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Breasts should be curvy. Along with fatty tissue, muscles serve as your natural source of sexy, busty curves. And, without morphing into a female version of the Hulk Hogan, you can add a tad of voluptuous, breast lifting muscle to your décolletage using three at-home exercises.
The proceeding modified versions of the classic push-up will help plumpen your supporting chest muscles that rest just above your breasts.

1. Leaning wall breast lifting push-up
Stand two-feet away from a wall. Now place your hands together and form a triangle by touching the thumbs and pointer fingers of your hands. Next lower your hands so that they are directly in front of your .
Extend your hands in front of you until they touch the wall. Now lean forward on your toes until your forehead touches the wall. Then, with your hands remaining on the wall, immediately push away from the wall using your arms and upper chest strength, until you are upright again. For optimal results, aim to keep your entire body firm throughout this movement.
Repeat this movement 5-10 times, leaning against the wall and coming upright. You should feel this exercise in your arms and upper chest.
As your chest and arms grow in power, do three sets of this exercise while performing 5-25 repetitions.

2. Bent knee push-up
You can perform another version of the leaning wall push-up on the floor. Position yourself on your hands and knees on a cushioned mat, ensuring that your knees are comfortably supported.
Now move your hands outward and upward into a position that allows you to lift your upper body weight, while resting on your knees. Lower your upper body until your forearms are parallel with the floor. Then lift your upper body until your arms are straightened.
Try to keep the body area between your knees and back straight as you lift yourself upward and move downward. Repeat this movement 5-10 times. As you increase your upper body strength, do three sets of the bent-knee push-up doing 10-25 repetitions.

3. Door breaker push-up
This exercise truly makes strength building much easier. Simply stand about two-feet away from an open doorway. Extend and place your hands at shoulder height on either side of the doorway.
Lean forward on your toes until your chest is flush with the opening of the doorway. Now push yourself upright again. Repeat this movement 5-10 times. As your upper body strength grows, do three sets of the door breaker push-up doing 10-25 repetitions.

Breast firming exercise safety tips
To get the most from these breast accentuating moves, ensure that you:
a. Hold your upper body firm and straight during the upward and downward motions; and b. Practice positioning your hands so that you avoid straining your wrists.
After four weeks of performing these modified military exercises just three to four times per week, you should enjoy breasts that almost stand at attention rather than droop to the call of gravity.

Breasts, especially if they are large, can begin to sag as a woman ages. Breast exercises can help enhance breasts and give the look of firmer, younger breasts. Breast exercises are certainly no substitute for breast augmentation, but breast exercises are a practical, inexpensive way to make breasts firmer and more buoyant.

Pectoral Press

To complete this exercise, you will need two three-pound dumbbells and a yoga mat or a towel. Place the yoga mat or towel on the floor and lie on it on your back. Hold one dumbbell in each hand and lift your arms straight up in the air, perpendicular to your body. Pull your arms away from each other, so the dumbbells are as far apart as you can reach without touching the floor. Then pull the dumbbells back to meet one another. Repeat 15 times.

Wall Ups

The Wall Ups exercise is convenient to practice anywhere, because it does not require any special equipment except a flat, sturdy wall. Place your palms against the wall, with your arms shoulder-width apart. Stand on your tiptoes about two feet from the wall. Bend your elbows slowly to allow your body weight to be distributed between your two arms. You will also feel the muscles in your chest engage. Straighten your arms to complete the exercise, keeping your arms shoulder-width apart. Repeat 20 times.

Butterfly Press

For this exercise, you will need two three-pound dumbbell weights and a hard wooden or plastic chair. Sit on the edge of the chair with your back straight, with one weight in each hand. Place your arms at your sides, then slowly raise your arms so they are straight out at shoulder level. Gently bring your arms back down to your sides. Repeat this exercise ten times per day.