At 62, Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman‘s Jane Seymour is in incredible shape, with arms that are particularly toned.
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The former ballet dancer plays tennis and golf, but says it’s Pilates that has kept her looking svelte over the years. She works out several times a week with her Pilates instructor.

What to try: Tricep kickbacks work the muscles in the back of the upper arms.
Stand with one foot in front of the other and a dumbbell or bottle of water in each hand. Lean forward from the waist and bend your arms to 90°.
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Hinge from the elbow to raise the bottles to chest height and then back again. Your upper arms should stay still. Repeat 12-15 times.
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