5 Ways Penny Lane Built Her Six-Pack Abs for SI Swimsuit Rookie Photos

Penny Lane is a health coach, trainer, and model. She is a model for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit. Lane recently shared a carousel post on Instagram. In it, she seen is doing things like spending time with friends, going to the gym, cooking, and showing off her impressive figure. Here are five secrets behind Lane’s impressive figure.

Lane opened up about her wellness secrets in an interview with Sports Illustrated. She says that when it comes to exercise, she doesn’t put too much pressure on herself. “I used to be really rigid. [Now] I’m actually more of the mindset of, obviously I’d love to train every day and that could be anything from weight training to just going for a nice walk. I really try and look at it that way now. I think it’s a healthier mindset to have and not to give yourself a hard time if you can’t do it.”

Lane shared some of her favorite foods in an interview with Sports Illustrated Swimsuit. She says that she loves incorporating leafy greens like Swiss chard and kale into her diet. “Packed with essential nutrients, leafy greens provide a variety of vitamins and minerals necessary for hormone production and balance,” Lane explained. “They also contain fiber, which aids in hormone metabolism and elimination.”

Lane also loves eating avocados to keep herself healthy. She explained why in her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit interview. “Avocados are rich in healthy fats, particularly monounsaturated fats, which are beneficial for hormonal health. They also provide potassium, vitamin K and other essential nutrients.”

Lane tells Sports Illustrated Swimsuit that she likes to eat Greek yogurt. “A good source of protein and probiotics, Greek yogurt supports gut health, which is linked to hormonal balance. Probiotics contribute to a healthy gut microbiome, influencing hormone regulation. Choose plain, unsweetened Greek yogurt for optimal benefits.”df44d9eab23ea271ddde7545ae2c09ec

A lot of Lane’s workout secrets involve managing hormones. She talked about this in her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit interview. “If you are struggling with high cortisol, then you should stay away from HIIT workouts as this will only add fuel to the fire. Hormone health—especially when it comes to women—[requires us] to make sure to look at the whole picture. You’ll find everything is a balance and all connected, even down to your home environment, spirituality, connection, exercise, finances and more.”