Both moves are beneficial exercises to include in your routine, but if toning the legs and glutes is your goal, one reigns supreme.

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Begin lying down flat on your back. Curl your head, neck and shoulders forward, lifting your upper back and reaching fingertips toward your toes, floating your feet off the bed or sofa to about 45 ...

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Don't retire your muscles with your retirement age and quit your gym membership. Study shows that your muscles are not as weak in old age as you may think.

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If anyone knows a thing or two about building muscle with only bodyweight moves, it'd be the legendary Charles Bronson.

Throughout the movement, be sure to keep your spine straight and your hips square. A deadlift is one of the best weighted ...