15-Minute Flat Belly Workout

Achieving and maintaining a flat tummy takes two main things; good nutrition and consistent, intense training sessions according to PUMA’s Team Faster trainer and #GirlGains founder Victoria Spence.

“It takes more than simply performing a couple of crunches when you go to the gym to get a set of abs. I have found that performing heavy compound lifts and engaging the core, adding HIIT/ Tabata at the end of training sessions and incorporating a ‘steady state cardio and abs’ day into my routine has been the real secret to keeping my tummy flat,” she explains.

“When it comes to training my core, I like to do exercises, which create a real burn in the abs! I steer away from the average sit up, and instead do exercises that require lots of control and stability!”

• 1 Walkout
  Begin standing in neutral position
  Bend down to the floor and walk your hands out until you reach the plank position, keeping your pelvis as still as possible.
  Take your plank down to your elbows, and then back up to the hands
  Walk your hands back in to your feet, and stand back up to neutral position

• 2 Sprinter sit up
  Begin in a starfish position on the floor
  Using your core, lift up and touch your right toe with your left hand
  Slowly lower back down to the starfish position
  Lift up and touch your left toe with your right hand
  Repeat

• 3 Mountain Climber
  Begin in the plank position
  Bring your left knee into your chest, keeping your body in the plank
  Take your left knee back to plank and bring your right knee into your chest
  Repeat

• 4 Windmill
  Lie with your back completely flat on the floor
  Raise your legs up to 90 degrees
  Slowly lower your legs to the left side and stop before they touch the floor
  Bring legs back up to the top and slowly lower to the right side

• 5 Pulsing side plank
  Start in a side plank
  Take your hips down to just above the floor
  Lift your hips up just past the side plank position
  Repeat

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Victoria Spence is a member of PUMA’s Team Faster, get inspired by following @victorianiamh on Instagram or search #TeamFaster to find out more.}