I’m 130-132 now. If you scroll to my videos from July and August, I’m about 119-123. I rib cage train to have a small rib cage and Fat doesn’t really stick to my waist and stomach it sticks to my legs and thighs, obviously some people like the big leg and hips look but I will always prefer chopstick legs!
So many of you ask me about my journey to achieving 'chopstick legs,' and honestly, it’s been a really personal path of understanding my body and what I prefer. While genetics play a role in where fat distributes, I’ve found that with consistent effort and specific training, you can definitely influence your shape. I know, I know, some people say 'thick thighs save lives nonsense,' but for me, it's about feeling confident and comfortable in my own skin, and that means a leaner leg silhouette. After gaining a bit of weight this winter, moving from 119 to 130-132 lbs, I'm already looking forward to when summer rolls around, and there will be no more of this! It’s all about consistency and commitment to your goals. For me, a big part of maintaining my desired shape, especially around the waist and to encourage that 'chopstick leg' look, involves rib cage training. This isn't just about weight loss; it's about shaping and toning. Beyond my rib cage training, which helps keep my waist small, I focus on specific routines to enhance the appearance of my legs. It's not about bulking up, but about achieving length and definition. I incorporate low-impact exercises like brisk walking, cycling, and swimming, which are fantastic for cardiovascular health and toning without adding significant muscle mass. Pilates and barre classes have also been game-changers for me. They emphasize core strength, flexibility, and lengthening muscles, which really helps create that sleek, elongated look without making legs appear larger. Diet also plays a crucial role. I focus on lean proteins, plenty of vegetables, and healthy fats, while staying mindful of carbohydrate intake. Hydration is key too! Drinking lots of water helps with circulation and can reduce water retention, which indirectly contributes to a leaner appearance. Ultimately, achieving 'chopstick legs' or any body goal is a journey of self-discovery and discipline. It's about finding what works for your body and what makes you feel good. My experience with rib cage training and these supplementary practices has allowed me to sculpt a body I love. Remember, consistency is your best friend when it comes to seeing results and transforming your physique!

























































































Are we serious? Mad that boys like an actual pillows and not a stick to lay on?