Nicki Minaj, originally from Trinidad and Tobago, has taken America
by storm. Her rapping and rhyming skills have made her a force to be
reckoned with in the hip hop realm. However, Nicki’s curves are as
fierce as her flow, and her fans often aspire to get her killer look.
Here are five workout moves to help you achieve her curves:
1. Lunge It Out
Nicki Minaj’s derriere gives J-Lo and Kim K a run for their money,
and it forms the foundation of Nicki’s eye-popping frame. Lunges are one
of the best ways to achieve this look. Put one leg in front of the
other, and gradually drop it low, ensuring your knee does not track in
front of your foot. Come back up slowly, feeling the burn. Repeat for
10-12 reps each side, for a total of three sets per leg.
2. Squat and Sculpt
This move continues the sculpting effects of lunges on your derriere
and thighs. Extend your arms forward, and lower your booty back as much
as you can, taking care to keep your balance. Straighten up again,
pause, and then repeat. Do three sets of 10 to 12 squats each.
3. Crunch Those Abs
Nicki’s curves may be kickin’, but her mid-section is flat and tight.
Abdominal crunches are the best way to create Nicki’s enviable abs.
With knees bent, have a partner hold your feet (or wedge them under
something heavy). Clasp your hands behind your head and lift up,
focusing on contracting your ab muscles. Strive for three sets of 12
reps each, and work up from there.
4. Tone up Your Back and Arms
This movement, which helps sculpt and tone your back, arms and
shoulders, creates that lean upper body look for which Nicki is known.
While standing, lean forward slightly and slowly bring both arms upward
in a rowing motion. Pause at the top, and feel your back and shoulder
muscles contract. Lower your arms slowly. Repeat for three sets of 12
reps each. Hold some hand weights if you want more resistance.
5. Bring It All Together
While the first four moves will help you to sculpt your bod and
create those outrageous curves, cardio is essential for toning and
completing the look. Watch your carb intake, and schedule at least three
moderate intensity cardio sessions per week to help bring it all
together.
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