Your favorite childhood activity is now a fun and effective workout. PokPak05/Getty Images Remember spending hours with a hula hoop as a kid, swaying in those playful, circular motions to keep that ...
Circling a hula hoop around the hips is something that will probably take you back to your childhood days. As you go down memory lane, you will see your happy face while swinging your hips with a ...
Hula hooping is a great way to increase your heart rate, which is essential for cardiovascular health. When you keep the ...
Weight loss workouts do not always have to be intense, exhausting, or boring. Sometimes, adding a little fun is what helps you stay consistent. That is where hula hooping comes in. What may feel like ...
To get in shape for her October wedding, Dawn-Samantha Cahill, 25, a production coordinator in New York City, tried every exercise routine she could think of. But the upended positions that yoga ...
NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - Hula Hoops, those baby boomer toys that fired a worldwide craze in the1950s, have come back as must-have fitness tools to strengthen the core and battle the love handle. The ...
Nicole Tucker, a senior at SUNY Cortland, is president of a club that lets students flash back to the 1990s, a nostalgic time when the Backstreet Boys and hula hooping were among the latest trends.
Lately, I have been inundated with ads on social media for those brightly-colored, weighted hula hoops that are attached around your waist. Maybe you’ve seen a barrage of them, too? With such a ...
Bottom line: Keeping the hoop moving around your waist, hips and arms strengthens your core, increases your heart rate and tones abdominals, hips and butt. Who knew there was this much technique and ...
Twirling a hula hoop isn't just kiddie business these days. Some adults are channeling their younger selves and gaining health benefits by hooping, rolling their hips and performing tricks they may ...
Exercise classes have come a long way since the days of step aerobics and Jazzercise. And in an effort to counter the crammed schedules and low motivation that millions of people use as excuses for ...