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Flab around the sides and waist is generally directly associated with overall body fat; the more fat you have, the more it accumulates around your middle. Abdominal flab is not only annoying, but also it’s unhealthy. The Mayo Clinic notes that excess belly fat can increase your risk of cardiovascular disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes and some cancers. Fortunately, there are several good exercises for flab on the sides and waist that will help improve your health and physique. Although they’re referred to as love handles, there’s nothing to love about the excess flab at the sides of your waistline. The muscles underneath that layer of fat are known as your obliques. Although their function is to rotate your torso, it’ll take more than torso rotations to get rid of the fat. Reducing fat in one area of your body isn’t possible. Instead, focus on losing weight from your entire body, and as the fat reduces, so will the fat around your middle. Exercises to Reduce Side Fat: 1. ...

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 Image credit istockphoto 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  Image cr...

This is an article for easy workout at home. You are going to see that throwing the legs in he air everyday is something which can bring you satisfaction and benefits. I still can’t believe how can such an easy exercise to bring you so much good. The original name of this exercise is called ‘viparita karani’ , which signifies rearranged in real life. The main reason why this exercise exists is to invert all the activities which we are making throughout the day. That is sitting, standing, running, making different shapes from out body. All the negative things which we are making to our body, this exercise will make them right. 5 bеnеfits yоu will gеt frоm dоing this mini еxеrcisе tо yоur bоdy: Thеy put thеir lеgs up thе wаll sо thе bаck cаn bе оn thе grоund аnd rеst. This hеlps yоur cоrd tо rеst, thе spinаl is аttаchеd tо thе flооr, sо yоu’vе bаsicаlly pоsitiоnеd аt 90оаnd yоur bаck is cоmplеtеly strаight. It hеlps with thе оvеrаll circulаtiоn аnd blооd flоw in yоur...

If you want to achieve the perfect spiritual, mental and physical harmony, then you need to try Qigong. It’s a Chinese technique, a mixture of meditative and physical exercises that can improve your mental health and even prolong your life. Here are the 5 anti-aging exercises from the Qigong that can make your body feel like new: 1. Breathing The Masters of this technique believe that breathing with a particular technique can prolong your life and improve your general health. Inhale slowly through your nose. Hold for 2 seconds and then add another small inhale to fill your lungs to the fullest capacity. Hold for 2 seconds and then exhale long and slow through your mouth. 2. Warming up This is the preparation step and you should never skip it. Relax your body. Slightly bend your knees and distribute the weight evenly onto both legs. Swing your arms forward and backward and then side to side. 3. Straightening the back This exercise will improve your posture, ...

Lung capacity is crucial for us runners, so increasing it should be an integral part of any training routine. I can’t emphasize this enough. Why should you care? Improving your lung capacity takes your breathing to the next level.  Once you’re breathing more efficiently, you’ll become a better and stronger runner. 1. Start Slow Getting winded while running doesn’t necessarily mean that there’s a problem with your technique or the way you’re breathing: it’s more likely a problem with your conditioning. When you exercise, you’re placing your body under a lot of stress, and your muscles demand more oxygen. The more you ask of your muscles, the more oxygen they need. So, how do you take things slow? Quite simple. When you’re running, maintain a conversational pace. This means you should be able to speak in full sentences without gasping. After you’ve gotten to that level of conditioning, work your way up to more challenging runs and distances. Con...