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cyndii 11-04-2013 09:02 PM

How can I have a thigh gap??
 
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I'm a normal weight person and as you can see in the photo, when I wear jeans, they're tight on my thighs and butt. I do inner thighs workout every day but it doesn't seem to work. Can anyone help me please?

ms cloud 11-05-2013 01:07 AM

what kind of thigh exercise you do?

correct me if I'm wrong but some people say that it depends to your pelvis size and structure, so someone may be skinny while not having thigh gap :)

cyndii 11-05-2013 05:57 AM

hi
 
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Originally Posted by ms cloud (Post 4877120)
what kind of thigh exercise you do?

correct me if I'm wrong but some people say that it depends to your pelvis size and structure, so someone may be skinny while not having thigh gap :)


After I jog for 50 mins, I follow inner thighs workout videos on youtube.

spryng 11-05-2013 09:48 AM

working your inner thighs a lot could actually increase the muscle there and inhibit the look you are wanting.. what about naked, do they touch naked too or just in your jeans? could be the type of jeans you are wearing too if they are fuller on the thighs etc.

justjaynee 11-05-2013 10:01 AM

Thigh gap is mostly about genetics.

alaskanlaughter 11-05-2013 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by justjaynee (Post 4877335)
Thigh gap is mostly about genetics.

i agree.....i think even if i lose much more weight , that my thighs will never have a gap...when i look at how i stand, my feet are naturally very close together, which indicates where my legs are coming from my hips and pelvis...when i look at women with a thigh gap they seem to place their feet much farther apart naturally...just my observations and no idea if it's scientifically grounded lol

Krazy 11-05-2013 02:30 PM

Running seems to really help you lose weight/tighten your upper thigh area. When I first started jogging/running my thighs touched a lot - now they don’t! How many weeks have you been jogging? I guess it also depends on how wide your hips are. Beyonce isn’t the thinnest person in the world, but she still has a thigh gap. Here's an article about it http://shine.yahoo.com/healthy-livin...144200697.html

http://i42.tinypic.com/amqjbo.jpg

pnkrckpixikat 11-05-2013 05:49 PM

Thigh gap is about genetics... or being pretty underweight.

I don't remember where I read it but over the summer I read a peice about the thigh gap and how so many girls/young women were striving for it to the danger of their health.

It said that, except for in woman with a naturally wide pelvis structure, a thigh gap is only attainable when the person is thin enough that their body starts cannibalizing their muscles. Normal inner thigh muscles will prevent the thigh gap in most women.

newleaf123 11-05-2013 06:19 PM

Why do you want one? How will this change your life for the better? I'd recommend just focusing on health and fitness, and let the chips fall where they may.

thesame7lbs 11-05-2013 06:58 PM

You can have the right genetics or you can be underweight. That's about it.

Google pictures of Beyonce. I can only find a thigh gap on her when it's been photoshopped (as in, magazine covers).

Jacqui_D 11-05-2013 08:54 PM

No disrespect, but I'm old and this just seems so incredibly silly to me. :shrug:

cyndii 11-06-2013 03:24 AM

I've been jogging for 5 months
 
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Originally Posted by Krazy (Post 4877537)
Running seems to really help you lose weight/tighten your upper thigh area. When I first started jogging/running my thighs touched a lot - now they don’t! How many weeks have you been jogging? I guess it also depends on how wide your hips are. Beyonce isn’t the thinnest person in the world, but she still has a thigh gap. Here's an article about it

I went from normal weight to underweight (14% of body fat) last year because I wanted to have a thigh gap. But even after I lost so much fat, there was no big difference with my thighs and butt.. so I was disappointed, eventually put on weight over time, and weighed more than I was used to be.

However, I started to jog and went back to the original(normal) weight.

Thanks for the article by the way! I'll check it out!

cyndii 11-06-2013 03:28 AM

Um..
 
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Originally Posted by Jacqui_D (Post 4877778)
No disrespect, but I'm old and this just seems so incredibly silly to me. :shrug:

Why is it silly to work out for my ideal body? Some might want a slender waist and some might want a thigh gap.

dehtripper 11-06-2013 09:40 AM

I don't think that is necessarily silly to work out to look and feel good. But like others said, it is fruitless to work toward an unattainable goal. In a perfect world, yeah maybe I'd have a tiny waist, but unless I remove a couple ribs (nope!!) or take other drastic measures it's not gonna happen naturally as its just not in my genetic makeup/body shape. It's almost like training to be a foot taller...

So yes I'm sure you can jog and train and that will tighten things up, but having already been to an unhealthy weight without seeing the gap, I think it might be more realistic to focus on more attainable goals. E.g. If you work your legs overall, I bet ya people will be more astounded by your killer quads/hamstrings and never notice a lack of gap.

spryng 11-06-2013 09:42 AM

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Originally Posted by cyndii (Post 4877899)
Why is it silly to work out for my ideal body? Some might want a slender waist and some might want a thigh gap.

I don't think it's silly at all, my goal is to get your abs, you look fantastic by the way, your hard work is paying off :) I have a tiny triangle gap in my skinny jeans and I've been running lately too so I'm curious if the comment above about jogging/running really does help those inner thighs slim down. But I do know if you are doing inner thigh workouts it could cause the muscle to grow, not slim so be careful on overworking that area if you are wanting it slimmer but you really do look great :)


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