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It's no secret anymore that celebrities and everyday women alike are jumping
into the waist training trend in order to increase intensity during their
workouts. “The goal is a reduction in the waistline and a toned midsection,”
explains Ruben Soto, CEO of HourglassAngel.com. “Here are the basic principles
behind the practice and some of our most popular garments to help you get
acquainted with it.”
A. About Waist Training
The basic idea behind this exercise trend is to wear a corset or a waist cincher during your workouts. When you do this regularly, you can effectively focus your training on the core muscles in between your ribcage and hips, including the front and lower abdominals and obliques.
One of our most popular garments is the Workout Band Waist Trainer by Ann Chery, which comes in several colors to brighten your gym experience. Waist training doesn’t only happen in the gym, for an anytime waist trainer try the Ultimate ShapeBand Waist Cincher By Squeem 26PW.
B. Benefits of Waist Training
There are several benefits to using a waist trainer during your workouts. First, it helps you maintain good form so that you're stabilizing and strengthening those target muscles in your core. At the same time it prevents you from putting strain on your back, which is why many people who waist train report a reduction in back pain. Finally, the main objective for many women who choose to waist train is that it helps you mold your midsection into that covetable hourglass shape. It will increase your body temperature and perspiration while you exercise. Paired with high-intensity training that targets your core, you will be able to combat common problem areas like love handles and your belly.
The Classic Cincher Waist Trainer By Amia A102 is an alternative to the traditional corset-style trainer and provides additional support through the back and shoulders.
C. Combining Waist Training with the Right Exercise and Diet
Using a waist trainer during workouts isn't the only method you should be using to slim your waistline. The technique works best, of course, when used in conjunction with fat-burning, muscle-building exercises and a clean, nutrient-dense diet. If you're not already working out regularly and you want to start waist training, get accustomed to doing some high-intensity cardio exercises first. These will help you burn fat and increase your metabolism. You may also need to alter your diet for the best results; otherwise you'll be strengthening your core without burning the fat. Choose unprocessed foods and avoid sugar as much as possible. And don't forget; stay hydrated!
For you ladies looking for a more traditional waist trainer, one of our customers all time favorite the Black Cashmere Underbust Corset.
A. About Waist Training
The basic idea behind this exercise trend is to wear a corset or a waist cincher during your workouts. When you do this regularly, you can effectively focus your training on the core muscles in between your ribcage and hips, including the front and lower abdominals and obliques.
One of our most popular garments is the Workout Band Waist Trainer by Ann Chery, which comes in several colors to brighten your gym experience. Waist training doesn’t only happen in the gym, for an anytime waist trainer try the Ultimate ShapeBand Waist Cincher By Squeem 26PW.
B. Benefits of Waist Training
There are several benefits to using a waist trainer during your workouts. First, it helps you maintain good form so that you're stabilizing and strengthening those target muscles in your core. At the same time it prevents you from putting strain on your back, which is why many people who waist train report a reduction in back pain. Finally, the main objective for many women who choose to waist train is that it helps you mold your midsection into that covetable hourglass shape. It will increase your body temperature and perspiration while you exercise. Paired with high-intensity training that targets your core, you will be able to combat common problem areas like love handles and your belly.
The Classic Cincher Waist Trainer By Amia A102 is an alternative to the traditional corset-style trainer and provides additional support through the back and shoulders.
C. Combining Waist Training with the Right Exercise and Diet
Using a waist trainer during workouts isn't the only method you should be using to slim your waistline. The technique works best, of course, when used in conjunction with fat-burning, muscle-building exercises and a clean, nutrient-dense diet. If you're not already working out regularly and you want to start waist training, get accustomed to doing some high-intensity cardio exercises first. These will help you burn fat and increase your metabolism. You may also need to alter your diet for the best results; otherwise you'll be strengthening your core without burning the fat. Choose unprocessed foods and avoid sugar as much as possible. And don't forget; stay hydrated!
For you ladies looking for a more traditional waist trainer, one of our customers all time favorite the Black Cashmere Underbust Corset.
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