The American Heart Association recommends strength training at least twice a week. Even weight training just once a week can reduce the risk of a heart attack or stroke, one study found! And most of ...

If you regularly work out at home, you're probably used to doing the same moves over and over again. Repeating exercises week-on-week, while increasing the weight, is a great way to build strength — ...

This 17-minute dumbbell workout builds strength, power and a core that can endure; here's how to do it using just one set of ...

You don’t have to hit the gym. With this six-move lower-body workout from Sweat App trainer Brittany Williams, you can train your legs and glutes hard without having to step foot out of the house.

Sometimes we need a workout that combines a little cardio and strength training for those days when time isn’t on our side – ...

If you’re pressed for time and want to work your entire body, we've got the perfect sweat sesh for ya. This full-body HIIT (or, high-intensity interval training) workout will get your heart rate up ...

Too cold to go outside? Don't have any motivation to move? This simple 20-minute full-body workout gets the job done ...

If you're looking for a new way to do a full-body workout at home, this 30-minute routine from NASM-certified personal trainers Julius White and LaToya Johnson of One Body LA showcases a drop-set ...

THERE ARE FEW physical attributes guys care about more than a strong chest. Bulging biceps and chiseled abs round out the remainder of the torso, sure—but as anyone who's seen a superhero movie can ...

Stand tall with your feet hip-width apart and grip a single dumbbell with both hands. Raise the weight overhead and straighten your arms. Brace your core and keep your ribs pulled down. Lower the ...

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