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Return to standing. Then repeat on the opposite side. Continue alternating. Do 20 reps on each side. Why it works: Strong obliques help minimize side-to-side rotation while on the run. And this ...

That's one rep. Complete all reps on one side, then switch sides. Start standing with feet wider than hip-width apart and rest hands behind your head. Bend left knee as you lift the leg up and ...

Standing side bends target the lateral core muscles through controlled side-to-side movements. Keep your arms raised overhead while performing alternating side bends with engaged abdominals.