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Can you reduce your stomach by riding a bike? What should I pay attention to when riding a bike?
In life, many women want to lose weight because they are relatively obese, and may choose to ride a bicycle to reduce the fat in their stomachs. So can cycling really help the body reduce the fat in the stomach? What are the precautions for riding a bike? In fact, it is not particularly good to reduce your belly by cycling in daily life. If you ride a bicycle with a large amount of exercise, you will burn the body fat faster, which will not only promote the reduction of leg fat, but also reduce the abdominal fat to some extent. However, cycling is not particularly effective for slimming the abdomen and requires a certain amount of exercise. Moreover, cycling mainly exercises the muscles of the legs and waist, and it may be faster to choose other ways to exercise the abdomen. So cycling can reduce the fat in the belly to a certain extent, but the effect is not obvious. Then there are some precautions for riding a bike. When riding a bicycle, you must drive on the right side of the non-motor vehicle lane. Don't go backwards. You should observe the signs in advance to ensure that you can accelerate or turn safely. During riding, don't lean forward too much, relax your shoulders, don't hunch over, and straighten your legs, so riding a bike will have an exercise effect. Then the height of the seat should be moderate to minimize the pressure on the hips. Don't wear headphones to listen to music or do other things unrelated to riding during riding. Wear a helmet on special roads. During cycling, you can't ride together, climb each other, chase and fight, which is very dangerous. Therefore, cycling is not the most effective way to reduce fat, and there are many precautions during cycling. If you want to reduce abdominal fat, you can choose some aerobic exercises such as sit-ups and flat support.