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April 14, 2011 | by Kristen Oldham Giordani | 71 COMMENTS
These all work great. Get that butt firm for swimsuit season.
by Squidney Tuesday, March 26, 2013 at 02:51PM Report as inappropriate
I agree with postpartumpunk! Lifting heavier gives you SO much better results. It disappoints me seeing women constantly led to believe that we have to do wimpy workouts just because we are the gentler sex. Start smaller with more reps and work up to larger weights with less reps. Trust me, you won't get a man body.
by caitandkate Sunday, December 30, 2012 at 08:01PM Report as inappropriate
My booty is my pride and joy! I love doing lunges, squats and bridging. Also the treadmill and elliptical machines are my bestfriends!
by MizzPink Tuesday, December 18, 2012 at 07:14AM Report as inappropriate
These exercises look good. I am gonna try this..
by Pinky5 Friday, November 2, 2012 at 09:11AM Report as inappropriate
Hahaha, deadlifts with those tiny non-weights? give me a break. Show me a good booty and I'll show you a woman who can squat her bodyweight and deadlift twice as much.
by postpartumpunk Tuesday, September 25, 2012 at 05:01PM Report as inappropriate
A great way to also tone your inner thighs while doing lunges is before going into the lunge after standing, take the leg that you're going to put behind you, and swing it forward and around to behind you and going into your lunge from there. While you're swinging your leg around, keep it as high as you can while keeping your leg straight. This will also help with your flexibility. I had been doing this without the pause in between and doubling it as a cardio work-out. The only thing with doing this, is you probably want to have something to hold on to (I use either a chair or my fridge door) with your opposite hand for balance.
by Rowan Friday, August 17, 2012 at 02:02AM Report as inappropriate
I prefer weightlifting pole. For sexy butt squat is very very good also. Take a look at exrx net for more exercises.
by Dahlia84 Monday, July 2, 2012 at 05:18PM Report as inappropriate
Yes the best and fastest way to get a nice booty is the Brazilian Butt Lift dvd's..It's AWESOME!!
by Lani702 Wednesday, May 30, 2012 at 05:49PM Report as inappropriate
These are very good exercises also check out Leandro Carvalho's exercises
by donnyb Friday, May 11, 2012 at 09:29AM Report as inappropriate
great variety in exercises!
by sportimonki13 Monday, April 16, 2012 at 03:27PM Report as inappropriate
Some of these are repeats from the article about legs and I feel they could have chosen better photos for demonstrating each move...
by tallredamanda Wednesday, March 28, 2012 at 07:21AM Report as inappropriate
My butt could sure benefit from these exercises! =)
by powerwoman033 Tuesday, March 20, 2012 at 01:23PM Report as inappropriate
Great tips. I love deadlifts. I also recently bought the Brazilian butt lift dvd program. Hopefully it works.
by beautybody Monday, March 19, 2012 at 07:53PM Report as inappropriate
Great exercises and article, thanks a lot! :) Trying to tone my butt before I have to hop in a bikini this summer!
by LucyM Monday, March 5, 2012 at 11:06AM Report as inappropriate
i have been searching thing for me exercise.. great article.. good job.. :D
by shadsha Monday, March 5, 2012 at 03:27AM Report as inappropriate
These are nothing new (to me atleast). I wanna see some new, innovative moves that not many people have done before.
by JKlaaas Monday, February 20, 2012 at 07:20PM Report as inappropriate
Thank you! I'm only 21 but have the nastiest cellulite ever so I really needed help finding exercises for my butt and thigh area. I agree with Minimisfit on pictures that correlate to the steps helping people learn, I'm definitely a visual learner.
by howlATthemoon Friday, January 13, 2012 at 12:33PM Report as inappropriate
it would be nice if the picture matched the moves. showing each step would help people do the moves properly.
by Minibear Saturday, January 7, 2012 at 12:55PM Report as inappropriate
Oh yeah!! I'm already feeling the burn!! Thank you!
by chastity_ann_garza Tuesday, December 27, 2011 at 03:21AM Report as inappropriate
I do the bridging every day and i actually love it :-)
by Little__Sunshine Monday, December 26, 2011 at 04:54PM Report as inappropriate
brilliant article, must try some of them out in my exercise routine!
by RaraGiggles89 Wednesday, December 21, 2011 at 04:11AM Report as inappropriate
ill be sure to try them!
by gisellemarie Friday, December 16, 2011 at 06:19AM Report as inappropriate
i been searching for article like this.. its amazing.. :D
by shadsha Thursday, December 15, 2011 at 04:10PM Report as inappropriate
Step by step picture would do a lot of help. I've been doing some of these so long. Some really seems to work well.
by ebbsandtides Tuesday, December 13, 2011 at 10:39AM Report as inappropriate
I love bridge pose! Its one of my fav yoga poses!
by ladyboarder9669 Monday, December 5, 2011 at 02:35PM Report as inappropriate
Seems to be pretty good excercises but not when you don't have eqipment or money to ge any. Are there any other excercises for the backside that doesn't repuire equipment??
by terri_avery Sunday, November 27, 2011 at 06:11AM Report as inappropriate
need to try these... great tips
by Nicole2814 Wednesday, November 23, 2011 at 01:41PM Report as inappropriate
I've tried almost all of these exercises. They work but you won't see results right away. You have to keep at it for awhile to get the butt you desire :)
by trancegoddess Wednesday, November 16, 2011 at 05:03PM Report as inappropriate
Wish they could show pictures of the actual movements...
by MzWayne Wednesday, November 9, 2011 at 07:18AM Report as inappropriate
Definitely going to check these out!
by jordanmarie Thursday, November 3, 2011 at 08:14AM Report as inappropriate
i'm sure these will work, but for those, like myself, who don't/haven't really worked out, some of these could have been explained a little better. i suppose i could "google" them for a better, more detailed description. now to do that, and get on to working out my butt...
by ColeyStrasz Sunday, September 18, 2011 at 02:13AM Report as inappropriate
I can feel the pain after these workouts already...
by gaej19 Friday, September 16, 2011 at 02:33PM Report as inappropriate
Nothing beats Jillian Michaels' new video, Killer Buns & Thighs!
by eacpr212 Thursday, September 15, 2011 at 06:47PM Report as inappropriate
I've been in a kickboxing class recently and trust me these exercises work!!! If your looking for easy I would suggest the bridge, with the ball of course!! Happy Workouts! :)
by amanda_guajardo Tuesday, August 30, 2011 at 06:20AM Report as inappropriate
Donkey kicks also work your butt. They burn!
by LipglossandSpandex Tuesday, August 23, 2011 at 01:05AM Report as inappropriate
Good exercise tips. Will be adding these!
by attagirl Monday, August 22, 2011 at 03:40PM Report as inappropriate
O yea I'm gonna get a Jlo but!!!
by heather_mudge Monday, August 22, 2011 at 01:24PM Report as inappropriate
I'll be adding these to my gym routine!
by LittleBunny Monday, August 22, 2011 at 08:50AM Report as inappropriate
I will be trying these for sure.
by taryn.romero Monday, August 22, 2011 at 07:31AM Report as inappropriate
Will be trying these! :)
by queenofthegreen Saturday, August 20, 2011 at 02:43PM Report as inappropriate
I will be trying these (ALL of these).
by MissPurple Wednesday, August 3, 2011 at 11:09AM Report as inappropriate
sound easy! i need to tone up. i would recommend this to my friends
by marlene30665 Sunday, July 17, 2011 at 12:22PM Report as inappropriate
I know most of these moves, but I'm with yah either a better photo or a video would have been helpful. ;-}
by athena_brown Sunday, July 10, 2011 at 05:06PM Report as inappropriate
Just what I need!
by Meagan.h.beautyfanatic Saturday, July 2, 2011 at 10:17AM Report as inappropriate
Step ups work best for me.
by requintis_brown Sunday, June 19, 2011 at 02:21PM Report as inappropriate
This is an old one but good one -I prefer the exercise ball.
by lisa_brown Thursday, May 19, 2011 at 08:50PM Report as inappropriate
Interesting. Might give them a try.
by msbrown822 Tuesday, May 10, 2011 at 10:14AM Report as inappropriate
Half of these are tough on knees :-(
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. Many times, yes.
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Something wrong with the traditional "Lynching" ?
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Trojan Horse wrote:
Quick question for lexprod (spoiler-ish, so I'll put it in invis text):
What would've happened, challenge-wise, if the game had gone to a 3-player endgame?
Actually, what would have happened is...
everyone gets separated for an isolation phase and the remaining mafia at that point would choose the night kill. Then everyone comes back -that night- for another final tribunal. No immunities, all 3 players get a vote and if there is a tie you just vote again (the mafia is pretty much going to latch on either of the other two player's votes so it's not likely there's a 3-way). All the players knew how it was going to work, and Marcus would have explained when they all showed back up at the tribunal. No private discussion time in between either.
What do you mean by how the NK "actually" worked Amb?
And yeah, tribunal just sounded like a military court type thing, and I wanted the idea of a trial or some sort.
Posted: Mon May 24, 2010 6:30 pm
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By the way, I don't think "Tribunal" is the proper term here. Doesn't that mean "Rule by 3"?
Posted: Mon May 24, 2010 10:41 am
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Definitely interesting. I wish we could see more of how the night kills actually worked. It was a nice touch to see the mafia operating by phone.
One wonders how a format could be expanded to cover a whole series.
And if Lexprod ever runs a Survivor-esque game - I am so very in. I better start saving money to travel to US of A ASAP.
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Posted: Sun May 23, 2010 4:00 am
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Quick question for lexprod (spoiler-ish, so I'll put it in invis text):
What would've happened, challenge-wise, if the game had gone to a 3-player endgame? Would there even have been any more challenges?
I'm guessing that there would be no amnesty available in the final round. Otherwise, you could have the ugly scenario where the mafia wins amnesty, so the mafia wins the game. But if there's no amnesty, then there's really nothing to play for. (Unless you want to play for the privilege of being able to break ties, or something.)
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The entire Mafia series is now up for your enjoyment.
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Episode One is up!
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excellent i cant wait to see the final product. i am saddened i wasnt able to actually join though
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8pm EST
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MAFIA is premiering it's first episode TUESDAY May 4th at 8pm on ICTV local channel 16, as well as streaming on ICTV.org. It will be on the site shortly after, and the rest of the series can be seen at the Workshop screening on Friday the 14th, or on ICTV.org later this month.
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Sneak Peek at ep 1.
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Not anywhere near done editing an episode yet, but there's
in the meantime.
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I think? Actually it may have just been a wicked hangover post.
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Did that post belong in drunken posts?
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show's over pretty coo outcome willl show whenr edited
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groza528 wrote:
You probably shouldn't have allowed for the rules to kill you. I'd have thought that was a no-brainer.
My role is insane Mod. I think I'm mod, but really I'm just a villager.
Posted: Fri Mar 12, 2010 8:53 pm
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You probably shouldn't have allowed for the rules to kill you. I'd have thought that was a no-brainer.
Posted: Fri Mar 12, 2010 7:55 pm
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No, the people who are out are just going the #%%@ home cause I don't wanna have to "store" them somewhere.
Our shoot starts Monday! I'm currently freaking out planning-wise and because I (naturally) started coming down with something. We shoot mon-wed (tuesday if the town plays perfect) and then I'm leaving thursday to fly out to LA to say hi to my internship connections/insinuate that I'm graduating in 2 months and want WORK. Here's hoping I arrive back in town monday alive.
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Darn, wish I could come. Good luck on your venture though! And be sure to post plenty of videos. No spoilers though.
Are you planning on providing a 'ponderosa' for those members of the town that are lynched/killed?
Posted: Sat Nov 07, 2009 5:40 pm
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Like most modern reality shows, I've decided NOT to actually kill anyone on the program
Posted: Sat Nov 07, 2009 4:41 pm
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Sounds great! Will there be over-the-top screaming and buckets of blood?
I can see it now: arterial bleeding that splatters all over the mafia member who executed the victim. Then, the next morning, he shows up with tons of crusty, dried blood all over him. He acts perfectly normal, participating in the conversation and the voting, and no one notices a thing.
Or were you NOT going for cheap laughs?
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Hey GLers. I'm planning a student video project that will be a reality game show version of the popular game "Mafia." Since I know we have many fans of the game here, I thought I'd ask if anyone in the area was interested. It'll take place in Upstate NY, probably in Ithaca.
The show will shoot from the 15th to 18th of March, 2010, you would need to provide your own housing in upstate new york for that time (exact location will be determined by december). If you're interested and free, email me at my normal email or MafiaOnTV atgoogle'semailserivce.
And of course, once I get the show together I'll share it with all you guys when it's online.
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2. | Christian Rock | ||
another attempt by greedy men in suits to cash in on something. Basically "Christian Rock" is just another product that is pushed to be sold by men in suits sitting behind desks who are saying, "You stupid Christian youth, this is your music". Another product to be sold, conning you out of your money. Most Christian Rock has rock trappings but the melodies and song structures are lame, derivative and not very original or exciting. The lyrics are usually preachy, pompous, overbearing and propagandistic. True songwriters write from the heart, not according to some format or formula. If you want to hear entertaining rock'n'roll that covers themes that Christians can relate to, there is plenty of it. U2 is an excellent example, they ROCK. Also, Pink Floyd, Genesis, the Ramones, the Beatles, Rush, Peter Gabriel and many other big name acts cover mature topics, yes, even with religious references and inspiration. Jesus can be found in everything, if you look hard enough. Christian rock ain't nothing but propaganda for right wing fundies who care about the "message" more the music. It ain't really too different, in that aspect, from so-called Nazi rock. It's just propaganda, a product. Most of it is really just lame "adult" pop anyway. "You Light Up My Life" is one of the most goopy and hideous pieces of trash to ever hit the charts and airwaves. "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" is a great slab of "Jesus rock" because it comes from the HEART, like rock'n'roll is supposed to do in the first place.
1. | Christian rock | ||
An oxymoron.
3. | Christian Rock | ||
Something you have ready to scare off a bad blind date. If you play it, they will run.
4. | christian rock | ||
Ironically one of the most soulless genres of music ever. Person 1: Hey, you should listen to the new CD I just bought.
Person 2: Really? I'm hoping it will be original. What are the songs about? Are they about real-world issues and humanity's relationship with one another or something creative in that manner? Person 1: No, they're about Jesus. 54 minutes and 17 seconds of JESUS. It's Christian rock. Person 2: ... |
5. | christian rock | ||
A genre made up for crap bands like Underoath, Project 86, and Kutless. Despite popular belief, their lyrics have absolutely nothing to do with God. The bands may have one song that makes a brief reference to Jesus but that is all. This is just an excuse to sell their horrible, uninspired music to dumbassed youth group skaters for $18.95 an album at a Christian book store. Hey, man! I was skating to Underoath yesterday! Their music makes me love Jesus so much! I love christian rock!
6. | christian rock | ||
Rock music, with lyrics about christianity, Jesus, and God. It's taking all my willpower to make an unbiased definition about Christian Rock, one of the concepts I hate. No offense, I just don't believe in most of any abrahamic religion or ones dealing with the supernatural. I'm pretty sure the above definition is accurate though.
7. | Christian Rock | ||
1. An oxymoron.
2. A genre of music created by teens who wanted to play rock n' roll and still be considered good kids. Urged on by churches, parents, and the man, this genre has grown in recent years. The title, Christian Rock is false for the fact that rock is made up of drugs, sex, and rock n' roll, while the actual music contains little or none of these. Christian Rock tends to contained watered down and weak instrumentals, centering around lyrics. Comparable to soft rock. With few exceptions, such as Switchfoot and POD, Christian Rock has been and always will be a weak, lame stepchild of Rock. This is a shame because Christian music could be great, and yet it is crap. For any people who love true rock such as myself, and have good taste in music will not even listen to this weak crap. Being Christian doesn't mean you have to listen to that worthless shit. Bob:Hi! Do you like Christian Rock!
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Auburn Reporter Sports Reporter
January 16, 2013 · Updated 5:44 PM
Last Sunday was an emotional day in the Skager household.
For the last six months our Sunday routine has revolved around our beloved Seahawks. Now the ride that was the team's 12-6 run – including a magnificent 24-14 come-from-behind playoff win on the road against the Redskins and an almost as glorious comeback at Atlanta that fell just short with a 30-28 loss – was over.
After the loss my 14-year-old son and fervent 12th man Conner, was devastated. As I consoled him by pointing out how blessed we were to cheer on our home team as they BeastModed (hey, I'm a professional writer ... I can verb a word if I want) their way through a slew of unsuspecting victims, slaying powerhouses like the 49ers, the Packers and the Patriots, the tears begin to flow from his eyes.
I must confess that at first I was a little taken aback by the outpouring of emotion. I'm not typically opposed to an outpouring of emotion, it's just that I've never invested that much in a team or sporting event. And trust me, growing up as a Broncos fan in the late '70s and '80s, I had plenty of opportunities to ball (five Super Bowl trips, five losses. C'mon! In fact, if there was ever a time I came close to crying it was in 1998 when Denver finally won the Super Bowl).
I realized at that moment, watching Conner tear up over the fate of his team, that I just never had that passion when it came to sports. I just never let it all go, poured all my emotion into a team like Conner had this season with the Seahawks. Perhaps it's what makes me a good sportswriter, the ability to step away from the emotion of the game, to observe in a detached way and report on the emotion I witness.
Trojans' mighty run
This season the Seahawks were not the only surprising football team I had the pleasure of watching. As I watched Conner cry I thought back to a day not so long ago in the Tacoma Dome, when the Auburn Trojan football team gathered on the turf after losing their 4A semifinal match 21-19 to Bellarmine Prep. There were tears then as well.
"It hurts because of how much time you put into it," Trojans coach Gordon Elliott told his team.
Just a year removed from a 4-6 season, the warriors of Troy, much like the Seahawks, surprised everybody by making it further than anyone would have expected before the first game of the season. And although there is no denying that athletic talent and good coaching played a vital role in both teams' seasons, it was the passion, the buy-in of the players who made the crucial difference.
Next year Conner begins his second season as lineman in the Stadium High School football program. And although I know there may be rough times ahead for him, playing for a team that does not have a strong tradition of success on the gridiron, I'm excited about what lies ahead for him.
Who knows, maybe the passion that he displays for the game, a passion shared with the players he admires like Russell Wilson and Marshawn Lynch, or even high school athletes like Auburn's Harold Lee and Kevin Shelton, might be enough to help him put together the season he'll remember for a lifetime.
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