Medhelp Forum. 3 interesting questions at my Brain Body Fitness Forum at Medhelp. Check my response
The reason I need to know is because i want to be a personal trainer and well cant really have this problem and lead others…
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Brandy
Hi Brandy and thanks so much for your question.
Yes as you may know C section may play a bigger role than you think since some of the muscles need to get stretched to accommodate the baby. As you may know Yoga workouts and core workouts are important but you need to activate specify muscles around your waist. Those muscles are named the oblique muscles. The muscles need to be strong, activated so when you start dropping body fat you will see how your waist drops significantly.
In other words For best results, combine aerobic exercise with a regular strengthening workout that targets the abdominal muscles.
Here you can find how to activate the obliques
https://superbodysuperbrainblog.wordpress.com/2012/04/03/waist-workout-flamingo-exercise-to-improve-strength-agility-an-shrink-your-waist/
However if your body fat tends to accumulate in the lower section of your abdominal you need to do specific exercises to activate the lower abs such as applying some weight resistance on regular abdominal crunches click here to keep reading
You can keep reading here http://www.health.harvard.edu/fhg/updates/update1204c.shtml
Topic: Is total Body Weight a good measure of health?
Yes and no. Although you are really close to the lowest recommended weight range you can actually gain few pounds and be healthier in body weight distribution.
Normally when there are recommended weight ranges you should stay in the middle as average. However the good news is that if you are expressing concern is because you want to gain some muscle mass that will help you achieve a more optimal weight.
You are 125lbs or 57kg click here to keep reading