Swim.

[c=#BF0080][i]1. Do aerobic exercise:
The first step to burning overall body fat is aerobic exercise. The American College of Sports Medicine recommends 30 minutes of exercise at least five days a week. Whether you walk, swim, or cycle, it’s important to choose a type of exercise you can complete at a moderate intensity to get your heart rate up and to maximize calorie burn.

One of the best aerobic exercises for the legs is cycling. The low intensity is especially helpful for beginners, and it doesn’t strain the knees. Cycling also increases muscle endurance in the:

*calves
*hamstrings
*glutes (gluteal muscles)
*quadriceps

*If you’re not up for a cycling class, you might consider investing in your own stationary bike at home. Better yet, hop on a bike and head outdoors for some stress-blasting fresh air.[/i][/c]

[c=#008099][i]2. Strengthen muscles:
Losing fat alone can leave you with flabby legs, so you’ll need to invest some time in defining your muscles. Weights and rowing machines are effective tools for leg-strengthening exercises, but you can work on leg muscles just as effectively without any special equipment.

Lunges are among the most comprehensive leg workouts because they tone the quads and the hamstrings while also slimming the inner thighs and buttocks. Follow these steps for a perfect lunge:

Stand up straight. Place your hands on your hips for extra balance, if needed.
Step your right leg forward, left leg back, and bend your right leg at the knee, creating a 90-degree angle.
To prevent injury, make sure your right knee doesn’t extend past your ankle.
Press your weight down into your heels.
Press back up to your starting position.
Complete your desired number of repetitions (reps) and then switch legs.
Other at-home strengthening exercises include:

-calf raises
-leg lifts
-squats[/i][/c]


[c=#003BB2][i]3. Reduce calories
Exercise is the most effective way to tone your leg muscles, but you also need to fight fat cells from the inside out.

Reducing your calorie intake is the first step to take because your body will naturally utilize excess fat as its next energy source. Think of the calories you eat as a budget — try to stay within or under your budget most days of the week.

There is no magic diet to get rid of leg fat, but watching what you eat can help.[/i][/c]

[b][big]Leg transformation takes time
Many diet companies and exercise moguls promise quick leg transformations with their programs. As with weight loss, getting the legs you want takes time and consistency. Patience goes a long way toward building a leaner, stronger foundation for your body.[/big][/b]

I read no such thing as targeted weigh loss

I don't know if it's possible to actually get them physically thinner but you can tone them....running, walking, etc....get 'em tight as we like to say.

Swimming is really good for exercising all your muscles at the same time.
You burn lots of calories and fat.

Biking is a great way to tone your legs and ass, it’s low impact and takes you places.

You can’t target a particular area but you can lose fat overall By eating less

unfortuantely you can't really target/tell your body where to store to/use fat from.

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Lay off the double orders of 20 pc Chicken McNugetts.

Diet and full body exercise

Go to a cannibal dinner party

Liposuction or lose weight all over

Buy a smaller chicken.

Chop them off

hike <3

......RUN

tbh there's no silver bullet for weight loss and you can't really target one area. The main thing is your diet. Cardiovascular exercise can help too and you could do a leg workout regularly to tone your legs, but your diet is the really important thing.