January 27, 2020 3 min read
The inner thigh area is a trouble area for most women. But why is this body part so hard to fix? The first reason is that inner thigh muscles often get left out of many fitness routines. Plus, our female hormones send excess fat straight to the lower body, which was helpful in the past when women needed to survive cold winters and feed their children — but isn’t exactly needed today.
The good news: You can fight back with the right thigh-toning exercises. Keep in mind though, that exercising your inner thighs should aim at making you stronger and healthier! Don’t skip meals or starve yourself to get an elusive thigh gap. Focus on a healthy diet, exercises and building muscles in this area. We show you the best exercises for inner thighs to get strong, lean and sexy legs!
The exercises below target your inner thighs but also other muscles that are connected to the overall firmness of your thigh and strength of your leg muscles. Please adapt the recommendations for repetitions and the number of rounds to your abilities. Workouts should be challenging, but also not too strenuous on your body! You can always add more weight or repetitions if you want to challenge yourself even more.
Starting position: Standing. Hold the end of a rope in each hand and position it behind yourself.
Starting position: Sit down on the machine and select weights you are comfortable with. Place your legs on the leg pads, grip the handle and sit upright.
Starting position: Sit down on the machine and select weights you are comfortable with. Place your legs on the leg pads, grip the handle and sit upright.
Starting position: Adapt the machine to your height and sit or lie down, depending on the machine you are using.
Starting position: Adapt the machine to your fits and sit down.
Starting position: Stand up with your torso upright and take a dumbbell in each hand.
Step forward with one leg until your shin and your thigh contains a 90-degree angle (inhale during this motion).
Starting position: Place a barbell on the back of your shoulders. Stand upright and behind a flat bench or any other obstacle which isn’t too high to step upon.
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