Funny Vines 2019

12 Best Inner Thigh Exercises for Incredibly Toned and Strong Legs https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe9mZUtA7INp1D5wvhB91ug As you age, you might find it harder to balance and have stability in your joints, making you more prone to injury. The good news is that you can help prevent and reduce these muscle imbalances by strengthening your legs—namely your inner thighs. Nicole Blades, a NASM-certified personal trainer based in Connecticut, says: "Your adductors—the muscles in your inner thighs—are responsible for inner rotation of the leg. Together with the abductors—the external rotators of the glutes—they support the pelvis, helping you to stabilize when you walk, run, or cycle." Before you dive into the inner thigh exercises below, note that Blades says targeting one specific muscle group in the body isn't possible. "There is no such thing as spot training or focusing on one particular body part alone in order to reshape or define that specific area. If your ...

At 33, Rebecca Woody developed rheumatoid arthritis. Doctors said it meant she would no longer be able to take part in her passion – bodybuilding. But that didn’t stop her – she’s now 70 years old but she’s still going strong. Rebecca says that her impressive physique and lifestyle has even improved her sex life with her younger husband who is 14 years her junior. She has won various national weightlifting contests, often winning in the over 35s category as the oldest contestant. Rebecca pictured in her 30s participating in a bodybuilding show (Picture:MDWfeatures / Rebecca Woody) She started out  following the birth of her third child, when she asked the owner of her local gym to help her understand the equipment and to create some meal plans. But at 33, doctors warned Rebecca that she had RA – along-term condition, which causes pain, swelling and stiffness in the joints. They said it meant she would never be able to participate in bodybuilding competitions and she ought to stop l...

Women’s World Cup: U.S. survives tough challenge from Spain The U.S. didn’t so much win its Women’s World Cup game with Spain on Monday as it did escape it. The Americans entered the elimination rounds of the tournament unchallenged, unscored upon and unbeaten. In 90 intense minutes, Spain ticked off the first two of those boxes and almost got the third before the U.S. prevailed 2-1 on the second of two Megan Rapinoe penalty kicks to advance to a long-anticipated quarterfinal showdown with France on Friday in Paris. If the U.S. was happy to have survived, though, it was also thankful for the challenge Spain provided. Because after a group stage in which the Americans set a World Cup record by scoring 18 goals and tied one by not giving up a goal, even the players admitted everything had seemed too easy. Spain changed that in a hurry. The U.S. outshot the Spaniards 12-5, outpossessed them, outpassed them and outdefended them. Yet, the game turned, as so...