Got a wall and a few minutes of spare time? Try a wall-sit! This simple exercise may help lower your blood pressure — and ...

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Don’t lock your elbows. Raise the dumbbells to shoulder level and return to the starting position. Try raising the dumbbell in the wall sit position 10-12 times. Repeat.

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For example, you can do a wall sit while waiting for the train, the bus, your ginger-orange-green tea-strawberry-chia-banana smoothie order or Godot. Again, isometric exercises shouldn’t be the ...

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You’ll be taken through a combination of exercises that will progress in difficulty throughout the sessions - culminating the final challenge: holding a wall sit for 100 seconds. Suitable for ...

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You’ll be taken through a combination of exercises that will progress in difficulty throughout the sessions - culminating the final challenge: holding a wall sit for 100 seconds. Suitable for ...