Some people have holes in their chins, while others have these two sexy holes in their backs. Here is what they say and what they are called differently.
Holes are related to body structure and bone structure.
Our hamstrings have two tips turned towards the spine in the internal direction, as seen in the picture and below it, meanwhile, due to their position, these holes are created immediately above them, Telegrafi reports.
For a long time it has been considered that venereal holes, namely Apollonian, are genetically inherited, however, now the prevailing opinion is that with weight loss and certain exercises they can appear even if you don’t have them naturally.
The exercises for the lower back muscles after a while should define the venereal holes, namely the Apollonian holes in your back as well.
These exercises will help you define the venereal holes:
What Do the Holes in Your Lower Back Mean? Ever noticed two small dimples on your lower back? These are known as Venus Holes in women, and Apollo Holes in men. They’re caused by a ligament stretching between the skin and a part of the pelvic bone called the posterior superior iliac spine. Since there’s little muscle in this area, the skin forms a natural dip. Named after Venus, the Roman goddess of beauty, these dimples are often associated with attractiveness and good health. You either have them naturally or you don’t—they can’t be trained or developed. What Do They Indicate? Good Circulation: These dimples are linked to healthy blood flow. Better Orgasms: Their position near nerves in the pelvic region may make it easier to reach climax. Healthy Weight: More visible dimples often indicate low body fat and good physical condition. While not everyone has them, Venus or Apollo holes are a small sign your body may be in good shape—inside and out
