Say yes to muffins, and wave goodbye to muffin tops!
Oh, the dreaded muffin top. Though it may feel impossible to get rid of, and you may have had it for years just accepting it as a fact, the muffin top prison is a fallacy. Proper workout routines, cardiovascular exercises, and fat loss techniques can definitely have you slimming and trimming the dreaded muffin top. While it’s impossible to completely spot reduce only one part of the body, ab workouts combined with a clean eating plan, will make a huge difference.
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Equipment Needed: yoga mat or soft surface, interval timer(Gymboss is a free app download)
What to Do:Â Perform each exercise for 30 seconds, resting 10 seconds in between each exercise and 1 minute between each round.
Beginner’s Level: 2 rounds
Intermediate Level: 3 rounds
Advanced Level: 4 rounds
Exercises
1. Push Throughs
2. Scissors
3. Hip Lift
4. Reverse Crunches
5. Leg Raise
6. Roll-up
7. Standing Oblique Twist
8. Toe Touch
Scissors
Hip Lift
Reverse Crunches
Leg Raise
Roll-up
Standing Oblique Twist
Toe Touch
Push Throughs
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hi…
i have question is this exercises target the side fat only? or target the lower belly pooch too
when i do the exercises for my belly i fell the burn above the lower belly pooch area which is the area under the chest but i don’t fell any burn in the lower belly pooch… is this right or i am doing something wrong…pls i need your help desperately
Each exercise targets a different portion of the belly. You should feel the burn all over your stomach by the time you have completed the workout. Be sure to watch the videos to ensure that you are using proper form.
Hi, im 3 months post natal and just recovered from diastasi recti (quite a bad one of 8 cm). My physiotherapist thinks the gap now has shrunk back so I can start to do crunches etc which normally wouldn’t be recommended. Which one of these exercises you think are safe for me? Thanks
Ester, Congratulations on the new baby! Any that your doctor approves.