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How to Tone Every Inch of Your Body

  Are you interested in toning every part of your body? I've got your back! Workouts are essential to shape your body and to attain overall health. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), physical activity can improve brain health, strengthen muscles and bones, and help you manage weight. So, you cannot run away from exercise if you want to stay fit. It will make your body strong and also boost your mood. Here are the top exercises that you can incorporate into your daily routine to tighten your body: Lunges Are you having difficulty in balancing your body? Lunges are the best option for you. Lunges promote the functional movement of your body and strengthen your legs and glutes. According to Healthline, lunges can improve the alignment and symmetry of your body by correcting the misbalances and misalignments. Here is the method for you to perform lunges:  Stand up with your feet at the distance of your shoulder width and arms down.  Move forward your rig

The Benefits of Dance Workouts

  Do you know that you can maintain your fitness by dancing? Well, yes, you can. It is one of the most fun ways to build your body's flexibility and fitness. Dance improves your physical, mental, as well as emotional health. Dancing is an aerobic exercise that keeps you healthy, engaged, and entertained. The benefits of dance workouts range from improving cardiovascular health to bone strength and much more. All you have to do is play your favorite music and start dancing! Have a look at the advantages of dance workouts: Improves Cardiovascular Health Dance is a physical activity that helps your heartbeat faster. Therefore, when your heart undergoes a healthy activity, its strength increases. It also reduces the risk of chronic diseases like stroke, diabetes, hypertension, and more. According to the Department of Health and Human Services, a person who does an aerobic activity for 300 minutes per week is at lower risk of heart disease or type 2 diabetes as compared to a person who