Lunges are hard enough, honestly—I mean, they're firing up your glutes, quads, hamstrings, and calves (AKA your entire lower trunk), and even your abs and back. They may look simple, but after a few ...

Don't let the simplicity fool you: Lunges may be basic, but they're great for working your glutes and quads. Here, a pro shares how to do lunges correctly. Thing is, to get the most out of any move, ...

Looking to keep your workouts fresh, fun, and challenging as the New Year continues, then take a basic move and "Amp it Up". Using this simple saying from fitness expert Sara Haley, you can kick up ...

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Lunges are a basic exercise to strengthen the legs and core. Brigette Williams from Living Balanced says they can bolster your mobility and improve balance. A reverse lunge can be easier on your knees ...

This variation on a basic lunge targets the thigh muscles, hamstrings and glutes. It’s also a good cardio workout. Step 1: Step forward with your left leg into a basic lunge. Your left knee should be ...

In this leg workout, you'll go from the basic lunge to variations that work more than just your lower body--you'll also strengthen your abs, shoulders, and back. Start your leg workout program by ...

Most machines in the gym require the user to take a comfortable seated position and then push or pull something with a controlled movement. If we were to turn that approach upside down a bit, that ...

Leggings, yoga pants, or stretchy pants — whatever the term you choose, we all have either worn them or witnessed them being worn. Some help “hold it all in,” and others (unfortunately) let it “all ...

Whether your legs are slim and toned or well muscled, they can always use some added stability. I'll admit that stability training does sound kind of boring. It generally involves slow movements and ...

These exercises were developed by Roberta Lenard, owner of Lenard Fitness, a personal-training company in Somerville, Mass., and Anthony Carey, owner of Function First, an exercise studio in San Diego ...