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You need big shoulders to muscle your way through a crowded bar, a crowded bus, or a crowded boutique—this deltoid exercise will get you to the front of the line in no time.
Weightlifting from pjvaldez
This elementary school phys-ed standby deserves a spot in any workout warmup.
Try telling a boxer that jumping rope is "just for kids." Not only is it a good cardiovascular workout, it improves coordination, agility, and the all-important footwork.
Strong obliques—the side muscles that frame your six-pack—are a must for Greek heroes, Olympic discus throwers, or anyone who wants to look like one.
Weightlifting from pjvaldez
Running uphill quickly is more of a skill than a demonstration of power.
General Running from nforman
Throwing a Frisbee can make for lazy day fun—or fast and furious sport—for just about anyone!
Outdoor Activities from jmac
Kicking around a hackysack develops agility and coordination and is a fun game to practice alone or play with friends.
The oblique muscles targeted by this bend-and-twist exercise will help you pick up everything from envious stares to spare change on the sidewalk.
Weightlifting from pjvaldez