Staying strong, mobile, and independent after 60 doesn’t require fancy machines or heavy weights—just your own body and smart ...

While the plank is an excellent core exercise, several other options can strengthen your core. You can do these bodyweight exercises anywhere, and they don’t require equipment.

Skip the machines. Build muscle after 60 with squats, overhead presses, lunges, and dumbbell rows, plus form tips.

A trainer shares six simple moves, from balance to planks, to support strength, mobility, and heart health after 60.

Because of that, a five-minute bodyweight routine can’t replace a structured resistance-training programme performed ...

I literally cannot stress this enough: It is super important to have strong glutes. More time spent sitting equals lengthened glute muscles equals weak glute muscles equals lower back pain. Not fun!

Slightly pressed for time? Opt for this low-impact bodyweight cardio class with PS trainer Nicolette Amarillas. At only ten minutes, it might be quick, but it's also bound to get you up and moving.

Finding time for workouts isn't easy; well, I often find it hard, anyway. I was all over resistance training during the pandemic, then as soon as the world opened again, I was out ...

Start a running clock. Beginning at zero, perform as many high-quality push-ups as possible, going to absolute failure. Rest ...

Don’t have time to work out? Lack access to equipment, machines or the right gym? You will not get a pass from Brad McLeod, a former Navy SEAL who's now a veteran personal trainer, coach and author ...

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