Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Rotational exercises, such as woodchops and Russian twists, engage a broad range of abdominal muscles around the front, side and ...

The Half-Kneeling Cable Lift is a great golf exercise that builds core strength and rotational power. In this video, you’ll see this exercise being done with some simple equipment. However, please ...

In a post-pandemic era, exercisers continue to seek convenient, efficient and curated fitness experiences that meet an ever-changing array of interests. This week, I'll discuss some ways the fitness ...

Unlike many machines at the gym, the cable pulley has stood the test of time. That's because the cable pulley and cable crossover machines are some of the most versatile pieces of gym equipment, ...

Golf is a game of skill. But it's also a game that requires the body to produce a significant amount of twisting (also known as rotational) force. From the ankles and knees through the back, hips, and ...

The photo above is of a golfer named Kyle Berkshire. If you've never heard of him, he's a three-time World Long Drive champion and a holder of two amazing records: He has hit a golf ball 241 miles per ...

If you’re after six-pack abs, you’re in the right place. The core workouts below have been hand-picked by top trainers to help you build muscle and forge a rippled midsection with enough definition to ...

If you exercise, think about all the lifting exercises you do. What are your go-to favorites? Next, think about how many of those exercises are side-to-side or twisting motions. Probably not many.

BEFORE we begin with this week's workout, here's a bit of scientific context. The body has three planes of movement: Sagittal, which cuts the body into half into the left and right sides. Movements ...

You've probably done pushups, pullups, squats, and situps, but chances are you’ve never done a move like this: Kneel on your shins, abs tight, a single kettlebell held overhead in your left hand. Eyes ...

If you exercise, think about all the lifting exercises you do. What are your go-to favorites? Next, think about how many of those exercises are side-to-side or twisting motions. Probably not many.