Are you desperate to tone up, but don't know where to start? The Mail's six week workout is here to help. Just follow our fun and simple toning plan for six weeks and you will really see a ...

Are you desperate to tone up, but don't know where to start? The Mail's six week workout is here to help. Just follow our fun and simple toning plan for six weeks and you will really see a difference.

Aim for 20 to 25 minutes of cardio exercise three days a week. If that sounds like too much, turn Wednesday into a low-stress ...

The 3-2-1 method involves doing three days of strength training, two days of Pilates, and one day of cardio each week, leaving one rest day. The idea came from Courteney Fisher, NASM-CPT, a trainer ...

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With over 180 million views on TikTok, I was all in for the low-pressure, low-equipment, and high-reward sweat sessions.

Week 1 Monday 3 sets with a 90-second rest in between A1: sumo squat 5 sec eccentric 8 reps + A2: glute bridge 8-12 reps B1: ...

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Fitness doesn’t need to be fancy “Your workout doesn’t need to last hours or involve expensive gear. A smart 20–30 minute routine, done three to four times a week, is enough,” says Gopal.

Since then, I’ve replaced the days I don’t workout with light running. I made sure to cut my Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday workouts to be shorter for my physical health and recovery.