Best 6 Moves To Get Rid of Your Belly Pooch

1. Reverse Crunch - Belly Pooch

Stretch out on the ground in a usual crunch position, your feet flat on the floor and hands below your head.
Push your lower back into the floor and pull in your belly button to lift your feet off of the floor. Keep your knees together, bent at 90-degree angles.
Using your core, pull your knees into your chest so that your tailbone raises off of the ground, and at the same time perform a traditional crunch, lifting your shoulder blades off of the floor. Use your abs, not your hands, to lift your head and shoulders. Your hands are just there to save from harm your neck.
Gradually lower your shoulders, hips, and legs to return to the starting position. Stop when your feet are just above the floor.
Repeat the movement, making sure not to use momentum to power your next rep. Focus on squeezing that abs.

Lie down flat on your back. Widen your arms so they’re against the sides of your body with your palms pressing into the floor, or bend your elbows and place your palms under the back of your head. Bend your knees and draw them into your ribs. This will make it easier to pull your navel in toward your spine and actively press your lower back flat on the ground.
Lift both legs vertically toward the ceiling, continuing to engage your abs and pressing your lower back into the ground. Keeping your core strong, little by little lower your right leg down toward the ground until it is a few inches above. Then slowly scissor your legs, lifting your right leg back up as you lower your left leg down toward the ground.
You may not feel this until you do it for a while until the 30th second or so. If you still do not feel it, focus and do again the movement for up to 2 minutes.

Stretch out flat on the floor with your lower back pushed to the ground.
Place your left ankle on top of your right knee.
With your hands behind your head, bring your knees toward your chest and lift your upper back until your shoulder blades off the mat. Be sure not to pull on your neck.
Get your right elbow in the direction of the left knee. Make sure your rib cage is moving and not just your elbows.
Execute the crunches for 30 seconds on your right side, then switch to the left side for the remaining 30 seconds.

Hold onto a sloping plank position for 30 seconds, sustaining your body with the right hand and left foot.
Change hands and feet and continue for another 30 seconds.

With your hands clasped together, sit on the ground with your knees bent and your heels about a foot from your butt.
Bend a little back without rounding your spine at all. It is really important and tricky to keep your back straight.
Pull your navel to your spine, and twist slowly to the left, bringing the weight to your left side. The movement is not large and comes from the ribs rotating, not from your arms swinging. Breathe in through center, and rotate to the right. This completes one rep.

Begin in a traditional plank — shoulders over hands and weight on just your toes.
With your core engaged, bring your right knee forward under your chest, with the toes just off the ground. Return to your basic plank. Switch legs, bringing the left knee forward.
Keep switching legs and set in motion to pick up the pace until it feels a little like running in place in a plank position.

So by doing all said moves of exercise, you can make your Belly Pooch.