Lie flat on the mat and put your hands on your sides naturally. Lift your legs, your thighs are at 90 degrees to the horizon, and your calves are at 90 degrees to your thighs. Use the strength of the lower abdomen and thighs to lower the legs in turn and then hang them. Don't touch the ground when your legs are down. The downward hanging of one leg is 1 8 beat, with 8 8 beats each time.

Step 2: Sit-ups

Lie flat on the mat, put your hands behind your head, and open your flat head with your elbows. Conversely, four beats up and four beats down. Pay attention to the waist strength from the left and right sides, elbow and head level.

Step 3: Bend your elbow.

Face down, put your hands on your chest, and support the ground with your elbows and toes. Support your body with abdominal strength, hold 10 for 20 seconds and then put it down. Can be repeated many times.

Thin belly's Law 3:

First warm up for 10 minutes until the whole body is slightly sweaty, and then wrap the abdomen with plastic wrap for 5-6 layers.

Second, do abdominal exercises on your back.

Navel movement: lower body fixed, sit-ups, aimed at tightening and flattening the protruding part of the stomach.

Subpubic movement: the upper body is fixed, and the feet are raised to flex and stretch the legs and raise the head, with the aim of tightening and subtracting the whole lower abdominal circumference.

Extraabdominal oblique muscle movement: after completing the upper and lower abdominal movements, do various waist rotation movements. As an auxiliary exercise, this exercise makes the weight loss effect of upper and lower abdomen exercise more obvious.

Third, rub the abdomen and "catch up" the fat. There is a saying: "seven points of exercise, three points of kneading." If you want to get rid of abdominal fat as soon as possible, do 100 circular massage clockwise and counterclockwise after abdominal exercise to "drive out" the fat and promote fat metabolism.