What is the effect of lying prone and standing up? How to practice lying down and standing up

　　If a person exercises regularly, it is very beneficial to the human body, and different exercises have different effects and functions. Therefore, before practicing an exercise, it is good to understand what effect this exercise has on our body, and to understand the correct way of doing the exercise. Well. What is the effect of lying prone? How to practice lying prone? Let’s take a look!

　　what’s the effect of lying prone

　　1. Build muscles

　　Prone push up will definitely exercise muscles, although its strength may not be very large, but it has a certain stimulating effect on the back muscles, shoulder muscles, and waist muscles. Although it cannot make the muscles stronger, It can increase their flexibility and tolerance, which is conducive to further high-intensity training, and this action is also very simple to do. You don’t need to go to the gym and do it yourself at home. If you have time, it is especially beneficial to do more. of.

　　2. Spine health care

　　There is another advantage of lying prone, that is, it has a certain health effect on the spine. Of course, if there is a problem with the spine, it is best not to do prone pushups, because it has a certain stretching effect on the spine. If done regularly, it will help improve blood circulation throughout the body and relieve back pain. Just be careful not to Move too fast to avoid muscle strain. If you want to recover your body, you can do a prone push up, but don’t do too much at once. If you feel unwell, you’d better stop immediately.

　　3. Improve body shape

　　Prone push up can also improve the body. Although this is a long-term process, it is not very good to do it occasionally. However, if it is done for a long time, it will improve the small body problems such as hunchback and round shoulders. The good effect also helps to stretch the shoulder ligaments, making the whole person look more energetic and upright, and the temperament will become better without knowing it.

　　how to practice lying prone

　　1. Lie on your stomach on a flat chair, keeping your abdomen on top of the flat stool and parallel to it. Keep the upper part of the chest and the head hanging above the edge of the flat stool.

　　2. Place your feet under the flat chair and hook the flat stool to keep your body stable, as the initial part of the action. Place your hands on both sides of your head, and put your fingers in contact with your ears.

　　3. Bend the elbow joints of both arms and spread the elbow joints outward, and lift the upper torso of the body upwards, about 8-12 inches away from the surface of the flat stool.

　　4. Slowly and carefully move the upper torso down to the initial position. Repeat the set of actions.