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5 Moves That Target The Muscles Used To Get Ready For Your Perfect Pull-Up

When it comes to marquee moves, none grant you bigger bragging rights than the pull-up. Many people, even strong athletes, think it’s impossible to master. When they finally get there, it's like earning a badge of honor. Yes, there’s the pride. But the exercise is also worth building up to for its physical benefits: It engages the core, quads, glutes, and

Stick To This 30-Day Challenge – You’ll Feel Stronger, Tighter & More Toned

You either love them or you love to hate them (we're talking about burpees), and most people fall into that latter camp. But before you go writing off burpees altogether, try this workout and decide for yourself. The burpee is one of my favorite full-body movements there is when it comes to kinesthetic awareness, basic strength, and cardiovascular output. When

Whoever Said You Couldn’t Use Yoga To Lose Weight Never Tried These 10 Moves

Sure, if you want to lose weight you need a diet that works for you (and, your lifestyle) and regular bouts of exercise. But that doesn't mean you need to be going all-out every single day with sweat-dripping cardio or heavy weight-lifting to see results. Research shows that yoga can help in a weight-loss routine because it can boost flexibility, increase mental focus, and yes, burn fat. If you're just

Work Your Thighs With This 10 Move Thigh Toning Workout

Looking for more ways to work your thighs than endless squat and lunge variations? It’s your lucky day. While you may already know spot toning doesn’t really work, you can turn to certain moves that target your inner and outer thighs for some extra TLC. These creative moves, work your thighs in ways you didn’t know were possible. (But don’t psych yourself out—while they may

How to Ride Properly & Get The Most Gain From Your Workout

The quadriceps and gluteal muscles are the primary cycling muscles, but the hamstrings, hip flexors, calves and shin muscles also help pedal. The quadriceps are responsible for pushing down on the pedals, which generates the most power in the pedal stroke. Because cycling is a cardiovascular exercise, muscular endurance-building activity, and strength-building activity, it can be a means to reach