You abs may become more flexible and stronger at the same time if you follow some of the next tips and a healthy lifestyle:
Steps
- Eat raspberries.
- Drink a lot of water.
- Give up cocktails.
- Stand straight.
- Plant flowers.
- Dance!
- Put your feet up!
- try doing situps/curlups/crunches with a pillow or exercise ball under your back/hips to elevate them. this makes your abdominal muscles work harder so that you're exercising your abs and not your hips.
- Frogs.
Tips
- Raspberries are full of fibers, and fight against the constipation and the sense of fullness.
- It`s healthy, calorie free, and increases your metabolism. The idea that water makes your belly larger is wrong because the water is the product that the body eliminates the easiest.
- Alcohol has no fats but it may lead to fat deposits on the belly by increasing the level of cortisone.
- If you don`t stand straight, you belly may seem larger. This is a slimming effect on your belly that also helps you work on your abdominal muscles.
- Gardening may help you lose weight. The bends, lifts, and planting may burn up to 350 calories per hour.
- All you need is an inspiring song so you move graceful around the house. It is known that dance makes you burn a lot of calories and hips moves may reduce your waist.
- Sit on your back, on the floor, with your feet on the bed or on a chair, and easily lift yourself by using your shoulders, neck, and belly muscles. Return to the initial position after a few seconds of standing straight. This exercise should be repeated for at least fifteen times.
- Lay down on your abs, put your foot under a heavier armchair, and lift your head and body as high as you can with your arms on your neck. Repeat this exercise twice per week, for twenty times.
Warnings
- Always talk to a specialist before starting a fitness program.
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