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Trainers Reveal: The Best Total-Body Moves of All Time

Short on time? Pick a few of these multi-joint moves to tone every inch in the least amount of time

By Jessica Smith
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This my favorite total-body move because it does a great job toning your shoulder and abs—two trouble spots for most people, but especially women, says Andrea Metcalf, a healthy lifestyle expert and author of Naked Fitness: The Proven 28 Day Weight Loss Program for a Slimmer, Fitter, Pain-Free Body.

How to do it: Start in a plank position. Reach your right hand forward and hold for 1 count. Lower your right hand and rotate into a side plank. Try lifting your top leg for a bigger core challenge [as shown]. Think slow, controlled movements instead of quick repetitions, and do as many as you can for 1 minute (aim for 18-22 reps).

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