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Yet started in the past month for so, I swear that I've become more bottom heavy (no complaints by the way! I've always wanted shapely, womanly hips!). First, I just look different. And secondly, pants that fit fine everywhere else are suddenly obscenely tight in the hips and butt. A pencil skirt I own that used to be cute and flattering is now suddenly not only overtight and a little tacky looking.
I think it's not only possible but very common for body shape to change. Why shouldn't it be? Nothing about your body remains the same forever. My basic shape is the same but it's definitely changing, and not for the better! I used to gain weight in my bum and thighs (and chest), while my waist would remain more or less trim. Now it seems the butt/hips (but unfortunately not chest) have reached their limit, and now I'm definitely gaining weight in the midsection This is not to say I am apple-shaped or rectangular, but I am definitely not as hourglassy as I used to be. If I continue like this I can imagine that I will be more of an apple. This happened to my mom, so I am certainly vulnerable to it. She was a teeny dainty thing when she was my age, more of a rectangle or slim hourglass...but now she is as apple-shaped as can be.
Well, I've always read that your essential body type doesn't change. So either you are a skinny apple or a rounder apple and the same for pears, rectangles etc. Personally, I have always been an inverted triangle/apple. I used to be a really thin one (size 0/2 until my mid to late twenties) that looked more rectanglish than anything but the inverted triangle/apple tendencies were already there - they just were not that obvious. Once I got older and my life style changed and I had children, I started accumulating excess weight - it hit my shoulders & mid-section first and then moved slowly down my body. Now that I am working out and losing the baby weight, my legs have toned up first. Next will be the belly and my shoulders and arms are usually last to give up fat.
I'm not sure about body shape changing, except that the apple mid section weight can be dealt with by going low carb in your diet. I'm proof that even an old apple can lose the stomach and return to a rectangle. The guy who wrote the South Beach Diet Book is right and it does work but takes time. It's pretty much the same as eating like a diabetic, but it's healthy for everyone. I still eat carbs (30-45 a meal, 15 in a snack).
I think it really depends on how much you lean towards a certain body type. If you are very pear shaped, you will always be that way. If you tend towards it, you could become more hourglass-y when you lose weight. The same way a rectangle can become more apple-shaped as they get older and gain weight.
We tend to put on weight when we are proportionally short, so if your thigh bone is short you will put on weight through your bottom, hips and thighs and will more likely be a pear or hourglass shape (though sometimes rectangles can have this too).
Actually, if you are doing weight training with heavy weights, yes, you can change your body shape. As Imogen says you can't change your skeleton. But you'd be amazed at what weight training can do for your figure.
It's my observation that no matter what body type you begin with, if you do intensive weight training, eventually you will end up with a classic hourglass build. Call it mesomorphic, athletic, greek statuesque, fitness instructor - women will arrive at a basic shape that is probably what the female human body - designed for active lifestyle fighting off bears etc - was intended to look like.
Don't believe me? Go over to the Body for Life web site, and look at the Before and After photos. (The site is down right now but I was able to do an image search and bring up the before and afters). You will see women of every shape and size in the befores, all looking like classic greek statues in the afters.
There are still minor differences in body shape, of course. It is genetic, the pattern in which you gain weight. But, a pear will get more definition in upper body to balance out her lower body; an inverted triangle will get more definition in lower body to balance out the upper body; an apple will no longer be an apple; and a rectangle will gain muscle definition all over. The body, as it gets fitter and fitter, will gravitate towards one similar athletic/mesomorphic/hourglass shape.
Hmmm, no amount of weight training can make me go from an inverted triangle to an hourglass (and boy have I tried). My hips get slimmer and slimmer and my legs & thighs will be super toned but my arms , shoulder and back actually tend to get more muscular & broad. I don't know if this idea holds true for inverted triangles as much as for pears (who might be able to add some bulk in the arms & shoulders while toning their legs which might make them look more hourglassy). Many of the super body builder women actually look like extreme inverted triangles and leg work will give them large, muscular thighs but their basic hip structure (which is what I thought gives you the hourglass) doesn't change with exercise. Of course, pregnancy does widen out many women's hips a little as their pelvis adjusts.
Hmm, I do not like to make generalizations when it comes to weight loss and body type. Every body is VERY different. It's not just weight training, diet, etc. that determines body shape. It's also hormones, genetics, and age. And probably other factors we don't even know about yet. As with clothes, what works for one person is not necessarily going to work for another.
I also agree with Shana about weight training. My pear friend started doing very intense weight training and her shoulders did bulk up quite a bit. She looks more hourglassy now, but I actually think she looked better before this (not that I would ever tell her :)) But I don't think that would do anything for inverted triangles. Even for me, there is just no space for the waist to appear, like Imogen says.
My body shape has changed greatly in the last few years. Before coming to university, I was probably a rectangle but this changed due to a number of factors. Cycling has helped give me muscular thighs and a curvy bottom. A fairly healthy diet has helped to keep weight off my waist/ stomach area, and ever since I went on the pill, I have gone up 2 cup sizes.
Purpose: To evaluate the dynamics of pear-shaped dimensions and volume of the intracavitary brachytherapy, and to define a desirable pear-shape in the era of three-dimensional (3D) treatment planning.
Methods and materials: Since Point A has been used for the dose specification, the pear shape defined the surface enclosed by Point A. This study utilized a new method of evaluating pear-shaped dimensions and its configuration. The pear shape was artificially divided into tandem and colpostat portions for evaluation of its changes. Width, height, and thickness at the tandem portion (Wt, Ht, and Tt) and at the colpostat portion (Wc, Hc, and Tc) were defined, respectively, on the frontal and sagittal plane. To evaluate the dynamics of the pear-shape configuration, 12 variations of applicator geometry and source loading were applied to generate the pear-shape isodose line and dose-volume histogram.
Results: When the source strengths in the colpostats were reduced for optimization with the same dose to Point A dose, Wc, Hc, and Tc were decreased, whereas Wt, Ht, and Tt were increased without a change in the overall pear-shaped volume. When the separation of the colpostats was increased without a change in the source strength, Wc was increased, whereas Hc and Tc were reduced without a change in Wt, Ht, Tt and overall pear-shape volume. When the separation of colpostats and distal tandem source were increased, these changes at the colpostat portion were magnified. However, when both colpostat separation and its source strength were increased proportionally, Wc, Hc, and Tc were increased proportionally as well as its volume.
Conclusion: The dose specification at Point A is less meaningful without a desirable pear shape encompassing the tumor around the cervix. In the era of 3D treatment planning, understanding the dynamics of the pear shape should improve the individualized dosimetry according to tumor size and location. The relationships between a desirable pear shape and its tumor coverage should establish a more reliable dose specification for cancer of the cervix.
In both men and women, studies have concluded that fat comes off the body from top downwards, so this discouraging aspect for a pear can also make it seem as if the fat never moves off the hips and thighs.
PS: You may however try our weight loss therapies like Cryolipolysis or laser correction sessions which have been proved to be extremely effective in spot fat reduction from thighs and Hips without surgery, there are 1000s of successful figure corrections in our archive and they are just growing as more and more people benefit from our therapies. We have been using Ultrasound and radio frequency based therapies since last 8 years with extremely satisfying results in changing pear shape structure to a more proportionate awesome looks and our clients are loving it!!
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