Regarding sports, it depends on whether you have a foundation before. People who have never exercised or seldom exercised should lose weight step by step, try to do the exercise they like, and don't get tired of losing weight too early. I suggest that you can start with light muscle endurance training and long-term but low-intensity cardio-pulmonary endurance training to lay the foundation for further exercise. You can try fast walking, indoor cycling, indoor mountaineering, jogging (people who are heavy and have no running foundation will do great harm to their knees) and swimming (swimming is the least harmful exercise, but generally they will be hungry after swimming). . . So it is not recommended). To exercise muscle endurance, you can do some abdominal, leg and back exercises first. If the muscles of these body parts become stronger, it will help your endurance exercise. Of course, it is normal to feel uncomfortable at first, sour and tired. If you want to know more detailed information, you still need to consult a fitness instructor. After they know your physical condition, they will give you corresponding exercise advice. After you get used to exercise, you can learn more theoretical knowledge and lose weight further, with a plan and purpose. Don't think about whether losing weight can reduce a certain part of the body. Losing weight means losing weight all over the body. I'm afraid there is no big fat man with six packs in the world, right? What did you say?/Sorry?
Don't grope for it yourself. Incorrect posture will only hurt you and fail to achieve the weight loss effect you want. On the way to lose weight, food is very important to the body and mind. I also hope that everyone can take a look at fitness knowledge and learn less about pseudoscience.