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Tom’s Guide
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Sam Hopes

We know that core workouts build strong ab muscles, but what move should you start with for strength and stability after 50?

Woman in red exercise clothes standing against a grey wall with right hand to face during standing workout.

The bear plank builds deep core strength and stability and engages most of your body, but you can turn this move into a hip-opening exercise, too, and burn up your quads at the same time. This is how.

To do bear plank openers, you'll start from a tabletop position, lift your knees to hover above the mat, then, keeping your legs bent, lift one leg out to the side. You can hold here for a moment, then switch sides.

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