of your body via liposuction and then transferred to your hips. Or you can also get hip implants in which "slices" of silicone are placed under the skin and substructures to give you a more curvaceous appearance.
- Plant your feet a little more than two feet apart. Turn your toes out slightly. Bend your right knee and come down into a lunge position. Your left leg will be completely straight and act as a pivot.
- Come down until your thigh is parallel to the ground. Clench the butt muscle Then using hip power, push yourself back up, straightening your right leg. Do not put your feet back together. You are going to maintain the 2-foot distance between your feet during the entirety of this exercise.
- Now, lunge down to the other side. Come down until your knee is bent at a 90-degree angle and then push back up. Again, straighten your legs and keep both feet in place. This posture protects your knees, lets you keep tension on the muscles better and use heavier resistance.
- Add two dumbbells. Hold one dumbbell in each hand. As you lunge down to the right, the right-hand dumbbell should be on the outside of your right hip. The left-hand dumbbell should be held in front of your body down between your legs. Reverse your hand positions for the other side--left dumbbell on the outside of your left hip as you lunge to the left, right dumbbell down in between your legs.
2.Try yoga. There are many yoga poses designed to open your hips. This will build muscle and allow for greater flexibility, which in return will make other hip exercises easier. The Frog, the Pigeon, the Lizard and the Cow Face are all poses you'll want to get familiar with.
3. Sit on your butt. You can get bigger hips (and a larger derriere) by simply sitting. According to a study published in the journal Cell Physiology,
researchers determined that the pressure placed on the buttocks and
hips from too much sitting can generate significant fat build-up in
those areas. Cells respond to their environment. As one researcher
explained, fat cells that are compressed by extended periods of sitting
"produce more triglycerides (the major form of fat stored in the body),
and at a faster rate."
4. Try a cream. There are a number of hip enhancement
creams on the market that claim to work through a variety of methods
that include repairing lost collagen and elastin to increasing the rate
of muscle generation around the hips.
5. Give birth. While you certainly wouldn't get pregnant
for this sole purpose, a woman's hips will widen to make it possible
for her to give birth. In some cases, hips will return to pre-pregnancy
size with time, but in other cases, bigger hips become a permanent part
of a woman's physique.
6. Consider surgery. If you're willing to go under the knife to achieve a Kim Kardashian look, there are procedures worth investigating. You can have the fat removed from various areas of your body via liposuction and then transferred to your hips. Or you can also get hip implants in which "slices" of silicone are placed under the skin and substructures to give you a more curvaceous appearance.
7. Wait it out. Turns out our hips get wider as we age.
Research findings suggest that it's not necessarily added weight that
causes hips to look bigger as we grow older, it's pelvic growth. In a
study that used participants ranging in age from 20 to 79, researchers
found that the width of the pelvis, the distance between the hip bones
and the diameter of the hip bones all increased as people got older and
that the pelvic width of the oldest people in the study was, on average,
about an inch larger than the youngest.
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