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 ...

When was the last time you used a hula hoop? For many, it's been decades. While the childhood pastime may invoke memories of time spent at recess, it shouldn't be an activity reserved for child's play ...

Hula hooping is all about continuous circular motion, which engages the core muscles to maintain balance and rhythm. This exercise works the obliques, rectus abdominis, and lower back muscles. The ...

Hula hooping requires constant movement of the torso, which strengthens the core muscles. This exercise targets the abdominal muscles, obliques, and lower back, giving you a stronger core over time. ...

WASHINGTON(ABC7) — Could a school-yard toy be the key to a good workout? Workout Wednesday takes a creative turn with Instructor Jordan Seitz of Pole Pressure and student Ann Nguyen, who demonstrated ...

Circling a hula hoop around the hips is something that will probably take you back to your childhood days. As you go down ...

TikTok users swear by weighted hula hoops for toning their core and burning calories—but do they really work? The short answer: Yes, and they're making a major comeback as a go-to tool for fun, ...

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.

If you’re wondering, “What the hell is this?” It’s called HoopRock, and YouTuber QFE Guy owns the crap out of it. HoopRock is a spin off of JumpRock — a name given to jumping rope while listening to ...

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 ...