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How to reduce thighs and hips in 7 days

1.     Medicine ball over head:



·        Hold the medicine ball with both hands and keep it near the stomach.

·        Hands should be raised above the head.

·        Keep the hands close to the ears.

·        Now, the body to the left side and straighten it.

·        Elbow joints should not bend while bending.

·        Do this 3times continuously.

Benefits:

·        A good workout from upper to lower body, especially hip muscles and quads, glutes in the thigh and calves in the rear leg.

·        The whole body will become stronger.

2.     Static lunges:



·        Stand in a split-stance position with the feet hip-width apart and one foot in front of the other. Your back heel will be off of the ground.

·        Lower yourself toward the ground by bending the knees to a 90-degree angle.

·        Initiating the movement from the glutes and then firing into the quadriceps to straighten the knee, push into both feet and return to the upright position.

·        Do the same for both legs 10times each.

Benefits:

·        Dissolves and reduces unwanted fat in front thigh and back, hip area.

3.     Standing leg rotation:



·        Stand straight and clasp the hands behind the back.

·        Inhale and lift the right leg slightly.

·        Exhale out completely and with another inhalation begin to rotate the right leg in clockwise direction 4times and counterclockwise direction 4times.

·        Do the same for the left leg. Do 10 repetitions for both legs.

Benefits:

·        It’s a hip and thigh workout.

·        It dissolves the fat in the waist area.

·        It also strengthens the lateral and inner thigh muscles.

4.     Swiss ball squats:



·        The ball should be against the wall and resting on the lower back while in a standing position. If it’s placed too high or too low, it will likely roll right out of position and could lead to injury.

·        To avoid falling forward, make sure to place the feet in front of you when you are in the starting position. However, starting out with the feet anywhere from 1 to 2 feet out in front of you is about average for most people.

·        The ball should naturally roll along the back as you squat, and be at or near the upper back when you are as low as you should go, which is when the thighs are parallel to the floor.

·        While allowing the ball to guide the movement again, start to stand back up, slowly. If you are doing it right, the ball should be in your lower back again when you are back to your starting position. These steps should be repeated about 10times.

Benefits:

·        It reduces the fat in the front thigh, back thigh and back side muscles and strengthens the muscles.

5.     Standing free side bends:



·        Stand straight.

·        The right hand should be folded and placed on the back of the head.

·        The left hand should be folded and placed on the lower back.

·        Now raise the right leg to the side as much as possible and at the same time, bend the upper body and after a few seconds, return to the old position.

·        Do the same for the left leg. Do 10-12 repetitions for both legs.

Benefits:

·        Reduces the fat around the hips and flanks.

·        Strengthens the muscles in this area.

6.     Squad holding workouts:



·        Stand with feet shoulder-width apart, and feet turned out slightly for comfort. Engage the core and set the shoulders.

·        Raise the arms in front of the chest and slowly squat down, pushing the knees outwards, so they remain over the toes.

·        Squat until the hip crease is below knee level and keep the arms in front for balance and stability.

·        Hold this position for a while, ensuring that you continue to breathe comfortably.

·        Do this 10to20 times.

Benefits:

·        Muscles in the hip and thigh area will decrease.

·        If you do this exercise in the morning, you will feel energetic throughout the day.

 

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