Kill two birds with one stone (dumbbell) in as little as 15 minutes using this trainer's abs and arms strength building workout.

A 30-day, no-floorwork standing abs plan that boosts fat burn, posture, and core strength—anywhere, no gym required.

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Forget your usual push-up routine: These five arms and abs workouts will work your core and upper body better than dropping and doing 20. When it comes to multi-purpose moves, push-ups tend to get a ...

In less than 20 minutes, you can sculpt your arms and abs with this upper body dumbbell workout, all while getting your heart rate up and boosting your metabolism. Part of the Women's Health+ Ultimate ...

This 10-minute AMRAP abs workout is a great way to assess your progress and a fun way to challenge yourself to beat your previous score. Say goodbye to workouts with endless crunches and little to ...

How to: Start in a modified pushup position (high or low) with each hand on a slider and knees on the ground. Slide one hand ...

This month we will be alternating between HIIT walks and a simple HIIT routine that uses just your bodyweight to get your heart rate up. On days when we’re doing walking workouts, you have three ...

It’s all well and good knowing that Jennifer Aniston swears by Pvolve for strengthening and sculpting her body (‘I’ve seen more transformation in my body from Pvolve workouts than I have with anything ...

When Jessica Alba dropped a video of her full-body morning workout on Instagram yesterday, we couldn’t help thumbs-upping one move in particular: the bird-dog row. In a world where time is often of ...

The end of winter and early spring is the ideal time to start up a exercise routine. Thanks to a wide variety of workout equipment, you can do simple workouts that are easy to fit into your schedule ...

Editor's note: All opinions, columns and letters reflect the views of the individual writer and not necessarily those of the IDS or its staffers. When I first stepped into the gym, I felt nervous and ...