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During the short routine, you’ll target and strengthen muscles all over the body, including building a bulletproof core you ...

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4. Low squat Technically, you can make most exercises isometric exercises by holding your body still during the contraction. Here’s what we mean, using the squat as an example. Equipment needed ...

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Add it into a circuit workout and perform reps for time—think 30 seconds of work and 30 seconds of rest—mixed in with burpees, wall sits, and other core moves.

Why it matters: This movement mimics walking, running, climbing stairs, and standing up — all fundamental tasks of daily life. Training unilaterally (one leg at a time) also improves balance, core ...