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How to do a Elbow Knee Crunch Exercise

How to do a Elbow Knee Crunch Exercise

Read time : 1.5 minutes Overview Body Parts Targeted Abs, External obliques, Lower back Description This is a standing core exercise where you bring your elbow and opposite knee together in a crunch motion. It strengthens your abdominals while also…

How to do Russian Twists Exercise

How to do Russian Twists Exercise

Read time : 1.5 minutes Overview Body Parts Targeted Obliques (side abs), Rectus abdominis (front abs), Lower back Description Russian Twists are a core-strengthening move where you sit on the floor, lean back slightly, and rotate your torso side to…

Physical Activity Myths That Could Be Holding You Back

Physical Activity Myths That Could Be Holding You Back

Physical activity is vital for reducing blood pressure, strengthening the heart, and enhancing overall wellbeing. Myths about exercise often discourage participation, leading to misconceptions about intensity, time, and weight loss relevance. In reality, 150 minutes of moderate activity weekly can significantly improve health. Consistency in any movement is key for lasting benefits.

How to do a V Deltoid Stretch Exercise

how to do the V Deltoid Stretch exercise

Read time : 1 minute Overview Position: SeatedDifficulty Level: EasyRepetitions: 6Calories Burned per Rep: 0.05 kcal Body Parts Targeted Deltoids (Shoulders) Primary Focus Description The V Deltoid Stretch is a gentle seated stretch targeting the shoulder muscles (deltoids). It helps…

How to do Low Jacks Exercise

How to do Low Jacks Exercise

Read time : 1.5 minutes Overview Difficulty Level: MediumRepetitions: 8Estimated Calories Burned per Rep: 0.33 kcal Body Parts Targeted Glutes, Quads, Hamstrings, Calves, Shoulders, Lats, External Obliques, Lower Back Primary Focus Description Low Jacks are a cardio-boosting plyometric exercise designed…

Preventing and Managing Workplace Bullying

preventing and managing workplace bullying

Read time : 3 minutes Workplace bullying is more common than many realize, and far more damaging than many admit. It doesn’t always show up as shouting or overt aggression. Sometimes, it’s subtle: constant criticism, exclusion, sabotage, or demeaning comments…