how can i make my stomach smaller besides doing sit-ups?


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crunches, squats help, dont eat alot !

You have to combine your crunches with aerobic activity to burn the fat as well.

maybe try running. if that doesent work than just do sit ups

You gotta do some aerobic exercises - try biking, jogging, powerwalking, dancing, something that gets your heart pounding, that's the only way to burn that kind of fat.

To lose belly fat, do some cardio workouts, such as running. Dieting won't hurt either.

sit ups don't help, they don't get rid of the fat, they just tone the muscles underneath it

do aerobic activity

ride your bike

go fishing

enter competitive cupcake eating contests

Genetics play a huge role in the size of your stomach. Depends on is your torso long, or short. Do you naturally gain weight in your stomach first - all that stuff.

The best way really is doing sit ups. Many of them. The Ab Lounge, actually is a really, really good machine. It allows you to do a lot of stomach excercises, including the sides (love handles). If you are serious about excercising the stomach. I totally recommend the AB Lounger..

eat less buddy. and try some physical activity to help out.

You do not make your stomach smaller by doing situps, you simply tighten your muscles around the stomach area. The only way to shrink the fat around your stomach is cardiovascular exercise, like running. If you eat less over an extended period of time, your actual stomach will shrink. Otherwise, you can have your stomach stapled by doctors. This literally makes your stomach smaller.
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