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I am so confused do squats increase or decrease butt size?
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Exercise effect: Doing exercise will firm muscles and reduce fatty tissue. In the case of your buttocks any increase in muscle mass from exercise will firm your buttocks. The exercise should signifantly reduce butt size size due to the toning effect and reduction in fatty tissue.
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