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Since 1994, Victoria Johnson has helped ten's of thousands of people from all over the world lose fat, increase their energy and sculpt their bodies into their dream shape. She has helped Models, Actresses and Every Day Women achieve that incredible shapely lower body that women and MEN dream about. Your decision today could improve your quality of life for the rest of your life for both you and your family!

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Thick Sausages or Dancer’s Legs

I have to be really careful when I train my legs because they can become very thick and muscular very fast. In two to three workouts, if I do the wrong exercises or if I do the right exercises with too much weight or bad posture, I can overbuild the middle of my thighs and they will get thick and round and end up looking like stuffed sausages instead of long land lean dancer’s thighs.

Squats, lunges, floor hydrants and leg lifts are the combination of foundational exercises that every dancer does,

This workout has the perfect thigh slimming essentials for tightening and toning your lovely legs.

Burn Fat and Eat Thin

Note: Make sure you get in some cardio three to four times per week for 30-45 minutes as well to help you lose body fat. Cut back on the carbs and get a good thigh slimming-eating plan like my Quick Start Fat Loss Diet that is included in the Thin Thighs Program. It is time tested and has helped hundreds of thousands just like you slim down quick.

Thin Thighs in Ten Minutes Plan

Perform 3 to 5 sets of each exercise, 15 to 30 repetitions per set. It should take you about ten minutes four times per week.

Parallel Squats

Trains your inner thighs, outer thighs, front and back of thighs, calves and your butt.

Begin with good posture, stand tall with your feet hip width apart and your arms extended in front of you at chest level. Square your shoulders and keep your chest up.

Slowly bend your knees until your thighs are parallel to the floor all the while trying to maintain a balanced position on top of your step platform. Slowly while squeezing your butt and tightening your legs push through the floor and start standing back up to the starting position. Take 2 counts or 2 seconds to lower your body down and 4 seconds to rise back up.

Reverse Sculpting Lunge

Trains the front and back of thighs plus this move works your butt as well.

Feet hip width apart and your hands on your hips. Square your shoulders and lift your chest.

Step your right foot back a stride's length and gently bend your knees until your right thigh is perpendicular to the floor and your left thigh is parallel to it.

Slowly return to starting position and you squeeze your butt and legs.

Then repeat with your other leg. Alternate left and right lunges. One on each leg makes a complete rep.

Lengthening Leg Lift

Trains your outer thigh, inner thigh and your butt.

Lie on your left side with your legs out straight and a one foot forward of your body, your right hip directly stacked on top of your left hip. Rest your head on your outstretched left arm and place your right palm on the floor in front of you for support.

Contract your abdominals to support your back, flex your foot and squeeze your hip and tighten your outer thigh, then lift the leg as high as you can without turning the hip or your body and hold for 2 counts then return to starting position. Repeat on the same leg for your desired number of reps, 15-30. Then roll over and duplicate move on the other leg. Do 3-5 sets of those.

Stretch before and after you workout so that you’re muscles stay long and lean and your joints healthy.

If you are like me and your legs gain muscle easily, stick to light resistance cardio training and lightweights for 15 to 30 reps per set of exercises that require weights

Take control of your schedule, your time, your body and your life. Don’t get so caught up in the drama of it all, make your own fun any time you can. Life is too short to just work all the time.

Try to make your work fun with your attitude. Joy and happiness is an inside job. What you feel is what you attract. When you begin your body transformation do it with joy and enthusiasm and expect the best and you will see the best manifest in your life.

When you work your large muscles continuously, you get some cardio in with your sculpting. Here are some moves you can do anywhere and it only takes a few minutes each day. When you do your exercises in this way you can elongate your muscles, tighten your rear end and burn some calories.

Not only will you get toned muscles, you will lower over-all body fat, a smaller waist, and over time you can gain control over the female tendency to store fat in the hips and thighs.

Lower Body Blast For Long Lean Legs and a Tight Rear End.

This workout Cuts your workout time in half and improves cardiovascular conditioning in minimal time.

Guidelines: Reps and Sets: Depending on your fitness level, you can determine how many sets to do each exercise. When I am in a hurry, I like to do three sets of 15-30 reps depending how much energy I have. When I have more time available, I will do 4-5 sets of 15 reps of each exercise to music until I work up a good sweat.

If you are just starting, try one to two sets then work your way up to 4-5 sets of 10 repetitions for each exercise until you get stronger. Make sure you don’t have any knee issues before you do these. And always warm up by walking in place or dancing for a few minutes.

Rules of lunging: Always keep your head up, shoulders back, chest out and back straight.

Never allow the knee to touch the floor

Stay in line: you're striding thigh and knee should always line up with your foot.

Support: You can do these exercises holding on to the back or a chair or something that allows you to maintain your balance and control the tension on the muscles.

Lower Body Blast Movements:

Front lunge: begin with your feet 6-8 inches apart, torso erect. Take a large step forward. Lower your hips and allow your trailing knee to lower to a point about 2-6 inches from the floor. Keep your head up and torso erect. Push off your forward leg to return to start, then repeat with the opposite leg. A complete lunge with the right leg, then the left leg constitutes 1 rep.

Reverse Lunge: Begin with your feet 6-8 inches apart, torso erect. Take a slow controlled step backward with one leg, lowering your hips so that your forward thigh becomes parallel with the floor. Your knee should be positioned directly over your ankle and foot. Your front foot should be pointed straight ahead, and you're trailing knee extended to stretch your frontal thigh and hip flexor muscles. The working phase of the exercise occurs when you push off your rear foot to return to the starting position in one fluid motion.

Inner Thigh Lunge: Begin with your feet shoulder width apart, torso erect. Take a slow, controlled step forward and out to the side with the right leg, pointing your toes slightly outward (as though they were in the two o'clock position on a clock). Your thigh should not drop further than parallel to the floor, with your knee positioned over your ankle and foot. Your trailing knee should be relatively extended to stretch your frontal thigh and hip flexor muscles. The working phase of the exercise occurs when you push off your front foot and step back to return to the starting position. With a little practice you be able to perform it in one fluid motion. Repeat for the left leg (to ten o'clock position) to complete one repetition.

Ballet Squats: Start by standing with your legs apart, feet flat on the floor, slightly wider than your shoulders with your legs turned out and toes pointed out in the 10 and 2 o'clock positions. Keeping your head up and your torso as erect as possible, initiate the movement by bending your knees while keeping your torso upright holing your hands to your waist or in front of you. Your knees should travel in lines with your toes, descending as though performing a ballet plie’. Try to lower your body as far as your flexibility allows. Using your legs and resisting the temptation to lean forward, squeeze your butt muscles and return to position to your starting position. That is one rep.

You can mix and match these exercises day to day. Make sure you do some cardio four to five times a week to burn off that stored fat. Cardio will also increase your energy levels and decrease stress.

Most people retain a little water, and it is fairly common. Women, may especially notice an increase in water retention during the week before their period. It's fine to stop water retention at home that is minor. Yet if water retention seems major, occurs all the time, and is continually resulting in puffy extremities or excessive weight gain, this can indicate serious health issues. If you suffer more than a little water retention, you should not try to stop water retention at home but should see your naturopath or healthy fit doctor for a thorough checkup.

Here are some great ideas to help stop water retention and reduce bloating and puffiness.

1. Drink Water - Water retention is common when you are dehydrated or low on water. The body tends toward conserving water, and will retain a bit in order to keep you hydrated. Drinking 8-10 glasses of water a day helps shed extra water, reducing water retention.

2. Reduce Sodium - Minimizing extra sodium in the diet is crucial. That's a part of what happened to my beach workout crisis case. She macked out on salty pretzels, drank soda and did it while she was flying. She did a triple whammy to her body before a photo shoot. Of course she had to fly, but she should have drank water and bought an apple or orange at the airport to have as her snack while she was flying.

Almost all packaged and canned foods contain some level of sodium. Most natural food sources also have some sodium too, though the amount is usually less. Look for low sodium varieties of foods, especially canned foods and prepared meals.

3. Move and Increase Circulation - Walking, bicycling, stationary biking, tennis are all activities that help pump out water and other fluids that can pool in your legs and ankles. Doing cardio type exercises with lightweight training will make you sweat and release trapped salt.

4. Sip herbal Tea - Parsley or uva-ursi tea can help flush out excess water without any harmful side affects, you can find these teas in most health foods stores.

5. Take Vitamin B6 - Taking up to 250 milligrams of vitamin B6 daily helps reduce premenstrual water retention. This nutrient also reduces fluid buildup caused by hormone replacement therapy.

6. Take Calcium - Researchers at the New York Metropolitan Hospital found that a daily calcium supplement provided relief from premenstrual water retention in three-fourths of the women who took it. If it's safe for you, take 500-milligrams twice daily, one at breakfast and one at dinner. Ask your doctor whether these supplements are okay for you.

7. Increase Urine Formation - That's right, Go more! You can release it or retain it. Foods such as cucumbers, asparagus and parsley contain natural substances that increase urine formation. Other vegetables such as broccoli, cauliflower, green beans, cabbage and mushrooms can facilitate water loss in conjunction with a low-carb good glycemic diet.

They require large amounts of water for digestion which helps pull it out from beneath the skin and into the digestive track. Plus they are high in fiber, which is healthy to keep your colon clear. A healthy clear colon will help flatten your belly and get rid of that belly puffiness.

Try these ideas out and experiment with them until you find your perfect formula for getting rid of that awful feeling excess water, bloating and puffiness.

Acai is often compared to Kale which is rich in Vitamin A and C.

Vitamin A is generally considered important for maintaining vision and is believed to be a cancer preventative.

Many people rely heavily upon Vitamin C to boost their immune systems, especially during cold and flu season, because it is such a powerful antioxidant. This is the reason you hear so many people telling you to drink plenty of Orange Juice when you are sick in bed with a fever and a runny nose.

In addition to these qualities, Acai also contains naturally occuring Omega-3, 6 and 9 oils.

Acai is not only good for your general health maintainence, but many world class athletes drink it while training because its powerful nutrients help support their overall training programs. Acai extract combined with other nutrients are also considered to be beneficial towards weight-loss, increased energy levels, and helping to promote healthier looking skin.

So, do some research and consider adding Acai to your daily dietary program.

Thermic Effect Principle
Foods have a thermic effect. The term "thermic effect of food" is used to describe the energy expended by our bodies in order to eat and process (digest, transport, metabolize and store) food. We expend energy by living which is metabolic functioning, breathing, working, exercising and anything else that uses muscular contractions. This is what causes your body to burn calories. Excess fat in your body is actually stored energy, whether it is on your belly or on your legs and butt. It’s fat, energy, and it has to be burned and removed in order to remove those dimples. So remember, your not fat, you just have a lot of extra energy!

This is so amazing! Processing protein requires the greatest amount of energy. Estimates range as high as 30% above your resting metabolic rate. Dietary fat, on the other hand, is so easily processed and turned into body fat that there is little thermic effect, perhaps only 2 or 3% above your resting metabolic rate. The amount of energy required to process carbohydrates falls between that of protein and fat. A range of around 10% is usually used to account for the thermic effect of food you eat.

Most of us have never heard about thermic effect of food so we just grab whatever is convenient when we are hungry

Protein causes your body to burn hotter which helps you burn more calories. So now that we know that, we have to choose the best protein sources to keep our furnace burning hot and strong all day long.

Choose low-fat protein sources

Meat, poultry and fish along with egg whites and egg substitutes are some of your best sources of protein. But be careful to choose lower fat options, such as grilled or baked, not fried or breaded. Choose milk such as skim milk rather than whole milk and always select skinless chicken breasts rather than fried chicken patties.

Fish is another good alternative to high-fat meats. Some types of fish — such as cod, tuna and halibut — have less total fat, saturated fat and cholesterol than do meat and poultry. And certain types of fish are heart healthy because they're rich in omega-3 fatty acids. These fats may help lower blood fats called triglycerides and may reduce your risk of sudden cardiac death. Omega-3 fats are most abundant in fatty, cold-water fish, such as salmon, mackerel and herring.

Catabolic Foods

Catabolic foods burn up more calories than they supply. Catabolic foods are the opposite of Anabolic foods. For example a medium sized apple (which is catabolic), would provide an average of 85 calories, however your metabolism would require an additional 99 more calories to metabolize it. As a result, you burn more calories than you are ingesting for a overall net loss.

To help maintain your weight it is helpful to eat a minimum of ten servings of catabolic foods each day. In addition to catabolic foods you can eat proteins and other carbohydrates in moderation without gaining weight.

High grade catabolic foods are more effective than others. It is best to spread the consumption of your catabolic foods over the course of the whole day. You can eat these items to your heart’s delight. You don’t have to go around counting calories or skimping on volume and quantity with theses catabolic foods. I like to combine my proteins from my list above with the vegetables listed below for my meals and then for my snacks I go to town on the fruits and vegetables listed below. I also drink two to three quarts of water per day to keep flushing my system.

HIGH GRADE CATABOLIC FOODS

FRUIT:
Black/Blueberries,
Grapefruit, Oranges, Plums, Strawberries, Lemons,
Raspberries, Limes, Pineapple, Cantaloupe, Oranges, Watermelon,
Pears-Bartlett

VEGETABLES:
Artichokes
Parsley leaves, Asparagus, Cucumbers, Peppers, Tomato, Broccoli,
Eggplant, Celery, Sweet Potato, Radishes,
Zucchini,
Brussels Sprouts,
Leeks,
and cooked
Spinach
Carrots
Lettuce

There you go, this is the beginning of the entire process that can help you burn fat faster. It is enough to get you started today on your journey to a whole new you.

We often have desires to return to our old unhealthy eating patterns when we are following a new weight training program or a reduced calorie diet. These feelings are natural because we are rejecting an old way of thinking which in turn causes us discomfort both emotionally and physically.

Until we have completed our shift towards our new mind and body we will continue to have fond memories of the way our favorite foods used to comfort us and make us feel happy. These memories may not be exactly accurate but emotions they conjour sure feel real. What do you do in these situations?

How about remember the old days of high calorie intake and frivolous food consumption by visiting a great site that puts all types of mouth watering foods on a pedestal? If this technique sounds intriguing try exploring foodgawker.com. Here you will find great closeups of your favorite foods.

Some might say going to this site is silly, tortuous and revives too many temptations of the palette. This may be the case but it certainly beats eating the actual food while you are just starting or in the middle of your weight reduction program.

Just make sure you don't lick your computer monitor!