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Flat Stomach Exercises

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With so many peo­ple obsessed with their looks and want­ing to be skinny, they want to know what flat stom­ach exer­cises that are going to give them the tummy that they want. They want to know the flat stom­ach exer­cises that they can do to get them look­ing the way that they want to look. But with so much dif­fer­ent and con­flict­ing advice on the Inter­net and on the tele­vi­sion, many don’t know what to believe and where to turn.

 

flat stomach exercises
 

So here are some of the best stom­ach exer­cises that any­one can do in order to get that nice flat stom­ach that you want.

  • Stom­ach Vac­uum – The great thing about this exer­cise is that it can be done any­where – at work, at home, even when you are watch­ing tele­vi­sion. It doesn’t require any equip­ment at all. All you have to do is exhale your breath com­pletely and then suck in your stom­ach. Hold the posi­tion for 10–20 sec­onds before releas­ing. Do this five times and work your way up. This is some­thing that is easy to do and doesn’t require any expen­sive equip­ment. Just your own breath and your own body.
  • Crunch – This is the exer­cise that most peo­ple think about when they think about stom­ach exer­cises. It’s done while lay­ing on your back, bend­ing your knees, and with your feet flat on the ground. Cross your arms over the chest and tighten the stom­ach mus­cles as your raise the blades of your shoul­ders off the ground. Make sure that you are using the mus­cles of your stom­ach to lift the body and crunch the ribcage down toward the hips.
  • Reverse Crunch – This is another form of the crunch. It is done lay­ing on your back but your arms are by your sides and flat. Your legs are bent at the knee and your feet are up approx­i­mately 6 inches up off the ground. Your knees are pulled upward and inward toward your torso and your behind should be com­ing up off the ground. Lower your legs to their orig­i­nal posi­tion and then repeat the exer­cise. Con­tinue this motion for as many times as you want to do the exercise.
  • Chair Leg Lifts – This exer­cise is done while sit­ting on a good chair with your hands placed on the arms of the chair. Make sure your back stays straight and your mus­cles of your stom­ach are tight. Lift up your knees toward your chest, hold that posi­tion for five sec­onds and lower them back to the ground.
  • Pelvic Thrusts – This exer­cise is done while on your back and bend­ing your knees. Place your arms on the ground and tighten up your stom­ach. Lift the pelvis sky­ward and keep the lower part of your back still on the ground. Done cor­rectly, this should be felt in the lower part of your stomach.
  • Oblique Crunch – This is another exer­cise which is done while lay­ing face up on the floor, knees bent and feet on the ground and flat. Put your right ankle on your left knee with your hands laced behind the head, use the mus­cles of your stom­ach to lift your left shoul­der up off the ground, twist your body and move your left shoul­der toward your opposite(right knee). Do this step again with the other side.
  • Crunch, Straight Leg style – This is done on the ground lay­ing face up with your legs straight. Putting your hands and lock­ing them behind the head, lift the shoul­ders off the ground. Raise your legs up until there’s a 90 degree angle cre­ated with your body. Lower the legs slowly to just 6–12 inches above the ground and repeat process.

These seven stom­ach exer­cises are great ways to make your stom­ach flat. They are going to help you to get in shape and feel­ing bet­ter about your body and the way that it looks. But these exer­cises are not going to do it alone. There are other things that you have to do in order to get the results you are look­ing for.

  • Eat Right – The first thing that you have to do is to make sure that you are eat­ing right. Just because you are exer­cis­ing it doesn’t mean that you can eat what­ever you want to eat. Eat meat that is lean, eat lots of fruits and veg­eta­bles, and watch the soda and the alco­hol, because they are going to wreak havoc with your diet and your insulin levels.
  • Drink Water – The sec­ond thing that you have to do is to make sure that you are drink­ing enough water. You don’t want to become dehy­drated and a good sup­ply of water is impor­tant when you are exer­cis­ing. So drink lots of water and make sure that your body is get­ting the flu­ids and refresh­ment that it needs. It will make a dif­fer­ence in how you do with exercising.
  • Sleep – The final thing that you want to do is to make sure that you are get­ting enough sleep. When you are exer­cis­ing, you are using up the reserves that you have in your body, so get­ting a good night’s sleep is impor­tant. It will help your body to recover and give your mus­cles a rest. A good night’s sleep will also get you ready for the next day and allow you to exer­cise more effi­ciently and bet­ter because of it.

As you can see, there are a lot of fac­tors that go into get­ting a tighter tummy than just stom­ach exer­cises. Stom­ach exer­cises are impor­tant, yes, but eat­ing the right kinds of food, drink­ing enough water, and get­ting the proper amount of sleep is also just as impor­tant as the exer­cises that you are doing.

Remem­ber that you should start out slow and build up the exer­cises, espe­cially if you aren’t used to exer­cis­ing. Oth­er­wise you could injure your­self and set you back even far­ther. With this arti­cle, you have the infor­ma­tion that you need to get started on your way to a slim­mer stomach.

 

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How To Seduce a Woman

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You’ve man­aged to break the ice with the beau­ti­ful woman sit­ting beside you at the local bar. The con­ver­sa­tion is inter­est­ing and you’re under the impres­sion that she’s attracted to you. Now how do you get past the intro­duc­tion stage and straight into bed? You’ve tried all the approaches for seduc­ing beau­ti­ful women: the nice-guy rou­tine, the shy-guy rou­tine and the mysterious-guy rou­tine. But none of these tech­niques have worked and your dream girl is still timid about mak­ing love with you. It’s time to try the Latin Lover rou­tine. One of the best tech­niques for pick­ing up women and seduc­ing them is to talk sexy. Sim­ply spice up your con­ver­sa­tion with a few seduc­tive phrases. Stages of Seduction

Ver­bally let­ting women know that you are sex­ual is great for hint­ing that you’re the fun, excit­ing, hot lover that they’ve always fan­ta­sized about — their Don Juan. This may sound insane, but it’s true. Of course most girls will never admit to lik­ing crude men. Many of them even pre­tend to be offended by sexy talk, but that’s often just a front to cam­ou­flage their naughty desires. If you didn’t tickle their fan­cies with sen­sual con­ver­sa­tion, they’d prob­a­bly be bored out of their wits.

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Women get just as excited about sex as men do. This shouldn’t come as a shock because women have come a long way sex­u­ally. They have learned that they have the same right to sex­ual free­dom that men have. Do you think they sit around on Fri­day nights think­ing of what type of sweater they should knit and wear to the weekly book club meet­ing? Of course not, they sit at home and think about how ter­rific it would feel to have sex with a hot lover. Here are just a few exam­ples of the com­ments I received from women I interviewed:

  • A few months ago, I hadn’t dated a guy for a long time. I was very excited. In fact, I was dying to have sex. If a nice man had approached me, I would have gone to bed with him right away. It’s a shame no one approached me.”

 

  • What men don’t seem to real­ize is that most girls are look­ing for a good sex­ual rela­tion­ship just as much as [men] are. If a man is hon­est, sin­cere and shows an inter­est in me as a woman, then I feel like hav­ing sex with him.”

 

  • Sure women get horny. Some­times, I go home and read a sexy romance book because I don’t have a sexy man around. But believe me, I’d much rather be hav­ing sex than read­ing about it!”

You see, women also have strong sex­ual urges. They love sex just as much as men do. And if they don’t have it for a while — espe­cially if they’ve got­ten used to it — it makes them extremely antsy. So the next time you’re won­der­ing whether or not to pick up a cer­tain woman, remem­ber that it may have been a long time since she’s been to bed with a man. She may be horny and if you play your cards right, you might be the lucky duck she decides to unleash her sex­ual frus­tra­tions on!

The rou­tine

If you talk like a Sun­day school teacher, you’ll only impress nuns and grand­moth­ers. The rewards of sexy talk are far greater than the risks. Being sexy and provoca­tive with women really turns them on. It will get them excited about you. So use your sex­ual lingo and believe me, you’ll get slapped a lot less than you think.

Think of it this way: if a woman told you that you had a sexy walk, sen­sual shoul­ders or great legs, it would really turn you on. Well women are sex­ual crea­tures too. Why do you think they wear skin-tight, reveal­ing clothes? Just to look pretty? Don’t be gullible. Women show men their cleav­age and behinds to stim­u­late them because they know that if their bod­ies are well pack­aged, men will try to get their hands all over them.

A word of cau­tion: not all women will respond to this type of talk with sex­ual pas­sion. Some of them have to be warmed up first, while oth­ers are as cold as ice and just can­not be thawed. This means that you must dis­crim­i­nate whom you talk sexy to and how quickly you start. Don’t be a prude, but if a woman doesn’t show any inter­est, stop pes­ter­ing her. Respect her deci­sion; you don’t want to be accused of sex­ual harassment.

Talk­ing sexy doesn’t mean pulling out the script from Deb­bie Does Dal­las and act­ing it out. Remem­ber that women are soft and sen­si­tive crea­tures so you can talk dirty, but in a sexy, roman­tic manner.

The Rules

  • Make her feel com­fort­able and safe.
  • Com­pli­ment her on the less obvi­ous body parts such as her ears, neck, arms, hair, hands, and lips.
  • Notice the lit­tle things about her and let her know what you think.
  • Give her all the atten­tion and make her feel like she’s on top of your world. Don’t look at other women.
  • Silence is golden. Don’t talk too much about your­self and con­cen­trate on her.

Start­ing Sexy Lines

  • Last night I had the best dream of my life and you were in it…” Make it sound like it really happened.
  • Talk about each other’s fantasies.
  • Imply sex; “Cook­ing break­fast for her.”
  • Talk about her favorite sex­ual position.

Of course, actions def­i­nitely speak louder than words, so be pre­pared to back up your sexy talk if she’s into the conversation.

Now get it on!

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Yes Walking: Trim Your Waistline, Improve Your Health

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Walk­ing is a low-impact exer­cise with numer­ous health ben­e­fits. Here’s how to get started.

By Mayo Clinic staff

Walk­ing is a gen­tle, low-impact exer­cise that can ease you into a higher level of fit­ness and health. Walk­ing is a form of exer­cise acces­si­ble to just about every­body. It’s safe, sim­ple and doesn’t require prac­tice. And the health ben­e­fits are many. Here’s more about why walk­ing is good for you, and how to get started with a walk­ing program.

Ben­e­fits of walking

Walk­ing, like other exer­cise, can help you achieve a num­ber of impor­tant health ben­e­fits. Walk­ing can help you:

  • Lower low-density lipopro­tein (LDL) cho­les­terol (the “bad” cholesterol)
  • Raise high-density lipopro­tein (HDL) cho­les­terol (the “good” cholesterol)
  • Lower your blood pressure
  • Reduce your risk of or man­age type 2 diabetes
  • Man­age your weight
  • Improve your mood
  • Stay strong and fit

All it takes to reap these ben­e­fits is a rou­tine of brisk walk­ing. It doesn’t get much sim­pler than that. And you can for­get the “no pain, no gain” talk. Research shows that reg­u­lar, brisk walk­ing can reduce the risk of heart attack by the same amount as more vig­or­ous exer­cise, such as jogging.

Prepa­ra­tion helps avoid injury

Walk­ing isn’t as likely to lead to injuries as other types of exer­cise. Still, take time to pre­pare your­self to pre­vent injuries, such as blis­ters or mus­cle pain.

Get the right gear
Be sure to wear com­fort­able footwear. Choose shoes with proper arch sup­port, a firm heel and thick flex­i­ble soles to cush­ion your feet and absorb shock. Before you buy a new pair, be sure to walk in them in the store.

Also dress in loos­e­fit­ting, com­fort­able cloth­ing and in lay­ers if you need to adjust to chang­ing tem­per­a­ture. If you walk out­side, choose clothes appro­pri­ate for the weather. Avoid rub­ber­ized mate­ri­als, as they don’t allow per­spi­ra­tion to evap­o­rate. Wear bright col­ors or reflec­tive tape after dark so that motorists can see you.

Use proper tech­nique
Walk­ing is a great exer­cise because it’s so sim­ple to do. But using the cor­rect pos­ture and move­ments is essential.

Warm up
Spend about five min­utes walk­ing slowly to warm up your mus­cles. You can walk in place if you want. Increase your pace until you feel warm.

Stretch
After warm­ing up, stretch your mus­cles before walk­ing. Include the calf stretch, quadri­ceps stretch, ham­string stretch and side (ili­otib­ial) stretch.

Cool down after each walk­ing ses­sion
To reduce stress on your heart and mus­cles, end each walk­ing ses­sion by walk­ing slowly for about five min­utes. Then, repeat your stretches.

Get­ting started: Focus on the basics

As you get started, remem­ber to:

  • Start slow and easy. If you’re a sea­soned walker, keep doing what you’re doing. If you’ve been inac­tive and tire eas­ily, it’s best to start slow and easy. At first, walk only as far or as fast as you find com­fort­able. If you can walk for only a few min­utes, let that be your start­ing point. For exam­ple, you might try short daily ses­sions of five to 10 min­utes and slowly build up to 15 min­utes twice a week. Then, over sev­eral weeks’ time, you can grad­u­ally work your way up to 30 to 60 min­utes of walk­ing most days each week.
  • Mea­sure the inten­sity of your work­out. As you walk, mea­sure the inten­sity of your work­out by check­ing your heart rate. Know­ing your heart rate allows you to increase the inten­sity to max­i­mize your work­out or slow down to avoid over­do­ing it.To find out if you’re exer­cis­ing within the range of your tar­get heart rate, stop walk­ing to check your pulse man­u­ally at your wrist (radial artery) or neck (carotid artery). Another option is to wear an elec­tronic device that dis­plays your heart rate. Read More →

6 Benefits of Running

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Run­ning in Rio

Every­one knows that run­ning is a great way to get into shape, but did you know that it can ben­e­fit almost every part of your body, as well as lift your mood? Run­ning is incred­i­bly effec­tive at mak­ing you health­ier in a num­ber of ways.  While it may not be everybody’s favorite form of exer­cise, know­ing what it can do for your life just may make you look at run­ning in an entirely new light.

Improve Your Health

Believe it or not, run­ning is actu­ally a great way to increase your over­all level of health.  Research shows that run­ning can raise your lev­els of good cho­les­terol while also help­ing you increase lung func­tion and use.  In addi­tion, run­ning can also boost your immune sys­tem and lower your risk of devel­op­ing blood clots.

Pre­vent Disease

For women, run­ning can actu­ally help to lower your risk of breast can­cer.  It can also help reduce the risk of hav­ing a stroke.  Many doc­tors today rec­om­mend run­ning for peo­ple who are in the early stages of dia­betes, high blood pres­sure, and osteo­poro­sis, and it is proven to help reduce the risk of hav­ing a heart attack.  By help­ing the arter­ies retain their elas­tic­ity and strength­en­ing the heart, your chances of suf­fer­ing a heart attack can be sig­nif­i­cantly reduced.

Lose Weight

 

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Run­ning is one of the best forms of exer­cise for los­ing or main­tain­ing a con­sis­tent weight.  You will find that it is a lead­ing way to burn off extra calo­ries and that it is the sec­ond most effec­tive exer­cise in terms of calo­ries burned per minute, fol­low­ing only after cross coun­try skiing.

Boost Your Confidence

Not all of the ben­e­fits of run­ning are phys­i­cal.  Run­ning can pro­vide an notice­able boost to your con­fi­dence and self-esteem.  By set­ting and achiev­ing goals, you can help give your­self a greater sense of empow­er­ment that will leave you feel­ing much happier.

Relieve Stress

Stress can actu­ally cause a num­ber of health and mood prob­lems.  It can also dimin­ish appetite and sleep qual­ity.  When you run, you force your body to exert excess energy and hor­mones.  Run­ning also helps to reduce your chances of devel­op­ing ten­sion headaches.

Elim­i­nate Depression

When you are depressed, the last thing you likely want to do is to get up and go for a run.  Yet you will find that after only a few min­utes of run­ning, your brain will start to secrete hor­mones that nat­u­rally improve your mood.  In fact, there are few things in the world that can bet­ter or more rapidly treat depres­sion than exer­cise such as run­ning.

It may seem sur­pris­ing to learn all of the dif­fer­ent ways that run­ning can improve your health, but the truth of the mat­ter is that these are only a few of the many ben­e­fits that it can offer to your body.  Run­ning really is incred­i­bly ben­e­fi­cial to the body, mind, and spirit, and you will find that even short runs can leave you feel­ing more ener­gized, more focused, and bet­ter able to enjoy all that life has to offer.

 

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LeBron James is Engaged

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LeBron James Is Engaged

LeBron James and Savan­nah Brinson

LeBron James had more on his mind than just ring­ing in the new year on Sat­ur­day night.

At a New Year’s Evedin­ner and party at the Shel­borne hotel in South Beach, theMiami Heat star, 27, pro­posed to his long­time girl­friend Savan­nah Brin­son. And he got their kids in on the action as well.

Right after pop­ping the ques­tion, James picked up the couple’s sons LeBron Jr., 7, and Bryce, 4, and swung them around on the floor. “It was so sweet to watch,” a rep for Remy Mar­tin V, who hosted the din­ner, tells PEOPLE. “Every­one is extremely happy.”

The party, hosted by Heat team­mate Dwayne Wade and his girl­friend Gabrielle Union, was also a belated birth­day cel­e­bra­tion for James, who turned 27 the day before.

Heat star Chris Bosh and Queen Lat­i­fah were also on the guest list of 60 friends and fam­ily members.

When it hap­pens, it hap­pens,” Brin­son, 25, told Harper’s Bazaar of mar­riage in 2010. “If we do it, I want it to be forever.”

 

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9 Things Women Don’t Need To Be Happy

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Being a woman in the 21st cen­tury is not a piece of cake. It wasn’t easy in 1950 or at any other time in his­tory, either. But in 2011, in today’s uni­verse that keeps get­ting big­ger and faster and richer, it takes seri­ous cojones to be a girl.

Today more than ever, women are bom­barded with expec­ta­tions – be beau­ti­ful, bear a baby, become a mil­lion­aire, be edu­cated, be a good wife and please do it all while being good to the planet. So, any­thing else?

Never mind, don’t answer that.

Yes, there are obsta­cles, but I cel­e­brate the women who break the mold and laugh at con­for­mity. They are brave, out­spo­ken and rather rev­o­lu­tion­ary. What is it that we girls tol­er­ate least of all? Being told what we need to be happy.

So, I’m here to smash a few of these assump­tions. I’ll do so with­out bear­ing a grudge or turn­ing against men because I love being a woman. And in my opin­ion (hum­ble as it may be), get­ting angry never got us any­where other than back­lash and behind where we started.

Here’s our list of things women don’t need in order to be happy:

1. A child. It’s true, our eggs get older and less viable as we age. There comes a point when we just can not have a baby, whether we have a han­kerin’ for it or not. There’s no deny­ing biol­ogy or the clock. But a child­less woman is not nec­es­sar­ily an unhappy or dev­as­tated one. In fact it’s pos­si­ble to feel quite free and fancy, sexy and spon­ta­neous. And I can per­son­ally attest to the fact that there is absolutely no greater plea­sure inmy life than being an aunt to Rose and Jack. My heart explodes with love for them, but you know the catch…um, returnable.

2. A wed­ding. If I learned any­thing by watch­ing friends and col­leagues get matched, mar­ried and divorced over the past 20 years, it’s this – wed­dings are a great party, but mostly they just cost a moun­tain of money, a mon­strous amount of stress and aren’t always worth their weight in white cake. Noth­ing costs as much, has the poten­tial to rip fam­i­lies apart rather than bring them together, and is over faster than wed­ding night fore­play. Just elope – it’s easy, cheap and just think of all the extra time you’ll have for foreplay.

3. A dia­mond ring. By no means does a dia­mond a girl make. And any­way, a dia­mond is far from the best choice when it comes to sus­tain­able stones. There are plenty of other far supe­rior options if that’s what you need to sig­nify your rela­tion­ship sta­tus. But why wait for some­one else to shower you with the shiny? I revel in my single-hood and inde­pen­dence and joy in shop­ping for a pre­cious piece of jew­elry for myself. You should, too. Espe­cially if he can’t (or won’t) buy it for you.

4. A per­fect body. Well, actually…this one would be nice. Admit it. But “per­fect” is such an ugly word. We’d much rather be happy than per­fect, right? Right? Actu­ally, I don’t know many women who are com­pletely sat­is­fied with their physique. There’s usu­ally a lit­tle here or there that we’d pre­fer to improve, but skinny is not a require­ment for happy. My friends come in all shapes and sizes, and their hap­pi­ness depends on deeper issues. Think­ing that once we get to this place of per­fect, we will have joy? We all know the answer to that one.

5. A thou­sand friends and fol­low­ers. As in Face­book and Twit­ter, of course. In the begin­ning (when was that any­way?), I spent way too much time wor­ry­ing about my wor­thi­ness in the world in rela­tion to my num­ber of social media con­nec­tions. Come to real­ize, I may not be a maven but I’m worth my weight in effort and out­spo­ken­ness. I do not need to meet a cer­tain num­ber to feel like I’ve made it. Who can be effec­tive with that many fol­low­ers, any­way? (Fol­low me though, really, if you aren’t already. Fol­low me! @kimderby77)

6. A man. Who needs one when there are plenty of gor­geous women to hang out with? Seri­ously, don’t knock it until you’ve tried it. I dated a woman for two years, and it’s fun and dif­fer­ent (and entirely per­sonal of course). But just sayin’. Never say never, because I did and I’m still eat­ing my words.

7. A pair of perky breasts. Again, this would be nice and def­i­nitely more prob­a­ble if we abide by num­ber 1 above, but not nec­es­sary or impos­si­ble if not. A gor­geous, lacy and lux­u­ri­ously padded bra will do the trick.

8. A soul-mate. Don’t believe in them. Never have and never will. One per­son who we are des­tined to be with for­ever? Silli­ness. Life is a ran­dom flow of cross­ing paths and we will prob­a­bly con­nect with more than a few peo­ple on a deep, spir­i­tual, other-worldly level. And if things don’t work out after truly try­ing, well, move on. Who­ever said we should stay together for the kids, through pain and suf­fer­ing, never set foot in my house grow­ing up.

9. A part­ner with a low sex drive. Excuse me while I fall off my chair laugh­ing. I hear all kinds of sto­ries, espe­cially from women with babies who lose inter­est and couldn’t be both­ered. I’m ter­ri­bly sorry. Seri­ously. But the aver­age woman with­out hangups whose hor­mones are level and loaded should be totally dri­ven in this depart­ment. End of story.

 

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Michael Jordan Engaged to Girlfriend

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Jor­dan is engaged to long­time girl­friend Yvette Pri­eto, a Cuban-American model he’s been dat­ing for three years.

Pub­li­cist Estee Port­noy con­firmed the news, first reported by WCNC in Char­lotte, on Thursday.

Pri­eto, 32, was spot­ted sit­ting court­side at a Char­lotte Bob­cats game Mon­day with Jordan’s friend and New York Yan­kees star Derek Jeter.

The Bob­cats owner got engaged over the Christ­mas week­end. No wed­ding date has been set.

This will be Jordan’s sec­ond mar­riage. He mar­ried Juanita Vanoy in Sep­tem­ber 1989, and they divorced in 2006. They have two sons, Jef­frey Michael and Mar­cus James, and a daugh­ter, Jasmine.

 

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