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how can i get flat abs, as im not too obese, i am in healthy bmi
( 3 Jan 2008)

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Yoga Poses to Tone Abdomen  

The best kind of workout to reduce fat in the abdominal region and build muscles is through a combination of intensive cardio vascular exercises and aerobic movement.  In addition, resistance training or weightlifting also helps to burn fat and build muscles.  More importantly take a closer look at the kind of foods that you are currently eating and try to work around it by incorporating good amounts of fresh fruits and vegetables.  In addition to exercise, developing a healthy diet with the right kind of nutrition and the right types of foods to be eaten also plays a major role.  It is important to know the amount of calories to consume in a particular meal, and on the whole during the day.

In order to work of the fat in the lower stomach region, start with sit-ups in addition to particular abdominal exercises along with the correct breathing techniques.  But the best forms of yoga to get rid of abdominal fat are the Hatha Yoga and various asanas involved in it. Along with sit-ups, also attempt vajrasana, but only added the guidance of a qualified Yoga instructor.  This particular exercise has worked wonders for a number of people who have been struggling with excess body weight, especially in the abdominal region. Also include crunches along with the sit-ups in your daily fitness schedule.

Remember to stay hydrated all-day long, especially if you are involved in an intensive workout.  A minimum of 8 to 10 glasses of water must be drunk daily and if need to drink more do not hesitate.  Water in its purest form without any additives, chemicals or sugars is the best liquid for the body in order to get rid of the toxins and other harmful matter.  Stay away from aerated drinks and sugary liquids as these can get you even more dehydrated and also harmful in the long run.

answered by C D on 24 Jun 2008, 5:39:02

 

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