In recent years, Korean culture has won us over through its TV series and music, as well as beauty and skincare routines. But there is also something else that has come down to us from Korea and is enjoying huge success: their workout routines.

Below we suggest a routine consisting of 6 exercises aimed at eliminating abdominal fat, for which you only need a wall and the weight of your own body.

Read carefully the instructions on how to do the exercises to achieve wonderful results in the shortest possible time.

1. Squats against the wall

From a standing position, about 40 centimeters away from the wall, bend over resting your back on the wall itself. Keep your hands behind your head.

Bend your knees until you have a 90-degree angle and face forward. Tighten your abdominal muscles and hold this position for a few seconds before returning to the starting position.

2. Climber

Start from a pushup position, with your legs against the wall to form a horizontal line with your body.

Bring your knees towards your chest, alternating them. Try to go as fast as possible.

3. Push up

From an upright position, a few centimeters away from the wall, rest your arms on it.

Slowly lower your torso and return to the starting position. Try to do 15 reps.

4. Bridge

Lie on your back, with your feet against the wall at a 90° angle. Lift your right leg up and your buttocks off the floor.

As you descend, make sure to tighten your glute muscles and not touch the floor. After a minute, switch legs and repeat.

5. Lunges

From a standing position, near the wall, place your right leg behind you. Bend your left knee and return to your feet. Repeat for 30 seconds, then switch sides.

6. Sit-ups

Lie on your back, with your legs against the wall. Place your hands behind your head and slowly lift your torso upwards.

Return to the starting position and repeat about 20 times.

Take a 60-second break between exercises. Remember to be consistent, and to perform this workout routine 2 or 3 times a week.

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