If you’re trying to lose weight, it can seem like the scale moves frustratingly slowly.

But when your fat loss stalls, many people lose hope and quit before they even see results.

So how do you avoid that plight and make faster progress than before?

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The answer is simple: Move more every single day.

Floor exerciseshave many benefits.

They typically don’t require equipment and are known to activate your core muscles.

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They’re super safe because there’s no danger of falling or slipping, which is helpful for beginners.

you’re able to even adjust the difficulty so you’re not too tired the day after exercising.

Are you ready to supercharge yourweight lossand see the scale go down quicker than ever before?

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Here are 10 of the best daily floor exercises for women to lose weight faster and get into shape.

And when you’re done reading, don’t miss these5 Standing Exercises for Faster Weight Loss After 50.

And if you want a firm and muscular backside, this move is undeniably perfect.

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Lie on the ground with your knees bent and your feet flat on the floor.

Extend one leg straight out, and hold it there.

Drive through your heel, and squeeze your glutes to push your hips up.

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Do not use your lower back you pull yourself up.

Strength Exercises To Drop 10 Pounds in a Month

Super Planks

Everyone knows the plank.

Start in a plank position with your forearms on the ground.

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Then, crawl up into a pushup position, and lower yourself into a plank.

Lie on your side, and place your forearm on the ground, perpendicular to your body.

Keep your body straight, your glutes squeezed, and your shoulders pulled back.

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Don’t let your hips sag.

Twist your body toward the ground, switch arms, and do a side plank facing the other way.

With a T-pushup, you increase the intensity and even improve the mobility in your mid-to-upper back.

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Start in a pushup position.

Descend to the bottom, and as you’re pushing up, extend one hand to the sky.

Watch that hand with your eyes.

Repeat, and reach up with the other arm.

To make it more challenging, hold dumbbells.

Active Leg Lowering

Many people have very tight hamstrings, which can cause injury problems.

Start with your back on the floor.

Slowly lower one leg to the floor while keeping the other leg in place.

have a go at touch your heel to the floor without twisting your hips or bending your knees.

Switch sides, and repeat.

Alligator Drags

This is an incredible upper-body endurance exercise that blasts your core at the same time.

You will notice a difference in your conditioning over time.

Place both feet on a towel (or sliders), and find a smooth floor.

Get into a pushup position with your glutes squeezed and core tight.

While keeping your arms straight, march forward with your arms while dragging your legs behind you.

Aim for 30 seconds, rest for 30 seconds, and then repeat.

Get into a pushup position.

Keep your core tight, and lift each knee toward your chest in an alternating way.

(It’s like you’re sprinting in place.)

Keep your head up and your hips low.

It’s a funny name for an awesome drill.

Get on your hands and knees with your hands below your shoulders and knees below your hips.

Keep your lower back flat.

Reach with opposite arms and legs.

Think about kicking out your heel until you feel your glute turn on.

Keep your hips low.