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Stephanie Mansour

Contributor

Stephanie Mansour is a nationally recognized health and fitness expert. In her column, “Exercise Well,” she shows you her fitness tips.

While you may already be doing regular squats and lunges, a well-rounded glute routine will lead quite literally to a well-rounded bottom.
Using the cable machine is like using resistance bands as opposed to free weights. With cables and bands, the resistance stays with you throughout the entire movement of the exercise.
You can use the cables to work your entire body, but today we are going to focus on the chest and back. These muscles work on opposition of each other, and it’s important to strengthen both.
Walk on a treadmill to create a more structured workout than just taking a walk.
There are so many uses for the ring to encourage proper form and to make exercises more intense.
Kickboxing is a great cardio and strength-training workout that can be done a few times a week.
Improving your back strength can help reduce back pain, shoulder pain, and also improve posture.
Holding a plank and then performing exercises is a great overall mid-section workout that targets the front of the core, sides of the waist and low back.
Your heels should not touch the ground when you’re jumping rope for maximum workout effectiveness.