in principle
benefit
- Improve blood circulation and normalize cardiovascular system functions;
- Improve immunity;
- Helps combat stress, apathy, normalizes sleep and increases stress tolerance;
- Does not tighten muscles;
- Improve joint mobility;
- Fills the brain with oxygen, normalizes brain circulation and helps eliminate headaches and migraines;
- Activates the removal of waste products and toxins through heavy sweating;
- Strengthen abdominal muscles through diaphragmatic breathing;
- Improves mood, gives energy and vitality.
Contraindications
- Cardiovascular diseases;
- Eye diseases (glaucoma, myopia astigmatism);
- Tuberculosis, asthma;
- hypertension and hypotension;
- increased intracranial pressure;
- changes in blood pressure;
- acute inflammatory process;
- neoplastic diseases;
- epilepsy;
- aortic aneurysm;
- heart failure;
- Varicose veins;
- diabetes;
- Pancreatic and gastrointestinal diseases.
Characteristics of gymnastics
- Exercise should be done 2-2. 5 hours after meals. Performing Bodyflex exercises immediately after a meal may cause stomach upset and contribute to the development of gastrointestinal disorders.
- Before class begins, the room needs to be ventilated.
- Exercises and breathing exercises must be done every day, otherwise the training will not have any effect.
- Active breathing can cause dizziness and, in extreme cases, fainting. These symptoms often appear in beginners, so training should be done with caution, preferably under the guidance of a coach.
- Prolonged delays in abdominal breathing can lead to hyperventilation or hypoxia, leading to unpleasant consequences.
Breathing Techniques for Losing Weight at Home
- Free your lungs.You need to press your lips tightly together with the tube and exhale all the air from your lungs. It is also important to monitor the abdominal muscles: they should be tense, and the abdomen should be contracted.
- tissue oxygen saturation. Purse your lips tightly and breathe deeply through your nose using your diaphragm muscles.
- "vacuum". After inhaling, immediately exhale vigorously through your mouth, saying "groin" or "ha". Your stomach should press against your spine as you exhale.
- Hold your breath.At this time, you need to hold your breath for 8-10 seconds, tighten your abdominal muscles as much as possible, and press your stomach against your ribs. It is at this stage that basic exercises are performed and active fat burning begins.
- relaxation.It is necessary to exhale slowly and relax the muscles involved before.
A set of exercises for various parts of the body suitable for beginners
- Stand up straight with your feet hip-width apart. Move your pelvis back and bend your legs at the knees, placing your palms on your hips and above your knees, rounding your back.
- Perform breathing techniques.
- During the delay phase, the tongue is extended forward, looking toward the ceiling. Stay in this position.
- After completing this phase, exhale and relax your facial muscles.
- Stand up straight with your feet shoulder-width apart. Bend your arms at the elbows and lift them to chest level. Close your fingers to form a diamond shape.
- Do breathing techniques.
- During the delay phase, squeeze your fingers as hard as you can and tense your arm and chest muscles.
- Maintain this position for the prescribed time.
- Breathe out, inhale and relax.
- Sit on the floor and spread your straight legs as far to the sides as possible. Socks facing up. Place your palms between your legs.
- Perform breathing techniques.
- During the delay phase, lean forward and extend your torso and arms as far forward as possible. Stay at rock bottom.
- Exhale and repeat the exercise.
- Get on all fours.
- Perform breathing techniques.
- During the delay, lift your bent leg to the side, lower your foot slightly and bring your knee up.
- Stay in this position until you exhale.
- On an inhale, return to the starting position and repeat on the other leg. Repeat three times on each side.
- Get on all fours, focusing on your elbows.
- Arch your back slightly and perform breathing techniques.
- Holding your breath, move your straight leg back, pulling your toes toward you. fixed in this position.
- On an inhale, return to the starting position and repeat on the other leg. Repeat three times on each side.
- Lie on your back. Place your feet on the floor and your arms across your body. Do breathing techniques.
- While maintaining, lift your straight leg upwards and clasp your calf or thigh with both hands. With the socks pointing toward you, press your tailbone and lower back toward the floor.
- Hold this position for as long as possible.
- As you exhale and inhale, lower your legs to the floor. Repeat the exercise 3 times.
For stomach and sides
- Stand up straight with your feet hip-width apart.
- Perform breathing techniques.
- Holding your breath, raise your right arm and tilt your torso to the left. Make sure your pelvis doesn't move to the right. Stretch your hands diagonally. The left hand can be placed on the thigh or on the stomach.
- At the end of the phase, relax and lower your hands. Inhale and repeat on the other side.
- Lie on your back. Place your feet on the floor, 30-35 cm apart.
- Do breathing techniques.
- During the delay, lift your upper body off the floor, keeping your arms parallel to the floor and palms facing down. Keep your head straight and your chin does not press against your chest. Keep your gaze forward. Your lower back will not lift off the floor.
- As you exhale, return to the starting position. While inhaling, repeat the exercise.
- Sit on a mat with your legs straight and feet together.
- Perform breathing techniques.
- During the delay phase, bend your right leg at the knee and place it on the floor on the outside of your left thigh.
- Return your right hand to its original position, grab your right thigh with your left hand and pull it toward your body.
- Turn right and look back.
- Return to starting position, exhale and repeat on other side.
- Lie on your back with your legs bent. Place your hands under your hips and press your lower back toward the floor.
- Do breathing techniques.
- Straighten your legs and pull your toes back into a criss-cross swing, crossing one leg over the other.
- After the time has passed, return to the starting position and inhale.
- Maintaining the same starting position as in the previous exercise, perform the breathing technique.
- Holding your breath, lift your legs, pulling your toes back, alternately raising and lowering your legs with minimal movement.
- Return to starting position and inhale.
- Get on all fours.
- Perform breathing techniques, holding your breath without inhaling.
- While holding your breath, relax your abdomen and use your muscles to pull it toward your back. Throughout the delay phase, actions are alternated.
- Then return to the starting position.