When lying on your back to do abdominal exercises, it is important to protect your back. To do that, tip your pelvis up so that the lower back lies flat on the mat or floor. Pull your belly button inward toward your spine before beginning crunches.
When you exercise, you refresh your body, which helps the back and legs to perform better posture.
Holding in your stomach is not an exercise. What this particular stance will do is to provide you with better posture and will realign your organs into their proper places. With better posture and the organs in their places, you will be taller (you can't slouch when you do hold your stomach in), you can breathe better, and you will probably define a waist (the tummy in makes a waist appear). These advantages will encourage you to exercise, and holding the tummy in will eventually become a way of life. To take inches off, one must exercise and eat less. The appearance of less weight is what holding the tummy in does.
Your stomach may stick out further than your chest due to factors such as excess fat accumulation, poor posture, weak abdominal muscles, or bloating. It is important to maintain a healthy diet and exercise regularly to help reduce stomach protrusion.
Your lower stomach may poke out due to excess fat accumulation, poor posture, or weak abdominal muscles. To reduce it, you can try exercises targeting the lower abs, improve your posture, maintain a healthy diet, and engage in regular cardiovascular exercise. Consulting with a healthcare provider or a fitness professional can also provide personalized advice.
Good posture is when your back is straight, arms to your sides, feet flat on the floor. Bad posture is slumped in your chair, arms across your stomach, and barely opening your lungs.
Janice S. Novak has written: 'Posture, get it straight!' -- subject(s): Popular works, Exercise therapy, Posture disorders, Posture
exercise
the simplest is swimming
It is not a good idea to exercise on an empty stomach. There are no nutrients to fuel the exercise.
The recommended exercise ball size for sitting at a desk for optimal comfort and posture is typically 55-65 centimeters in diameter.
standing up with your back straight.
"Push Ups" They can be performed in various ways... And this is the only heavy exercise which does not require any instruments... The help to correct body posture as well as build chest arm and shoulder muscles..! Haris Ghole http://hauslarakho.blogspot.com