Marcela Mar in Bathing Suit Says "Everything is Richer"
Marcela Mar is heating up social media with her latest swimsuit snap. The Columbian actress flaunts her famous figure in one of her latest posts, wearing an animal print swimsuit while holding her husband's hand during a day at the beach in Columbia. "With you everything is richer," she captioned the series of Instagram snaps. How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Marcela 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 Is Resilient
Marcela, a single mom, understands the importance of resilience. "These were not easy days, but I had the strength to do it and today I feel very proud of myself," she told Revista Alo. "We can't change the circumstances but the attitude can."
She Goes to Therapy
Marcela is a big proponent of therapy. She explained to Revista Alo that it has to do with "assuming one's traumas." She even does therapy to prepare for roles. "I am in favor of doing therapy beforehand and of bringing these types of things to light, processing them," she said.
She Takes Care of Her Insides
Marcela takes care of herself from the inside out. "Reinvention is something that comes from within. It is like a spiritual quest. I feel that to the extent that one questions oneself, is restless and curious, one renews oneself. It is like a synergy that is created; by studying and researching you are renewing yourself," she told Revista Alo in another interview.
She Does Yoga
Marcela is a yogi! She has been posing for over a decade. One of her favorite types of the practice? Bikram. "start my Bikram yoga classes!! very good!!!" she tweeted in 2010.
She Exercises
Marcela also exercises. When she isn't in the gym, she makes sure to get in a workout using whatever she can. In this post, she reveals that she got her sweat on while at a playground. "Divine sky at #bogota and me trying bars in the park. The best pre-show warm up!" she captioned the post.
