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Hip Fat Exercises. How to Lose Hip Fat in 5 quick and easy exercises.

Updated on July 6, 2009

How can I lose Hip Fat?

People gain weight and develop fat in different parts of their body. One of the hardest places to lose fat from is the hips. There are some exercises that are fast and easy that will help you achieve success and shed those unwanted pounds while losing hip fat. It is important to remember that a healthy diet is essential. If you do not have a healthy diet, your body will not be able to burn fat and you will have difficulty targeting certain areas. Once you get your diet under control, a simple exercise regime can be a huge help when trying to lose fat. In addition to a healthy diet, some minor changes in your everyday life can also help. For example, take the stairs instead of the elevator and park a little further away from the door. These little changes will provide you with daily exercise and will help achieve success.

One of the easiest exercises to lose hip fat is by simply jumping on a trampoline. The small sized trampolines are affordable and they do not take up much space. They are also easily stored. Begin by jumping for a two minute period. This may not sound like it could be effecting, but over time, it strengthens the muscles in the hips and helps reduce fat. You can later add arm or ankle weights to the exercise. This is one of the preferred hip exercises because it is enjoyable and can even be done while watching television!

Focusing on the Abs targets Hip Fat

The second preferred exercise is walking. By adding a short walk to your day, you will exercise the hip area and begin to attack the deposited fat cells. Walking is a great exercise because you can go at your own pace and can walk for as long as you wish. Generally, it is best to begin with a short 15 minute walk and increase your time as you go along.

Toning the abdominal muscles will also help lose hip fat. This can be done by performing a variety of ab exercises such as twists or crunches. Do not overdo it with these. You want to have a set schedule of reps and adhere to it. Abdominal exercises are most effective when done three times a week.

Squats are a great way to reduce unwanted fat on the hips. This is a simple exercise. You begin in an upright position and bend your knees, lowering your body. Then come back up. Not only will this exercise help with hip fat, but it will also tone leg muscles. This is a simple and fast exercise that is preferred because it is low impact and takes very little time. Begin by doing 15 to 20 squats daily and increase the number the following week as tolerated.

More Exercise Explained

Cardio exercises are the best way to lose fat from the body. A complete cardio workout will speed the metabolism and burn calories. These exercises do not build muscle. They strengthen the heart and help burn calories. Popular cardio exercises include jogging, kickboxing, jumping or riding a bicycle. Basically, anything that makes your heart beat faster than normal can be considered a cardio exercise.

There are fast and easy exercises to help lose that fat from the hips. Cardio exercise, trampoline exercises, toning abs, squats and walking are the five most popular ways to achieve fat loss in the hip area.

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