How to Get a Flat Stomach


by Paul Turner - Date: 2007-01-04 - Word Count: 291 Share This!

I can show you how to get a flat stomach with the minimal of effort. You need to make some consistent effort, but it won't be too bad, I promise. I'm going to give you 5 ways to lose 1 inch from your stomach.

1. Swim. Swimming doesn't actually burn as many calories as jogging, but because its easier due to being suspended in water you can go for longer and burn more calories that way. If you swim everyday for 30 minutes you should lose about 1 inch from your stomach in six weeks.

2. Hold the press ups. Not only will your chest muscles benefit, but hold a press up for thirty seconds and will help flatten your stomach. Do 3 sets of 30 press ups a day and you'll lose an inch off your waist.

3. Nice and easy - east a bigger breakfast! Making breakfast the biggest meal of the day can cut your overall intake of calories by 10%. That means that in 8 weeks you'll see the benefit - 1 inch from your stomach and looser jeans!

4. If you go to the gym try a Nordic skiing machine. Just 16 minutes on this can burn 200 calories. In just 30 mins a day for 5 weeks and a 1 inch loss will be your reward.

5. Walk it off. Research shows that you can lose weight up to four times quicker by taking light exercise in short bursts daily. Walking briskly for approx 20 minutes twice per day should melt one inch from your waist in about two months.

Hopefully you will agree that these are fairly simply ways to lose weight. If you are serious you can mix and match to burn off more than one inch, but be careful not to lose weight too quickly.


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