Hourglass Figure - Curvy Body

About Hourglass Figure - Curvy Body

Hourglass exercises for a curvy body are predominately going to consist of moves that target the obliques, or the transverse abdominals muscles. An hourglass figure typically consists of a smaller waist balanced by a larger bust and curvier hips.

At Home Slimming Exercises For Women
Since it’s hard to spot-reduce fat in just one area of your body, it’s important to focus on overall weight loss if you want to drop inches from your waist. But there are some exercises and workouts that have been proven to be more successful at targeting fat around your midsection. Our workout plans will help you to tone your body with curves in all the right places. The exercises will flatten your stomach, shrink your waist to provide a small waistline, tone your thighs, make your butt rounder and hips wider.

We added leg exercises at home that require no equipment and with instructions videos it's ideal for beginners. If you’re looking for a challenging routine to really smoke your legs and glutes, a lower-body workout with no equipment might not be the first option you think of. But it’s a misconception that you need equipment like barbells, dumbbells, or even resistance bands to really make your muscles work.

The emphasis of what you work on will depend on your natural shape.
If you’re already slim all around, you may want to start by building muscle around your shoulders and chest area to get broader on top. If you carry weight around your midsection, you’ll likely want to prioritize whittling that away.

30-day trim waist challenge: slim and tone in just one month
Designed to twist-and-turn your way to a slimmer, more toned middle. This program will help you sculpt and tone your waist for a slimmer, leaner look. The best workouts for abs incorporate twisting and turning to help burn fat and sculpt your sides for a long and lean torso - which is exactly what this plan is designed to do! Working the obliques helps to sculpt, tone and cinch your belly and tightens the midsection.

Are you dreaming of an hourglass figure?
Most people admire the women in the gym that have itsy-bitsy waists and full, shapely hips. If fuller-looking hips are a preference of yours, our exercises for shapely hips can help. To add some curves to your hips, there are certain muscles that need to be trained regularly. These muscles include your internal and external obliques as well as your abductors and gluteal muscles.

When you isolate a muscle or muscle group consistently, you can strengthen and shape that part of your body. Strengthening your obliques tightens the muscles. Working your hips and glutes will tighten, tone, and lift, to leave you with a more voluptuous hourglass figure.