If you’re anything like me, your to-do list feels like a never-ending scroll. Between work, errands, meals, family time, and just trying to breathe, who has time for long workouts? For the longest time, I thought building a strong core required 45-minute sessions, intense sweat, and grueling crunches. Spoiler alert: it doesn’t. In fact, some of the best results I’ve seen came from short, focused workouts — especially for my core. If you’re a busy woman looking for an effective way to stay fit and feel good, short dumbbell core workouts are your new best friend. Let’s talk about why they work and how to make them part of your daily life. 1. Short Core Workouts Are Easier to Stick With Let’s face it: consistency is the secret to any fitness result. But how consistent can you really be if every workout requires carving out an hour? That’s where short core workouts shine. When something only takes 5–10 minutes, it’s so much easier to say, “Yeah, I can do that.” And when you actually ...