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DEEP SQUAT MODIFICATION: SHALLOW SUMO SQUAT Take your legs into a wide sumo position with your toes slightly turned out. If you have one dumbbell, hold it in both hands at chest height. Bend your knees slightly so that you lower down into a shallow squat. Don’t lower down too far in order to protect […]
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Most people brush their teeth. Some even floss. But a lot forget about something big: their tongue. Let’s talk about it. 🛏️ What Happens While You Sleep? While you’re sleeping, your mouth relaxes and, possibly, opens up. You’re not chewing or drinking water. This helps bacteria and gunk build up on your tongue overnight. What
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Plank exercises are great for building a strong core. Two effective variations are the Plank with Shoulder Taps and the Long-Lever Plank. Use it instead of Long High Plank. Plank with Shoulder Taps How to Do It: Start in a high plank position with your hands directly under your shoulders and your body in a
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Experiencing muscle pain after exercise is common and is known as Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS). This happens because of tiny tears in your muscle fibers when you try new or intense activities. While this is a normal part of getting stronger, managing the discomfort is important. Here’s how you can handle muscle pain: Tips
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When we lift weights, our muscles grow and become more powerful. This strength helps us do daily activities more easily and lowers the chance of getting hurt. It also keeps our bones strong, which is important to prevent falls and injuries. To start lifting weights, it’s good to have a simple exercise plan. Here are
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Stretching is one of the best ways to keep your body feeling strong, flexible, and ready for movement. But how much stretching is actually needed? Based on the latest research, it turns out you don’t need to spend hours doing it. How Much Stretching Do You Need? To see real improvement in your flexibility, aim
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Burpees are a powerhouse exercise that combines cardio, strength, and coordination, making them a go-to move for many fitness trainers. They target multiple muscle groups, including the legs, arms, core, and chest, while boosting heart rate for cardiovascular benefits. Here’s a detailed guide to mastering burpees: Step-by-Step Burpee Sequence Stand Tall: Begin with feet shoulder-width
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The Seated One-Leg Hamstring Stretch is another simple way to improve flexibility and ease tension in your legs. Hamstring Stretch Routine with Seated One-Leg Hamstring Stretch Warm-Up: Do 5 minutes of light movement (jogging or jumping jacks). Seated One-Leg Hamstring Stretch: Sit on the floor with one leg extended and the other bent inward. Lean
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If you’re looking for a fun, easy way to build strength and stability, the push-up to shoulder tap is a fantastic exercise to add to your routine. This move combines a classic push-up with an extra balance challenge by adding shoulder taps. Here’s a friendly guide on how to do it right, with each step
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Tight hamstrings can limit your range of motion, affect your posture, and even lead to lower back pain. By keeping your hamstrings flexible, you’ll improve mobility, ease tension in your legs and back, and set a solid foundation for a more active lifestyle. This routine is designed to gently lengthen and stretch your hamstrings, whether
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From my experience, the split squat is much better if you have sore knees or are worried about putting extra stress on your joints. In a reverse lunge, you have to step back and push forward, which can make your knees work harder to keep stable. But in the split squat, you stay still, making
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