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Stan Laurel of Laurel and Hardy had a forehead taller than
his waistline was wide.
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Woman's
Exercise Article
This Week's Featured Article:
Seven Secrets for
a
Slimmer Waistline
By Nikki London
I'm sure you want to know
the real scoop about how you can have a slimmer waistline. .
. Well, in this article I will tell you what to do, and what
NOT to do so that you don’t waste your time with exercises
that doesn't produce results.
In this short article I will answer the question,
"What is the best exercise to
decrease our waistline?"
1. First . . . let me dispel
one of the most common misconceptions about developing a
slimmer waistline. . . Sit-ups will NOT decrease your
waist! A little know fact is that while sit-ups may firm up the muscles around
your waistline, they will not reduce its size.
This is not to say that sit-ups are bad for you, just that
they won't produce the thinner waistline your friends will
be drooling
over.
2.
Second, it is unfortunately true for most women, that weight
loss through exercise will take place first in the chest
area. Because the breast are composed mainly of
fat tissue, you are going to need a plan that will reduce
your overall body fat levels. When you lose body fat
everywhere,
it will be less likely to come off just from your breasts.
3. Third, you will NOT be able to spot reduce fat in just
one area of your body through doing any one single exercise.
If that could be done, a woman could merely gain weight
over her entire body and increase her breast size, only to
spot reduce all the other areas to produce the figure she
desires. The truth is, any exercise that burns calories will
also help you decrease the size of your waistline. The best
exercises to burn calories are aerobic, cardiovascular, and
weight training.
4. Fourth, one of the fastest way to reduce your waist size is
through performing at least 30 minutes of aerobic exercise
every day. If you’re new to exercise, aerobics involve
anything which causes your body to breathe hard and which
makes you sweat. “Aerobics” is often defined as any physical
exercise that increases the heart rate and your body’s
intake of oxygen long enough to benefit your human body’s
conditioning. So you want to perform simple activities that
cause you to breathe hard such as running, dancing,
swimming, basketball, soccer or even walking.
For successful aerobic exercise, you will have frequent
physical activity that is rhythmic, repetitive, and which
challenges the circulatory system. Your exercise choice must
increase the blood flow to the muscles for an extended
period of time, which will promote fitness. Aerobic exercise
generally involves using your big muscles including your
back, chest, legs, and butt. Walking can be an excellent
aerobic activity and it doesn't have to be hard work.

To be fair, I should mention that not
everyone feels that aerobics is the best way to go. You
might want to look at the video on The Truth About SIX PACK ABS
by Mike Geary. He has two videos, one for men and the second
for women.
5. Fifth, you can easily evaporate a couple of inches off
your stomach in just a couple of weeks by using the Stomach
Vacuum Exercise. Bodybuilders, yoga, and belly dancers
all use this secret exercise to obtain a smaller more
controlled waistline. You’ve probably never heard of this
exercise. The stomach vacuum is a key exercise used to produce a
flat stomach. And the best part of this exercise is that you
can perform it almost anywhere, without any exercise
equipment, even while driving your car or waiting in line at
the bank!

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I Have Searched for Years to Find...
The answer to my own
midline sprawl. Granted, most people tell me I have no
problem in this area, or that they envy my figure. But that
doesn't mean I don't have a problem slimming down my waistline.
If you don't like the way
you look in a swimsuit, it is probably a good time to start
seriously thinking about doing something about your tummy.
Whether it is through exercise or with a nutritional approach
to losing that excess fat -- or both, you want to get
started.
Because my belly has a
tendency to grow faster than the rest of my body, this is
one of the first articles that I wanted to write and the
research. Doing this has made a big difference in my
own midline.
--Nikki
"If your
income is shrinking, chances are you're watching your weight
grow..." says Dr. Michael
Roizen. "New data is more revealing than most celebrities'
awards-night outfits: Financial worries prompt one in 10
people to snack more, and they have made 48 percent of
women and 39 percent of men gain weight. Even worse,
that weight is in the wrong place: the waist."
—The You Docs
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