Why some women have a hip dip and how to work out to get rid of it
Side leg lifts
Lie on a mat on your left side with your legs fully extended and the right foot resting on top of the left foot. Rest your upper body on your left elbow with forearm extended and palm down on the mat. Slowly lift your right leg so that together, your legs form a wide V shape. Lower your leg bringing the feet together and repeat for two sets of ten. Switch to the right side between sets.
Donkey kicks
Come to an all fours position on the mat with palms down. Keep your spine straight and extend your right leg fully behind you. Your body should be supported by your arms and your left knee should remain in the kneeling position. Continue for two sets of 10, again switch legs between sets.
Double leg squats
Stand with feet hip-width apart. Feet should be facing forward. Lower your bottom as if about to take a seat. Be careful to keep your spine straight and to not let your knees extend beyond your feet. Return to standing and repeat for two sets of 10.
Lunges
Give these exercises a try. Even if you don’t get rid of hip dip you get the muscle building benefits that come with a good workout. As an added bonus, regular exercisers generally feel more confident than couch potatoes. So even with your hip dips you can still feel beautiful, just don some duds that flatter your special figure and rock them like you are walking the runway.