Sit tall in a chair, with your spine neutral and feet flat on the floor. Avoid leaning back or slouching against the backrest. Place both hands behind your head or crossed in front of your chest, ...

A little over a month ago, I tried walking yoga for the first time on the recommendation of yoga teacher and chronic pain ...

In a large skillet or wok, heat two tablespoons of ghee and sauté the onion over medium heat until softened, about five to ...

Reach forward as far as you can and hold this position for 30 seconds. After half a minute, stand up and try to touch your ...

Hold a weight overhead with a straight arm, shoulders and core should be engaged. Walk tall with your spine neutral, ...

One of the best ways to improve your posture is by strengthening weak and deconditioned muscles that support the spine. Performing exercises in a prone position (laying flat on your stomach) forces ...

But according to physical therapist at Complete Pilates Helen O'Leary, stretching can be beneficial. “Stretches can help with ...

Yoga teacher Amy Landry has chosen five postures that target areas that suffer the most from prolonged sitting—your spine, ...

Take one step forward and lean back, elongating your arms and engaging your core. Squeeze your shoulder blades together and ...

If you hate crunches but still want to build a stronger core, try this standing abs workout from Joe Ghafari, a personal trainer at Eden. You'll still strengthen your mid-body muscles, but you won't ...

To help, they’ve created a four-move strength training routine that targets all three major calf muscles: the gastrocnemius, soleus and plantaris. Complete three sets of the following moves: ...