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I have been dieting and exercising to lose weight for half a month, and my upper body has lost a lot of weight, but why are my thighs and buttocks not thin? Please help.
Dieting and whole-body exercise can't reduce legs, and the most difficult thing to lose weight is legs. You must do corresponding exercises to reduce your legs. Try these sports:

Hip reduction: lie on the bed, straighten your legs, do swimming, and lift your legs alternately, slowly, and don't leave the bed. Once or so, 15 is a group, and 3 ~ 4 groups are done every day.

Thigh reduction:

1, inner thigh: do squats. Stand with your feet shoulder width apart, toes outward, and slowly squat 1234 until it is parallel to the floor. Count to 5678 and stand up slowly. Don't raise your heels when squatting, be sure to land and move slowly. Do 15 for each group, and do 3 ~ 4 groups every day.

2. Front thigh: same as above. Because this action can exercise the muscles of the front thigh at the same time.

3, the back of the thigh: standing. Kick after doing. Do it slowly, the first grade is eight beats, each group does 15, 3 ~ 4 groups a day. Everyone's body flexibility is different, so don't force yourself too much to avoid pulling your muscles.