Karen Hauer in Bathing Suit "Celebrated" With New Husband
Karen Hauer, the Strictly Come Dancing star and professional dancer, just got married. She and her husband, Jordan Wyn-Jones, are on their honeymoon. Hauer posted an adorable set of photos and videos on Instagram of the couple on the beach. She wore a black bathing suit, looking gorgeous. She captioned the post, "We laughed. We recharged. We celebrated. We bonded. We spent some proper needed quality time together. Here's to more of these days together." Read on to see 5 ways Karen Hauer stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!
She Teaches Classes
During lockdown, Hauer began teaching Zoom workout classes, and doing fitness Instagram lives. She says to Yours.co that she wanted to help people stay in shape during the pandemic. She also says that this helped her stay in shape and keep her spirits up. "It's about helping people, whether we are in lockdown or not, and trying to keep everyone active," she says.
She Does Simple Exercises
When it comes to exercise, Hauer likes to keep it simple. She tells Yours.co that she likes to do exercises at home. "I go old school when I exercise at home doing squats, push-ups, jumping jacks and sit-ups. It's as basic as that! You can get a good workout doing 40 seconds work and 20 seconds rest for each exercise and doing four rounds of it."
She Doesn't Diet
Being a professional dancer, Hauer has to eat healthy. However, that doesn't mean going on a restrictive diet, as she doesn't think it helps in the long run. "I can't sustain a diet," she says to Yours.co. "I just need to make sure I am eating enough to fuel my workouts!"
She Wants To Empower Women
Hauer is a part of the campaign, This Girl Can. She tells Yours.co that she joined this program to help other women. "I think it's really important for us to take into consideration all the different things that have been happening this year and especially how it's affected women and their levels of activity. We can very much go into multitasking mode, doing different things for everyone and taking care of everything around the house and the kids and working, but sometimes we forget to take care of ourselves and give a little time to focus on us."
She Dances
Hauer naturally gets a lot of her exercise from dancing. She tells Women's Fitness, "Dancing is part of my life, it is what defines me. I don't know life without dance as I have been doing it since I was a little girl." "Moderate aerobic exercise includes activities such as brisk walking, swimming and mowing the lawn. Vigorous aerobic exercise includes activities such as running and aerobic dancing. Strength training can include use of weight machines, your own body weight, resistance tubing or activities such as rock climbing," says the Mayo Clinic.
