Dragon flag abdominal: What it is and how to do it

 Dragon flag abdominal: What it is and how to do it

Lena Fisher

There are many ways to tone your abdominal muscles, but if you want more results and a healthy abdomen, the dragon flag abdominal is a great option.

The abdominal dragon is a high-intensity exercise for the abdomen, so it works all the muscles in the region simultaneously.

Furthermore, with dragon flag it is also possible to strengthen other parts of the body, such as the muscles in the hips, the lower back, and even the muscles in the legs.

However, you will not lose fat Therefore, besides doing them, it is necessary to have a balanced diet and focus on foods rich in protein.

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How to do the dragon flag abdominal

First of all, to perform this type of exercise it is essential to have the assistance of a physical educator. This is because when not done in the proper manner, the dragon flag abdominal can generate serious injuries.

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  1. Start by lying on your back and put your arms behind you and hold on to something sturdy, like a pillar, for example.
  2. Then lift the hips towards the shoulders
  3. So lift your feet, legs, and torso to form a straight line.
  4. Bring your body in a straight line so that your shoulders, hips, and knees are aligned.
  5. Remember not to put your body weight only on your neck. Keep the weight on your shoulders and upper back.
  6. In this way, the upper back is the only part that should be in contact with the floor.
  7. Hold for up to 10 seconds.
  8. Slowly lower your body until it touches the ground.
  9. Do the repetitions and series indicated by a professional.

Light exercise for the abdomen

Leg lifts

  1. Lie on the floor with your arms at your sides and your palms facing down.
  2. Then slowly lift your legs toward the ceiling.
  3. Then lower it slowly.
  4. Just before your legs touch the ground, raise them again.
  5. Finish 3 sets of 12 repetitions.

Lena Fisher

Lena Fisher is a wellness enthusiast, certified nutritionist, and author of the popular health and well-being blog. With over a decade of experience in the field of nutrition and health coaching, Lena has dedicated her career to helping people achieve their optimal health and live their best life possible. Her passion for wellness has led her to explore various approaches to achieving overall health, including diet, exercise, and mindfulness practices. Lena's blog is a culmination of her years of research, experience, and personal journey towards finding balance and well-being. Her mission is to inspire and empower others to make positive changes in their lives and embrace a healthy lifestyle. When she's not writing or coaching clients, you can find Lena practicing yoga, hiking the trails, or experimenting with new healthy recipes in the kitchen.