Things to keep in mind when exercising at home The big difference when practicing at home and when going to the gym, you will be guaranteed the best training conditions from: equipment and machinery to support the training process. There is a support coach to guide the exercises. The practice environment with many participants makes it easier to create an atmosphere of excitement… So when choosing to practice at home, to get the best effect, you need to pay attention to choosing the method that is really suitable for you and Note the following points: The ideal time to exercise at home is from 16:30 to 18:00. Exercise at home should be maintained regularly and regularly. Absolutely do not practice intermittently, so it will not be effective. Dead Bugs Exercise. Exercise V-Ups. Crab toe touches exercise. Make sure the training space is free of any obstacles and large enough for a variety of exercises. Choose to use the right shoes. Practice exercises with increasing intensity, from easy to difficult. Be careful not to overdo it. If you rush and exercise too much, it can lead to muscle and joint injury. With any physical activity, proper warm-up and stretching is important to reduce the risk of injury. Spend 10-15 minutes doing light movements to pump blood and warm up joints and muscles. Increasing intensity will increase your heart rate and make you sweat. Note, if you plan to focus on a certain muscle group, you should spend a lot of time warming up that muscle part. Practicing at home doesn’t have much excitement, so you get bored easily, the practice will not be effective. You can’t even build muscle if you just practice the same movements over and over again. Therefore, you should consider coordinating and flexibly changing exercises. Drink water before, during and after exercise to avoid cramps, fatigue. If you have to work out intensely or sweat a lot, consider sports drinks with electrolytes. Should increase foods rich in vitamin C, vitamin D, calcium, iron and electrolytes to avoid injury, support sports activities … After your workout, spend at least 5-10 minutes relaxing your whole body, doing light, low-intensity exercises for a long time to reduce muscle soreness, risk of stiffness, and future injury. Relaxing the body also allows the heart rate to gradually lower safely. After exercising, let the body rest for about half an hour and then have dinner. Quality sleep is very important. It affects recovery, metabolism, muscle growth, weight control, and mental health. One way to improve sleep is to eliminate any distractions like electronics, lights, and noise for at least 30 minutes before bed. Exercise Heel taps. Climbing exercises. How to exercise at home to get 6 pack abs Dead bug exercise: Lie on your back with your arms raised towards the ceiling, and at the same time bend your legs so that your thighs are vertical to your hips and your knees are bent at an angle of about 90 degrees. From that position, slowly straighten your right leg, lowering your left hand behind your head. Then return to the starting position and repeat the same thing for your left leg and right hand. With this exercise, you must always keep your back touching the floor. Don’t forget that your feet and hands should be a few centimeters off the ground. The exercise works on different parts of the body at the same time, thereby helping to strengthen the body and tone the abdominal muscles. Crab toe touches exercise: Sit down with knees bent and feet side by side. Put your hands behind your back, then lift your hips off the floor. Kick your right leg straight up and touch your right foot with your left hand. Return to the starting position and repeat the same thing with the left leg, right hand. If you want to double the effect, try to lift your butt as high as you can and always squeeze your core muscles. This is one of the best moves to work out the lower abs, glutes, and tendons. It can also help you develop impressive core strength, improve endurance, and boost metabolism. Heel taps exercise: Lie on your back with your arms next to your body. Next raise your legs and straighten them 90 degrees off the floor. From this position lower each leg in turn and touch the floor with your heels. Make sure your legs are perfectly straight and don’t rush. The slower the heel is brought down, the more effectively the lower abs are exercised. Doing this exercise at least 3 times a week will tone your abs, glutes, and hip muscles. This exercise also specifically targets the lower body and makes it more stable. V-Ups exercise: Lie on your back on the floor, legs straight and touching. From here, lift your body up with the help of your elbows. Raise your legs up to form a V from your torso. Hold this position for 5 seconds. Then slowly lower your legs, while supporting your upper body with your elbows. Note: Relax, do not strain the neck. The arms and legs should also not be bent. Remember to exhale as your body forms a V. Inhale as you lower yourself down. This exercise mainly works on the mid-abs. It also exercises the pelvic and intercostal muscles. These are the positions you need to work on to get your dream abs. Climbing Exercise: This pretend climb is a compound exercise that works many different muscle groups at the same time. This includes the glutes, quads, hamstrings, and core muscles in the abdomen. Start in a high-arm plank position with your hands shoulder-width apart and your legs straight. From here, bring your right knee up under your chest, then return to the starting position. Do the same thing with the left foot. It is important to keep your back straight and increase the speed slowly.

Cobra pose Lie face down on the mat, legs extended, toes down on the mat, forearms on the mat, shoulder height. Use force to push yourself up until your body is fully stretched. Hold for 10 seconds and then return to the starting position. Repeat the movement 8 times. Fish Pose Lie on your back, toes extended, arms relaxed along the body, palms facing down on the mat. Inhale, use your arms as a pillar to slowly lift your body up. Exhale slowly, tilting your head back as far as you can. Hold for 10 seconds and then slowly raise your head, lowering your body to the starting position. Repeat the movement 8 times. Bow Pose Lie on your stomach, legs straight, arms relaxed along the body. Slowly bend your knees toward your buttocks, grab your ankles with both hands and inhale, lift your body and legs off the ground, and then slowly exhale. Hold for 10 seconds and then return to the starting position. Repeat the movement 8 times. Chest-to-knee pose Lie on your back, arms and legs straight. Inhale, bend your knees, straighten your toes, squeeze together, hold your shins with both hands, press close to your chest, and then slowly exhale. Hold for 10 seconds and then return to the starting position. Repeat the movement 8 times. Diamond Pose Kneel on the mat, toes down, buttocks on the soles of feet, hands on knees, keeping back straight. Breathe deeply for 30 seconds. Repeat the movement 3 times. Cow Pose Kneel on the carpet, toes down, hands on the mat as a fulcrum. Inhale, raise your head, arch your back as much as you can, and then slowly exhale, lower your head, pull your stomach in, and push yourself up. Repeat the movement 8 times. Baby Pose Sit on your knees on the carpet, toes down, buttocks on the soles of your feet, hands on your thighs. Inhale, slowly bend forward so that your chest touches your knees, your forehead touches the carpet, your arms are stretched out in front of you, and then slowly exhale. Hold for 10 seconds and then return to the starting position. Repeat the movement 8 times. Downward dog pose Kneel with your feet and hands on the mat, knees hip-width apart, hands shoulder-width apart. Inhale, put force into your hands and feet, lift yourself up as high as you can, straighten your legs and arms, and then slowly exhale. Hold for 10 seconds and then return to the starting position. Repeat the movement 8 times. Plank pose Push up with your arms down on the mat, keeping your back and legs straight. Hold the pose for at least 15 seconds and then gradually increase the time for the following exercises. Happy baby pose Lie on your back on the mat, arms and legs straight. Inhale, raise your legs up high, knees toward your chest, shins straight up to the sky, grab your big toes with both hands, and then slowly exhale. Hold for 10 seconds and then return to the starting position. Repeat the movement 8 times.

This is a movement that works the entire upper and lower abdominal muscles – Lie on your back, legs straight. – Bend your elbows, place your hands above your head. Rotate to the right, bringing your left elbow toward your right knee as you bring your other leg into the air. – Remember to twist your body and stretch your abs when doing cycling. – Repeat 2. Advanced crunches – 30 seconds This is a great exercise to effectively tighten the upper and lower abs. – Lie on your back, arms extended. – As you exhale, bend over and raise your legs and arms into a cutlery pose. Slowly reverse this movement, lowering your legs and torso until you’re lying flat again. 3. Lie down kicking scissor legs – 30 seconds This is an exercise that works the muscles, especially the lower abs and hip muscles. – Lie on your back on the floor or on a bench. – Raise both legs. Tighten your lower abs to lift one leg up. – Switch legs, lower legs 3-5 cm off the ground. 4. One-leg push-ups and one-arm raises – 30 seconds This is an exercise that works all the muscles of the body. Start in a regular push-up position. – Raise your left leg and right hand and squeeze your glutes. Continue to push up and then switch arms and legs to the other side. Hold for 2-3 seconds. 5. Plank split leg jump – 30 seconds With this exercise, the leg and buttock muscle groups will work. In addition, it helps to strengthen muscles and upper body. – From a regular plank position, stretch and jump your legs as shown. – Repeat the opposite movement, bringing the feet together, stretch the muscles. 6. Crunches – 30 seconds This is one of the most popular and basic abdominal exercises. – Lay up. – Stretch your legs. – Cross your arms in front of your chest. You can also place your fingertips behind your neck or head if that feels more comfortable. – Raise your head and shoulder blades off the ground. Exhale as you rise. – Hold for 2-3 seconds before returning to the original position. 7. Front thigh kick – 30 seconds This exercise is a great way to strengthen the thigh muscles and improve knee mobility. Sit on the floor or on a bench with your legs extended in front of you. Place your hands in front of you and slowly lean back. Tighten your abs as you pull your legs. You can hug your knees a little for stability if needed. – Push the leg back again to complete the movement. 8. High crunches – 30 seconds This exercise will strengthen the entire body as well as the upper and lower body muscle groups. – Perform a squat position. – Slowly bring your arms forward, one at a time. – Move your arms forward as far as you can. – Hold for 2-3 seconds before bringing your hands back to the original position. 9. Advanced crunches – 30 seconds This move will tone the abdominal muscles. Perform a sit-up position, making sure your lower back is not arched and your abs tight. Bring one arm out in front of you, stretching your body for stability. Slowly stretch your muscles and reach your arms down, while lifting your hips up as you stretch. – Touch the opposite knee with your hand. – Bring your arms back to the starting position. Repeat on the other side. 10. Shallow swimming – 30 seconds This is not only an exercise that helps to strengthen the body, but also trains the back and butt muscles. Lie on your stomach and squeeze your glutes as much as you can, lifting both legs off the ground. Bring your hands forward, keeping your palms facing down a few centimeters off the ground. – Raise your arms and legs in the air, squeezing all the muscles from your shoulders down to your butt – Repeat with the other arm.

Exercises in the lying position Flexion and extension of the ankle joint: Lie on your back on a bed or exercise table, straighten your legs, raise your left leg off the bed about 30-50 degrees, then practice stretching the ankle joint, then flex the ankle joint to the maximum 10-15 times. Bring the left leg back to the starting position, and do the same for the right leg. Rotate the ankle joint: Lie on your back on a bed or exercise table, straighten your legs, raise your left leg off the bed about 30-50 degrees, then practice rotating the ankle joint from right to left and then from left to right 10-15 times. Bring the left leg back to the starting position and then do the same with the right leg. Cross your legs: Lie on your back on a bed or exercise table, straighten your legs, then lift your legs off the bed and practice crossing the left leg over the right leg and then the right leg over the left leg alternately 10-15 times. Then bring your legs back to their original position on the bed. Cycling: Lie on your back on a bed or exercise table, raise your legs off the bed, flex your hips and knees, then practice like pedaling a bicycle with both legs 10-15 times. Then bring your legs back to the original position on the bed. Exercises in the sitting position Leg lift: The practitioner sits on a chair of appropriate height, with both feet close to the floor, ankle joints, knee joints, and hip joints perpendicular; straight back; Body weight is evenly distributed on both buttocks and legs. Then alternately lift the right foot off the floor, straighten the right leg, then bring the right leg back to the starting position, do the same with the left leg, 10-15 times each, then practice with both foot. Tiptoe: The practitioner sits on a chair with the appropriate height as in the exercise above, then performs heel-to-toe exercises, alternating left and right legs, then both legs at the same time, doing 10-15 reps as follows: so. Flexion and extension of the ankle joint: The practitioner sits on a chair as in the above exercise, then lifts the left leg off the floor, straightens it, then exercises to flex and extend the left ankle joint to the maximum (full range of motion) 10-15 times, then bring the left leg Return to the original position, repeat the same exercise for the right leg 10-15 times. Rotate the ankle joint: The practitioner sits on a chair, feet are placed on the floor about 20 cm apart, then lifts the toes of the right foot off the floor with only the heel close to the floor and then rotates the ankle joint inward and outward from 10-15 reps, then do the same for the left leg and both legs. Bend and stretch the legs alternately: The practitioner sits on a chair, then alternately lifts each leg off the floor, flexes the ankle joint, knee joint, and hip joint, then straightens that leg, bringing it back to the original position, continue like this 10- 15 times, do the same with the other leg. Practice 2-3 times a day. Exercises can help reduce varicose veins and prevent complications. Exercises in the standing position Flexion and extension of the ankle joint: The patient stands, lifts one leg off the floor, and then exercises to flex and extend the ankle joint to the maximum from 10-15 times. Stand back to the starting position, lift the other foot off the floor and perform the same exercise as with the leg. Rotate the ankle joint: The patient stands, lifts one leg off the floor, straightens that leg, then exercises to rotate the ankle joint from the inside to the outside and from the outside to the inside for 10-15 times, then return the foot to the original position on the floor and continue. Do the same exercise for the other leg. Exercise 2-3 times a week. Raise your feet in place: The patient stands, then takes 15-20 steps in place by making the steps higher than usual. Sit down and stand on tiptoes: The patient stands upright, can hold onto something nearby if needed, then sits down as if half squatting, then straightens up again, then tiptoes to stand on top of the toes, and then Sit down, repeat 10-15 times. Toe-walking: The patient stands upright, then raises both heels to stand on the toes, then walks about 15-20 steps with the toes (toes). Walking on heels: The patient stands upright, then raises the toes to stand on both heels, then walks about 15-20 steps on the heels. If you have to stand for a long time from 30 minutes to 1 hour, you should do the above exercises 1 time. Exercises can help reduce varicose veins and prevent complications. Exercises should be done regularly, gently, with full range of motion; Do not rush, do not hold your breath while practicing. Practice 2-3 times a day. Other exercises In addition to the above exercises, forms of exercise such as swimming, walking, brisk walking, jogging, aerobics, dancing, are also very good for health and also for the vascular system.

This is the fastest exercise to lose belly fat, but very simple and easy to do. Most people can apply. Implementation Guide: Lie on your back on the training mat, keeping your hands parallel. – Breathe in gently, kick the legs upwards, pay attention to the legs create a 45 degree angle together. – Should do this 15-20 times each night before going to bed. 2. Twisting exercises The body twisting exercise helps to impact strongly on the waist, upper abdomen, lower abdomen to release excess fat on the waist, reduce belly fat quickly. You should regularly practice this movement every day to get the health you want. Implementation Guide: – Lie straight with arms and legs. Collect 2 legs, then turn the whole body to the left. Return to the original position, then turn the whole body to the right again. 3. Exercises impact on the lower back A direct impact on the lumbar region, the abdomen will help reduce belly fat quickly. Please work hard to practice this movement, you will definitely get the waist as expected. Implementation Guide: – Sit upright. – First, straighten left leg straight to the practice floor, right leg flexed, arm on the floor, other hand raised to shoulder height. Then return to balance and repeat the movement with the opposite side. Do this 10 reps on each side. With the above movements, you need to be persistent in practicing for a long time to see the effect. If you are too lazy to go to the gym and still want to lose weight, try these 3 simple moves.

Sleeping position helps you to have a fresh face with no wrinkles We need to get used to it lie on your back while sleeping . Because this pose has many advantages such as: your spine is tense as your body relaxes without any stress or pressure. If your neck area gets tight, this can lead to headaches. In addition, lying on your back while sleeping not only helps to stay healthy, but also helps to preserve your beauty. Research has shown that sleeping face-to-face with a pillow causes wrinkles to appear due to gravity. This will not happen when you sleep on your back. To make your supine position more comfortable, you should choose an orthopedic pillow. Leg pillows help relax the spine Sleeping on your back is both beautiful and healthy. But in order to maintain correct posture, you will have to touch a fairly hard surface. To offload this, place a small pillow under your knee. It will help you to keep the natural curves of your neck and back. Sleep without pillows Pillows were invented to support the body while sleeping. But those who like to lie on their stomach should probably ignore it. Scientists have concluded that sleeping on their stomach causes the spine to appear unnatural and the pillow, in this case, makes the situation worse. To reduce the stress of sleeping in this position, it’s best to sleep on a flat surface. If you find it difficult to get used to, put a small cushion under your forehead, it will help you breathe easier. Usually, sleeping on your stomach is considered the most unhealthy position for the body. But those who are used to this pose can use a thin cushion under the abdomen and hips, which will help maintain the natural position of the spine. Alternatively, try using a flat pillow for your head and consider opting to sleep without a pillow. Pillow Lying on your side is much more helpful if you use an extra pillow. You must have seen special pillows for pregnant women. They provide additional support to the body, thus eliminating tension from the hips and waist. This effect can be applied to anyone. Pillows that fill the space between the body and the mattress restore the natural position of the spine. Invite readers to watch the video “Japanese style sleeping cafe for the office world”. Source: VTV24. Fetal position This pose seems to be the most comfortable. Whenever we think of a warm bed, we immediately have a desire to curl up. has advantages: thanks to the correct curl, the joints open up. Embryonic posture can be good for people with disc herniation. Sleep hugging each other It’s great that you can hug your loved one to sleep. And this sleeping position is also good for your health. According to research, hugs promote oxytocin production, which reduces arterial pressure. This means that it reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease. Above all, sleeping together brings a feeling of intimacy and increases the level of trust between the two of you. All you need to do is split the blanket and enjoy the sleep.

Beautiful slim legs are always the goal that girls constantly pursue, especially in the summer, every girl wants to have long, slim legs to wear short and short skirts. In addition to the girls who are born with long, toned legs, the “legged” legs should maintain the foot-specific movements to have the desired legs. The Japanese coach (@MuscleWatching Youtube channel) instructs the girls 4 movements focusing on legs, thighs and lower abdomen for girls who are lazy. Spend 8 minutes a day doing these 4 movements, after a short time you will see a marked change in your belly and thighs. Exercises to help slim legs. Start off by lying flat on the yoga mat, lying with your hips touching the ground, with your lower back on the floor. Then there are 4 exercises specifically for your legs and lower abdomen. The movement is exclusively for inactive girls, because you do not need to change position too much, still impacting the muscles in the abdomen and helping the thighs to be slimmer. 1. Lie on your back with legs apart (60 seconds) The first movement keeps the warm up position, using the abdominal muscles to lift the legs perpendicular to the floor. Then begin to separate the legs to the sides, pay attention to practice while breathing evenly. Do this for 60 seconds. Simple as that, at the beginning, it will be quite tiring, the movements directly impact the lower abdominal muscles and thighs, so they pay attention to maintain it regularly every day. 2. Lie on your back with each leg apart (60 seconds) Switch to movement 2, do not separate the legs on both sides, but do one by one: 30 seconds on the left and 30 seconds on the right. Keep one leg fixed, the other leg apart, you can do 30 seconds on each side or split the 60 seconds into 4 reps, two for each side. 3. Lie on your back with your feet tilted (60 seconds) The third move is almost the same as the first one, but with a slightly different left and right tilt. Note that when you tilt your legs, you need to stick your back and hips to the floor. 4. Lie on your back with your legs crossed (60 seconds) The last is the cross-legged movement. Similar to the above 3 movements, the last one still keeps the legs perpendicular to the floor, but does not tilt or split the legs but cross the legs together. All 4 movements are directly impacted on the abdominal muscles and thighs, so during the exercise you will feel tired and quite tight in these 2 parts. After completing these 4 movements, you return to practice one more round. 8 minutes a day to have toned abs and slim thighs, the exercise is really necessary for everyone, not just lazy girls. Source: Youtube

Half-body twisted sitting posture

This yoga asana massages the abdominal organs and stimulates digestion. To do this, sit with your feet spread out on the floor or on a yoga mat. Raise your right leg and place your right foot on the side of the edge of your left knee. Squeeze your left leg and place your left foot on the side of the outer right hip. As you inhale, push down on your hip bones and stretch your spine. Put your right arm back, extend your left arm up. As you exhale, twist your body to the right, hold your knee with your left arm or hook your elbow behind your left knee. Continue to stretch your spine as you inhale and twist from your upper abdomen as you exhale. Hold for 5-8 breaths. Exhale and return to starting position. Repeat on the other side.

Lying position twisting the spine

Lie on your back with your arms aside in a T-position with palms facing the floor. Bend one leg at the knee while keeping shoulder level, gently let the folded leg drop to the other leg, hold the position for a few breaths, then repeat on the opposite side.

Crescent moon pose twisted variation

Step right foot forward so that the right knee and right ankle form a line perpendicular to the floor and left leg straight. Put your hands up in front of your chest in a prayer position. Keeping the pivot leg level, turn to the right, lift right elbow up and bring left elbow out of right knee. Hold for 5-10 breaths, then repeat with the other side. This posture has the effect of increasing intestinal motility.

Cobra pose.

Cobra pose

Lie on your stomach with your toes stretched out against the floor. Place palms on the floor on either side, next to shoulder. Use force to press your thighs and hips close to the floor. Raise your head slightly and slowly tilt your neck back. Press your palms down on the floor, gently lift your shoulders and upper body, holding for several breaths. Relax and lower yourself back to the floor.

Footrest posture on the wall

Sit on the back floor as close to the wall as possible. Slowly lower your back to the floor, then push your hips as close to the wall as possible. Raise the foot on the wall. With your head resting on the floor, your hands can be in a free, comfortable position. Hold this position for as long as possible. Relax and gently turn to the side to stand up.

Air discharge posture

Lie on your back with your knees bent toward your chest. Put your hands on or around the shin. Take a deep breath, and gently press your back to the floor, gently lifting your shoulders to bring your chin to your knees while pulling your knees to your chest. Hold for a few breaths, then release, return to starting position. Posture helps the body release air, repel constipation.

Bow pose

This posture strengthens all the muscles in the abdomen, which is great for people with bloating and digestion problems as it puts pressure on the abdomen. This is one of the more advanced poses, so exercise caution and don’t over-press your body.

To do bow pose: lie on your stomach, bend your knees. Reach your arms back and clasp your ankles if you can. Gently lift your chest comfortably off the floor, using the tension between your arms and legs, trying to lift your thighs and upper body off the floor. Hold for a few seconds, then release.

Diamond pose

Get on your knees, legs stretched back and keep your feet together. Pasterns are straight, soles of the feet facing the sky. Two big toes touching. Lower your body slowly so that your buttocks are on the heels and thighs on the calves. Put your hands on your knees, eyes forward. Head and back straight. Direct your attention to each breath. Breathe in deeply through your nose and exhale slowly through your mouth. At the same time, be fully aware of how you breathe. Feel each breath as you inhale and exhale. This is an action you can do right after a meal. This movement helps to regulate the metabolic process to take place stably and continuously, to lighten the mind, relax, to help digest food, prevent constipation. In addition to post-meal practice, can practice anywhere, anytime.