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The second way I target body fat is by adding in resistance or strength training. Add intensity to your workouts by adding weight, or additional resistance to your workouts. Do high-intensity interval training style workouts to maximize overall fat loss during your workouts.Ī couple great ways to incorporate HIIT are to:Ī) straight up do HIIT workouts, like these ones here on my blog.ī) incorporate intense cardio or plyo moves into your weight training circuits – like super-setting your deadlifts with jump squats or box jumps or burpees.Ģ. It will come off in the order it came on.ġ. Fat comes off our body systemically (which means all over our bodies), and in an order governed by our DNA. You can get the fat off – and keep it off though. We cannot “spot reduce” fat – and I would caution you from taking any supplements that promise to do so, or use “cleanses” or other quick fixes like body wraps, as they are short-term strategies some of which can harm your hormones and will not give you real, long-lasting results. I know it’s enticing to do ab workouts every day, thinking that you’ll see your abs faster, but unfortunately doing workouts that target areas where you’re carrying extra body fat will not magically melt the fat off.

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Let me know if you have any questions – and be sure to check in in the comments below to let me know you did today’s workout! One of the most common questions I get about the stomach is how to burn off the belly fat and “see the abs.” I’ve put together a 4-Step Flat-Stomach Guide just below the video for your reference. In this focused core sequence, I’m going to take you through a simple flow that will stretch your legs, back and arms, and combine that with a targeted ab workout to sculpt your stomach muscles. Even short sessions like this can improve your flexibility and strength, improve your core stability and shred your abs!

first thing in the morning to wake your body up and stretch it out, plus burn up your abs.at the end of a workout when you’re wanting to cool down, stretch out AND work your abs, or….This sequence is not suitable for prenatal students or those with existing back/disc injuries.Try out this awesome athletic yoga flow for core strength and full body stretching! If you don’t have a brick, use a small ball or a rolled blanket or cushion.

Props you’ll need for this flow are a folded blanket and a brick. In Core Yoga our aim is always to find good technique before we add intensity, so for today you might keep your movements more subtle as you explore this flow. Keep your movements slow and deliberate, and try to cultivate a balance of strength and flow without rigidness or bracing. As well, take some time to become aware of any tendency to ‘brace’ with your breath or grip with your abdominals or hip flexors. Throughout the sequence stay present with the space between your front hip bones and thigh bones, we’ll be exploring making some space between those bones. This short free yoga podcast audio sequence can be part of your regular yoga or exercise program, or part of a more comprehensive Core Yoga sequence.įocusing on strengthening the abdominals, this sequence also explores how we use our abdominals and breath when challenged. Description Core Yoga Roll-Back Flow Free Yoga Audio Practice