Fitness in your “not so usual” places and your “not so usual” equipment does not have to be awkward or unattainable. You simply use what you have, and make the best of it. Our move today is a standing ...

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Marjie Gilliam is an International Sports Sciences Master certified personal trainer and fitness consultant. She owns Custom Fitness Personal Training Services LLC. Send email to marjie@ohtrainer.com.

Yes—these functional, full-body moves improve strength, balance, and bone health without needing complex gym machines.

Throughout my years as a trainer, I've noticed that some people love to train their upper body, whereas others tend to focus more on their lower body. But regardless of their personal preference, back ...

The Standing One Arm Row helps to strengthen muscles in the back, shoulders and arms. A strong back helps to keep the spinal column in proper alignment, improving posture and aiding in completion of ...