5 Yoga Poses For A Flat Tummy


Acquiring a flat tummy really is one of the most difficult tasks women experience. Always searching for the right and most effective exercise but never finding the right solution.

Yoga has many poses specifically for building core strength. These are exactly what you need if you’re looking to get a flat tummy.



The best part about yoga is that you don’t necessarily need to go to a gym or yoga class. You can do everything from home!

In this article, I will give you 5 SIMPLE BEGINNER yoga poses most effective in acquiring a flat tummy!

1.Plank

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Put your hands shoulder-width apart under your shoulders. Put toes firmly on the ground and tighten your glutes in order to maintain stability. Focus on your core muscles and make sure your neck, spine, and butt are in line.

This pose can be difficult at first. So just focus on holding it for 30 seconds in the beginning and work your way up to a couple of minutes!

2.Bridge Pose 

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Lay on your back with your arms rested next to your hips, your knees bent, feet flat on the ground about shoulder-width apart.
By pressing your feet to the ground, begin raising your back from the ground. Maintain stability by leaning on your arms and feet.
Take deep breaths and hold for 30 seconds.

3.Boat Pose

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Begin with your knees bent, feet on the ground, and hands by your hips. Begin raising your feet slightly while leaning back a bit. Make sure to keep your spine straight.
Once you feel stable enough, raise your hands from the ground to the sides of your knees. If you’re not flexible enough to straighten your knees, you can bend them a bit.

Hold this pose for 30 seconds but try to go longer every time!

4.Side Plank

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Many people only know and do the traditional plank. And unfortunately, the side plank goes overlooked. But this is actually a great yoga pose for strengthening your core muscles and moving towards a flat tummy!
Begin laying on your side leaning on your forearm which should be beneath your shoulder. By pressing down on your forearm, raise your hips until they are in line with the rest of your body.

Hold for about 30 seconds, then repeat on the other side.

5.Superman Pose

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Last but not least in our list of yoga poses for a flat tummy is the superman pose.
Begin laying on your belly, arms straight in front of you. Begin raising your arms and legs slowly as high as you comfortably can.

Hold this pose for at least 30 seconds but each time, try going even longer.

So these were just a few yoga poses that I personally think are great for acquiring a flat tummy. What is great about them is that they are very simple and perfect for you if you’re a beginner. And while practicing them, try to go longer and longer with each pose!

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