5 Yoga moves to reduce belly fat after giving birth

5 Yoga moves to reduce belly fat after giving birth 2

After giving birth, a woman’s body weight increases significantly.

1. Plank movement

Plank movement.

Plank is an easy movement to perform, improving back pain during menstruation as well as reducing muscle and joint pain.

– Lie down with your elbows perpendicular just below your shoulders.

– Hold this position for 30 seconds or longer, tightening your abdominal muscles and maintaining even breathing.

Raise one arm or kick your legs for greater effectiveness if your health allows.

2. Boat pose

Boat pose.

The boat pose is the answer to an ant waist.

– Lie neatly on the exercise mat, legs stretched out and close together, hands placed close to the body

– Inhale deeply and exhale while lifting your chest off the floor.

– Straighten your feet, toes facing outward.

Keep eyes, arms and legs in the same straight line

Maintain the posture for 5-10 breaths

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3. `Mermaid` movement

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`Mermaid` movement.

– Lie on your side on the floor, legs straight, arms stretched overhead

– Lift both legs up high, both arms up high, head between hands, press until you see the intercostal muscles stretch.

4. Sit and bend forward

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Sit and bend forward.

– Sit on the exercise mat, back straight, legs close together and arms straight

– Take a deep breath, straighten your back, exhale while stretching your whole body forward, continue to exhale and at the same time stretch your spine as much as possible, maintaining regular breathing.

– Try to stretch your arms and touch your legs, holding the position for 3-5 minutes.

5. Hip lift

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Hip lift.

– Lie on your back on the exercise mat, arms along your body, legs stretched shoulder-width apart, elbows bent so your lower legs are perpendicular to the ground.

– Open your legs slightly to let the body’s center of gravity gradually shift towards the shoulders. Use the shoulders to support the body, inhale and then slowly raise the hips.

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