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Looking to burn fat faster? Then High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) may just be the game-changer you’re seeking.

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What? The Hundred is one of the most iconic classical Pilates exercises. Lie supine on the floor, and gently draw your legs up to 90 degrees. Lifting the head and neck, pulse your arms up and down for ...

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Your body is built to move—and the more you honor that, the better it works for you. At 60, strength and flexibility are less about pushing hard and more about staying sharp, steady, and capable.