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Side lying obliques: The low-impact core move fitness experts swear by for a stronger, leaner midsection

This simple floor exercise is redefining how Americans train their core—without crunches, machines, or strain on the spine.
New York Post

The super effective exercises you can do lying down — they get at ‘neglected’ areas

There are several pilates moves that you can do on the floor, including the side lying series. Maridav - stock.adobe.com Couch potatoes, rejoice: You can get fit while lying down. Even better, side ...
Lifehacker

The Best Exercises for Your Glutes (That Is, Your Butt)

Beth Skwarecki is Lifehacker’s Senior Health Editor, and holds certifications as a personal trainer and weightlifting coach. She has been writing about health for over 10 years. Stop snickering—butt ...
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Adduction Vs. Abduction: The Fitness Terms You’re Probably Mixing Up—And Why It Matters

Ever heard the words abduction and adduction in relation to your workouts? These two similar-sounding terms describe opposite movements that are key to improving strength, mobility, and injury ...
Women's Health

Abduction vs adduction: what’s the difference and why it matters for your workouts

Ever heard the words abduction and adduction in relation to your workouts? These two similar-sounding terms describe opposite movements that are key to improving strength, mobility, and injury ...
The Washington Post

Exercise Demonstrations

Lie on left side, legs straight, knees together, resting head on right hand or extended arm. Place right hand flat on the ground in front of you for balance. Action EXHALE: Squeezing right thigh, ...