5 Most Effective Side Fat Attack Exercises

Have you notices that some of the close you used to wear recently don’t fit you. Or you just want to cut off the fat of your belly and improve your shape. Well in today’s article we present to you exercises that specifically target the abdominal area especially the side fat.

This part of the body is the hardest to get into shape, but knowing what to do and what to exercise is a battle half won.

Apart from exercising you should know that dieting is also a massive factor when it comes to cutting the belly fat. So for best results try to avoid any junk foods, sodas or alcohol.

That is why you should definitely try this program and soon after you will be very pleased with the results.

Exercises:

Side bridge

Lie on the right side with your right legs and lift up with your right hand so that your body forms a diagonal line. Leave the left hand on the hip and turn the stomach and hold for 60 seconds. If you can not reach 60 seconds, hold for 5 to 10 seconds and rest for 5; continue for 1 minute, but make sure your hips and knees stay out of the floor.

Around the world obliques

Stand with your feet wider than shoulder width apart. Turn your toes out just a little bit, and keep your tailbone tucked. With a light weight (5 pounds top), extend your arms straight up above your head as far as you can. Then, bend from the hips and rich your body sideways. and reach as much as you can. Keep your hips and shoulder square forward. When you can’t reach anymore, rotate toward the floor, relax, and get back to the starting position. You can do 5 reps on each side.

Heel Touches

Lay with back on the floor and bend your knees. Next, lift your head up and touch your heels with your arms spread. Do around 15 reps on each side.

Plank Up-Downs

Get into plank position, with arms out straight directly beneath your shoulders, squeezing your butt and pulling your abs tight into your spine. Then, starting with one arm, lower down onto your forearm, then follow with the next arm. Move back up, one arm at a time, to the fully extended plank. Make sure to avoid rocking your hips, Stokes warns, and keep the core tight the entire time.

Do up to 10 on each side for start.

“It also works your upper body as well,” Stokes notes since your upper body is moving and helping to support your entire plank position.

Standing Trunk Twist

Stand with your knees slightly bent, feet at shoulder width apart. Now, throw your arms in front of you as you are about to push something. Twist your torso to the left, till your face and hands are facing the opposite direction. Move back and twist to the right. Make sure your arms punch in the air at all times. Do 10-15 reps on each side. When you feel more advanced, you can start using some weight.

If you’re satisfied with the result from these exercises, share with your friends to help out.

Source: Train Hard Team