01:57Do This EVERY Day for a Flat Lower Belly (GUARANTEED!)
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If you want to flatten your lower belly you actually have to do more than just diet. In this video, I’m going to show you how even if you create a caloric deficit you still might have a protruding lower abdomen because the muscles in this area, particularly the transverse abdominis, are not as toned and developed as they should be. 60% off all AX programs - http://athleanx.com/x/121-workouts Subscribe to this channel here - http://bit.ly/2b0coMW This is something that can be addressed however with something as simple as one move that can be done first thing in the morning for less than a minute. The exercise is called the stomach vacuum. This is an abdominal exercise you may associate with old time bodybuilders, but there is more value to it than preparing you to step on a stage you likely never had any desire to in the first place. The role of the transverse abdominis muscle is to act like your own internal weight belt. When contracted, it will shorten and in doing so, cinch down on the lower abdomen and tighten up your waist. The key to getting this right however is not simply to suck in your belly. That is not going to contract this muscle as it needs to be. Remember, the orientation of a muscle’s fibers will always tell you the preferred function of the muscle. Here, the fibers run east to west around your waist. When toned, this muscle will sit naturally tighter (ie. shorter) than it will when untrained and de-conditioned. Just like the upper back muscles will often
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