How To Lift Sagging Breasts

I don't want to hear any guys snickering!

For those who are, go stand in front of the mirror right now. Do your pecs look like they did 10 years go? Or have they sagged as well.

For most of us -man or woman- age takes its toll. Gravity takes its course. Things begin to droop here and there. Some people have surgery to counteract what happens with age. There is nothing wrong with that. In fact, Rhonda and I will probably have some work done down the road. We both suffer from vanity just like the next person.

However, before the surgery, there are many exercises that one can do to ward off the effects of gravity. The other day on LiveStrong.com, I came across an excellent article describing some exercises that you can do to minimize the appearance of sagging breasts or pecs. Here is the link to that article - . The exercises really work to enlarge the muscles groups beneath the breasts. By having larger and firmer pecs the skin does not have the appearance of sagging as much.

I thought I would expand on the article because I do not know of anyone – man or woman – who wants a flat sagging chest. There are many kinds of exercises that one can perform to build up the pecs. The number one exercise that comes to mind are push-ups. They are great for building up the muscles and can be done anywhere. Ladies, watch the woman in the video demonstrate how to do push-ups properly. .Here is the link -

Both Rhonda and I do push-ups each morning. I use the rotating push-up handles which I absolutely love. They make the push-up harder and work more muscles. The end result is you begin to see and notice a difference much sooner. Actually they are great for both men and woman. With a little bit of work, we can all lessen the effects that gravity has on our bodies. Sagging body parts does not have to be part of the fitness over 50 equation.
 
Don't forget to counter chest exercises with middle/upper back exercises. Working the middle and lower traps will help maintain (and possibly improve) posture, drawing the shoulders back and elevating the chest. On the flipside, failing to train these muscles in accordance with your chest will often result in rounding of the shoulders and increased thoracic kyphosis, which will mean that while your chest gets bigger, your body position will actually promote sagging chests.
 
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