Practicing with stars: 12 minutes of yoga with Quynh Nga

Women who are on their ‘strawberry picking’ period or even those who are having headaches due to weather changes can also do this yoga exercise for the waist and buttocks.

In the Northern VFC universe, perhaps Pham Quynh Nga will be the actress ranked first in the list of People with the most perfect body. Although this year has been 32 “pots of banh chung”, but her body is still young and beautiful like a girl in her twenties. It is also because of that advantage that 8X beauties are often “tailored to make shoes” for “small tam” roles with high requirements for fiery, flamboyant bodies. Quynh Nga holds the No.1 position when confidently taking off her pants waistband to show off her toned waist. The sister association has seen many times before, short videos sharing small exercises at Quynh Nga’s gym. However, currently, all gyms are temporarily closed to strictly comply with the 5K regulations to prevent the epidemic, so once again, the actress shares tips to practice at home. Notably, this exercise only takes place in just over 12 minutes, including warm-up, but has a deep and effective impact on the waist and buttocks. Women who are suffering from bone and joint problems, have a “strawberry fall” period or even have a headache due to weather changes can also practice without fear of being affected. Now choose a space, spread the millet rug and let’s get started! Part 1 – Ancient Boots You perform the movement of turning your neck evenly in all directions, and at the same time reaching your hands up to stretch the joints of the neck, shoulders, hands and bucket. Meanwhile, you can do this warm-up in a sitting position with legs crossed like Quynh Nga or standing with two feet wide. This neck warm-up takes 1 minute 30 seconds. Next, you need to warm up the intercostal muscles and lats by placing one hand on the ground and slowly bringing the other hand to stretch in the opposite direction. Notice how your eyes follow your hands, and breathe deeply and evenly. Do each side for 10-15 seconds. Part 2 – Warming up the buttocks and thighs Next, step one foot forward so that when you lower your hips, your legs form a 90-degree angle, and at the same time, your hands are on your hips, and your back is straight. Breathe deeply and practice slowly to feel your glutes and thighs being burned flexibly. Repeat up and down 5-10 times. Immediately after that, you extend the instep of your foot straight, close to the ground, and at the same time extend the supporting leg and twist the hand against the thigh so that your back is fully stretched. The movement is done until you feel the muscle is soft and change to the other leg. Part 3 – Burning butt and thighs We’re done with the warm-up and on to the acceleration, reaching the finish line. You need to stand with feet wide, about shoulder-width apart, and then slowly bend one knee, lowering your hips. Pay attention to feel the glutes and thighs, try to tighten the abdomen so that the body does not fall forward too much. You can extend your hands parallel to your face for balance. Do the movement for about 45 seconds. Next, you need to warm up the hamstrings by spreading your legs wide, bending deeply into the ground. Then bend your knees, lower your hips, and twist your body slightly to loosen your back. Repeat between the two sides until you feel comfortable. Part 4 – Tighten your waist You can clip a sponge between your feet like Quynh Nga or you can’t have one. This exercise is also known as lying leg raise, which means you lie on your back, position your back in a natural hammock position, then inhale deeply and slowly raise your legs to the ground and lower them. Note, the more feet do not touch the ground, the more energy you will burn. Perform the movement for 45-60 seconds. Next, you bend your legs and take turns using your hands to reach your ankles continuously on both sides. Try to lift your head and shoulders up to burn as much energy. Part 5 – Plank Continuity Plank is one of the high calorie burning exercises at home. The plank moves Quynh Nga teaches can be mentioned as side plank, high plank, classic plank or even twisted plank. You can rest between sets for 5-10 seconds. Perform side plank for about 30 seconds or 60 seconds on each side depending on the health of each person. Remember to tighten your stomach, squeeze your butt to keep your back straight. Then, come to plank hands and plank elbows. The difficulty will be raised and the energy burned more. Watch the full clip of the episode here.