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1. motivation prepare more, do not stand just 1-2 months. (can be overcome by referring friends or boyfriend seingin reply, reply if I can possibly understand a little more, or has formed muscle belly)

2. notice your stomach when sitting, if there is still bending-bending, is still a lot of fat, not muscle look, start by burning fat, it can with running or cycling.

if it is flat, can be started with exercise:

Sit-up (exercise for the upper abdominal muscles)
Sit down and flex the foot dikarpet, Cross my arms
Tighten the stomach, then lower your body down, hold briefly, then returned to the starting position.
Do not make a move until the back touches the floor.
Do the movements slow and controlled.
On returning to the starting position remains toned abdominal muscles and feel the pressure on the abdominal muscles as the body’s position close to the thighs.
For reps can try 15-50 cents depending on how many times can loe but to set I did not have too much.

Leg raises (Exercise for lower abdominal muscles)
Lie on a flat bench and hold hands at the end of the bench behind your head. With legs slightly bent position, lift the legs to form a 45 degree angle.
Hold a moment and then slowly return to starting position. Keep your feet do not touch the bench.

Side to side (Exercise for abdominal muscles side)
Stand up straight with both hands holding a dumbbell. The position of the hands straight at his sides.
Slowly move your body to the left side of the abdomen muscles to feel the pressure. Hold briefly, return to the starting position.
Slowly move your body to the right side of the stomach muscles to feel the pressure.
Return to starting position.
As the body moves to the side keeping your body upright and not bent or leaning forward.
“Be careful not too tired and avoid the burden is too heavy, because if too heavy can cause injury to the waist.”

3. keep eating, pake guidelines, always.once a day origin a few eat 5-6 times. multiply eating fruits and vegetables.

good practice