No Needles Tummy Tuck Pilates Ab Routine
Three moves, five minutes, 5 days a week = flatter tummy in just 2 weeks. Promise :)
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I can see my abs! It’s that time of year again when I actually build the self control to say no to sweets n drinks because next week I’m shooting my first fitness DVD as the lead! They will be free on YouTube for the first year and after that you will be able to buy it :) #eatclean #fitfluential #abs #instagramfitness #fitness #sarahfit #sfdietbet
Skinny Minnie Pilates Abs Workout | 5 minute Follow Along Routine
This quick ab workout is super challenging, featuring one of Boston’s hottest Pilates instructors Jennifer Phelan. Make sure to favorite the video so you can bookmark it to do 3 times this week! That’s a challenge.
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More Effective Abs & Inner Thigh Exercises
New video plus a little fitness fashion for you featuring Lorna Jane and Tieks! Want neon green ballet flats for your bar classes? You’ll want to check out Lauren’s plus her awesome sports bra from Hot Drop. It’s now October, but the Fall is the season to be fashionable.
PLUS Gangnam Bloopers
Also, during the filming of this video, it came to my attention that Lauren had not seen the Gangnam video yet! I had to show her and tried to do my best impression. I’m not a dancer but I tried my best. Watch to the end!
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4 Surprising Tips for Getting Flat Abs
1. Pick the right protein: Choosing a protein that is rice-, pea-, artichoke-, or hemp-based may be easier on the digestive tract than many lactose, whey, and milk proteins, which can cause some belly bloat. —Maria Pagano, R.D., exercise physiologist, and Tier 4 coaching manager
2. Breathe: High levels of cortisol, a stress hormone, can cause the body to deposit fat around the midsection. By lowering your stress levels, less cortisol is released. Taking a few five-minute breaks to relax and breathe throughout the day can significantly decrease cortisol. —Jesse Schwartzman, R.D., exercise physiologist, and Tier 4 coach
3. Focus on your hips: Chances are your hips are probably tight. That means you’re in a perpetual state of anterior pelvic tilt, where your back is slightly arched, creating slack in your abdominal wall—not very flattering. Loosening and opening the hips will help you change the position of the torso relative to the hips, so posture improves and abs engage as you go about your business throughout the day. —David Harris, vice president of personal training
4. Become a coffee connoisseur: Instead of adding flavor shots or creamers to your morning cup, experiment with different blends, types, and flavors. The antioxidants and phenols found in coffee might give your metabolism a boost and kick-start your digestive system. Varying the kind you drink can maximize these benefits. —Michael Olzinski, exercise physiologist and personal-training manager
Easy To Remember Flat Abs Routine, Plus a Gym Bag Giveaway from MTX Sports (by SarahsFabChannel)