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5 AM Gym Routine: How to Get a Bigger Booty & Toned Legs

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Heyyyy Yaalll Here is my go-to workout routine for a toned body and a bigger booty. I mostly do this routine 4 sets with 10-12 reps followed with a 15-25 minute cardio session on the elliptical machine. For the leg press I generally use 45s on each side. Sometimes I will have additional weight if Im feeling strong that day. For back raise I use a 10lb weight. I will say if its your first time doing back raises, I would start with no weight to make sure you get your form right followed by adding weights in 2.5-5 lb incriminates. Leg extension is with 100 lb weight Hips varies from 75-115lbs depending on the machine I use. ------------------------------- Shown in todays vlog: MY GYM PROGRAM: For my full workout plan, click the link below www.meanvereentraining.com $$$ OFF Use code: youtube I am currently using the full body plan ------------------------------- Workout Playlist: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/lets-get-fit/pl.u-d2b0MA2CmXKzN ------------------------------- Let me know in the comments what y'all think 💭 My socials below 😝 Follow on: Instagram | @thechelseakiara https://instagram.com/thechelseakiara/ Tik Tok | @thechelseakiara https://vm.tiktok.com/thechelseakiara/ 💜 Business Inquiries | chelseakiara@gmail.com 📫 Wanna send me stuff? P.O. Box 1248 Ocoee, FL 34761 #workoutroutine #workoutmotivation DON'T FORGET TO LIKE , COMMENT , & SUBSCRIBE 💕

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Heyyyy ya’ll—this video is my go-to 5 AM gym routine when I’m trying to build a bigger booty and get my legs looking toned. I walk you through exactly how I structure my lower-body day: I’m usually doing 4 sets of 10–12 reps for my main lifts, and then I finish it off with a 15–25 minute cardio session on the elliptical. It’s that perfect combo when you want to feel strong, look snatched, and still keep your routine realistic. I also share the actual weights I typically use so you can gauge where to start and how to progress. For leg press, I generally use 45s on each side (and I’ll add more if I’m feeling strong that day). For back raises, I use a 10 lb weight—but if it’s your first time, start with no weight and lock in your form first, then add weight in small 2.5–5 lb increments. I also talk through leg extensions (I use 100 lbs) and hip work where my weight varies around 75–115 lbs depending on the machine. If you want my full workout plan, I’m also using the full body plan from Mean Vereen Training (code: youtube).

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