Standing exercises to reduce waist thickening after 50, featuring CSCS trainer Jarrod Nobbe’s step-by-step form cues.
We love a plank hold as much as the next girl, and we’ll bicycle kick our way through just about anything. But if you’re looking for a new way to work your core that doesn’t involve face planting ...
Bored with mat-based ab workouts? Standing exercises can offer the long-awaited variety you need! Photo: Getty Images Today, ab workouts are on the agenda—so it’s time to hit the mat and get started, ...
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images Gone are the days of busting out 50 crunches as standing ab workouts are ...
The muscles at the sides of your waist, known as the oblique muscles, are responsible for twisting your upper torso while your hips stay in place. This standing twist exercise will help you work out ...
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If You Can Master These 4 Standing Exercises at 55, Youre Stronger Than Most 45-Year-Olds
Strength after 55 isn’t just about lifting heavy weights. True functional fitness depends on balance, coordination, and core control. According to fitness experts, mastering these four standing ...
Standing exercises are an amazing addition to your workout. They improve blood circulation, boost calorie burn, improve posture, and even torch belly fat. If your goal is to eliminate excess fat in ...
Side belly exercises after 45: 4 standing moves that hit the obliques and tighten your waist, from Jarrod Nobbe, MA, CSCS.
When you're short on time, traveling, or don't have access to equipment, this standing ab exercise is ideal. You can also add it to your own custom ab workout! You don't even need a mat to do this ...
Forget dropping to the floor for endless crunches. Celebrity trainers have discovered that some of the most effective core-strengthening moves actually happen while standing up. These expert-approved ...
As good as most strength-training moves are for your body, they have a drawback: They tend to work your muscles in a single plane of motion—up and down or forward and back (think biceps curls and ...
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