Danielle Bernstein in Workout Gear Enjoys "Calm Wknds"

Danielle Bernstein is the creative mind behind the blog and Instagram account, We Wore What. She still shares some personal photos on her account. Bernstein shared some weekend highlights on her page recently. In them, she enjoyed time with a horse, played tennis, and spent time outside. She captioned the post, “Calm weekends.” How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Danielle Bernstein stays in shape and the photos that prove they work.

1. She Works Her Abs

Bernstein makes sure to work her abs. She and her trainer shared some of her favorite things to do in this Instagram post. Bernstein captioned it, “My twice a week ab routine ~ I’ve been training with @briannajoye_fitness for just about a year now, and the key has never been to reinvent the wheel.. it’s all about simple exercises using weights and most important, consistency 👊🏻 I still do Pilates and cardio in between our sessions / of course have days off!”

2. She Has A Personal Trainer

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As you can see from her previous post, Bernstein has a personal trainer. ACE Fitness states that this can help you do exercises properly. “If you are new to exercise or find that some movements are painful, it is worth hiring a trainer to be certain that you are moving in a safe and effective way. Taking the time to learn proper exercise technique can improve your results and prevent annoying injuries.”

3. She Loves Pilates

Bernstein also revealed that she loves Pilates in the previous post’s caption. ACE Fitness reports that Pilates is a very effective workout. “Pilates — once a niche strength, mobility, and recovery technique for dancers — has gone mainstream. The low-intensity, muscle-strengthening workout can promote flexibility, mobility, and posture. What’s more, it can set your body up to complete other more intense strength-training safely.”

4. She Loves Cardio

Bernstein also revealed in her post’s caption that she likes to do cardio workouts. This is very good for her health. ACE Fitness states that cardio can reduce stress. “Cardio training can enhance your ability to deal with stress more effectively. Exercise elevates levels of epinephrine, norepinephrine and cortisol, which are hormones that are produced during time of stress because they help produce energy. These are part of your body’s natural fight-or-flight response and function to provide immediate energy to handle tough situations. If you don’t exercise on a regular basis and have to deal with stress, your body can become jumpy and jittery when faced with a tough situation. Regular exercise can give your body the ability to handle and deal with these hormones when they are released into your system.”

5. She Stays Hydrated

Bernstein revealed to Forbes that she makes sure to stay hydrated. “It’s so imperative for me to lead a healthy lifestyle because my schedule—and a lot of people can relate to this—gets so chaotic that exercise and healthy diets can slip. I try to make it a point to lead by example and offer my followers easy tips and tricks they can incorporate into their daily lives. That’s why I was super excited when FIJI Water finally released a sports cap bottle! The new sports cap makes it even more convenient to hydrate when working out.”

Danni Menzies is showing off her fit figure – in a sports bra and leggings. In a new social media post the A Place in the Sun presenter shows off her washboard abs during an intense workout circuit. “Last session in Glasgow with @chantelwilkie_fit ready to get down the road and take on London,” she captioned the post. How does the 34-year-old stay fit? Celebwell has the details on her latest workout and the other health habits responsible for her amazing figure.

1. She Goes Running

Danni told Runner’s World UK that she has been running since she was 8. “Running is an escape from London life. I live in Fulham and run 10km in a loop from Putney to Hammersmith along the Thames. I usually run two to three times a week but if I’m busy with work I’ll do that route once a week and then 5-8km on the other days,” she said. According to the Mayo Clinic, running is great for cardiovascular health, muscle building, and weight loss. “For every mile run, the average person will burn approximately 100 calories,” they say.

2. She Eats Healthy During the Week

On weekdays, Danni keeps her diet ultra healthy. “Before every run I have green juice and a coffee, and then an omelette with avocado when I get back,” she told Runner’s World. “On the weekends, she cheats! “I’m a health freak Monday to Friday but I love a Domino’s Pizza on a Sunday.”

3. She Uses Fitness Apps

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Danni is a fan of fitness apps. “I use Nike Running Club's running app. If I see that friends I follow have gone out and ran 7km, I’ll go and do 9km. It’s a great motivator and I like the training programmes you can get on them,” she told Runner’s World.

4. She Does Reformer Pilates

“I do reformer pilates,” Danni told Daily Star UK. “I’m a bit of a fitness freak from Monday to Friday and then I party at the weekend.“I’m good at keeping on it Monday to Friday. I’m pretty health conscious.” Should you do Pilates? The Mayo Clinic confirms that there are lots of benefits to the workout, as it “strengthens the body's inner core while increasing its flexibility resulting in improved overall health. It can also promote longer, leaner muscles, injury prevention, relief from stress and back pain, enhanced athletic performance, and heightened mind-body awareness.

5. She Also Does Yoga

“I try to do a lot of Yoga as well. I find it helps space doing exercise,” Danni added to Daily Star UK. “It makes you feel good as well as put your head in the right place too.” There is a laundry list of reasons to do yoga, explains Harvard Health. “Researchers found that people who practiced yoga for at least 30 minutes once a week for at least four years, gained less weight during middle adulthood,” they said. “People who were overweight actually lost weight. Overall, those who practiced yoga had lower body mass indexes (BMIs) compared with those who did not practice yoga. Researchers attributed this to mindfulness. Mindful eating can lead to a more positive relationship with food and eating.”

6. Here Is Her New Workout Routine

Strength training is also part of her routine. Here are the exercises she does in her latest video:

1. Sumo deadlifts
2. Barbell rows
3. Front raises with a plate
4. Chest press on the ground
5. Gorilla kettlebell rows
6. Skierg cardio
7. Burpees
8. Shoulder taps

Alison Brie is celebrating a major milestone in her fitness journey. The Mad Men actress, 41, shared pictures of herself wearing black leggings and a gray sports bra, holding gold ‘100’ balloons that were presented to her as a surprise congratulations. “Celebrated 100 classes @formapilatesla with surprise balloons!! (and a killer ab and glute series🥵😛) Thanks for the time under tension, gals!” she captioned the post. Here’s what Brie’s health and wellness routine looks like in her 40s.

1. Working Out To Feel Good

Brie notices a difference in her mood when she doesn’t exercise. “On days that I work out, I feel good—I feel confident I feel strong and calm,” she told Well+Good. "On days that I don't work out I feel a little untethered and a little grouchy, so it's a real priority to me, no matter where I am. I've done workouts in my trailer at work when I had a 30 minute break. I just feel like, it's good to find that time. It's good for your health, and it's good for your mind.”

2. Rise Nation and Peloton

Brie likes doing Rise Nation and Peloton workouts in Los Angeles, and Devin Wiggins and Claire P. Thomas when she wants to do an at-home workout. "I seldom do the exact thing that they're doing,” she told Well+Good. “But I kind of look at it, and mix and match those with a running list that I already keep in my phone of certain exercises that I can do on my own.”

3. Glow Training

Training for her role as Ruth Wilder in GLOW took Brie’s fitness to another level. "I have never considered myself an athletic person until I started working on GLOW. We do a month of wrestling training before shooting every season of GLOW," she told ET. "That's all of the women in the ring. Three hours a day, five days a week. And that was also incredibly empowering. Learning that your body is capable of so much more than you ever expected is pretty life-changing for me."

4. Food Is Not the Enemy

Brie changed her approach to fitness, now focusing on being strong and healthy over being as small as possible. “More than anything, I think, [with] my trainers, we honed in on healthy eating and not considering food the enemy,” she told ET. “ So it's much better for me to do something, have a lifestyle where I live in a healthy way and I work out in a way that makes me feel strong and powerful and I eat food. But I eat healthy food and sometimes I eat unhealthy food and it's fine."

5. Self-Care Routine

Brie uses Epsom salts and CBD to relax. "For muscle recovery, Epsom salts and CBD are a big part of my routine," she told Well+Good. "My husband [actor Dave Franco] and I usually will take a lazy Sunday. We're very serious about our lazy Sundays—the goal is to not leave the house at all. We do next to nothing."

Danielle Armstrong (who recently changed her name to Danielle Edney after her August wedding to Tom Edney) is honeymooning in her swimsuit! The former TOWIE star flaunts her figure in a black bathing suit via one of her latest Instagram Stories shot in Dubai. How does the new bride stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Danielle Armstrong 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!

1. She Works Out

Danielle is so devoted to fitness that she has made it her job. She shares her workouts and diet secrets on an Instagram page devoted to health. “I like to work out 2-3 times a week to keep onto top of my fitness and tone those areas like my arms, legs and booty 🍑 plus I love what a good session does for your mindset,” she said in an Instagram post. “I like to do cardio for 20 mins which will be the treadmill and then 45 mins of weights and resistance work,” she added to Women Fitness about her workouts.

2. She Finds Ways to Motivate Herself

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Danielle uses her own before-and-afters to stay motivated. “The picture on the right I took at the gym last week. I’ve cut 42Ibs of body fat and I feel the healthiest I’ve ever been. I feel proud of what I’ve achieved and it’s been so easy,” she wrote in one post. Another way she motivates herself is by partaking in challenges, sharing about them on social media. “Following a simple nutrition plan. I achieved results just sticking to the plan and with no exercise, however now gyms are back open I’ve loved getting back working out to tone my legs and booty,” she remarked.

3. Her Diet Is Healthy

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Danielle maintains a healthy diet. “I love to make a salad for lunch, lots of people think salads are boring for lunch but that because they’re not putting love into it. I’ll make chicken & avocado with lettuce cucumber and I’ll add pomegranate with and like to experiment with adding different seeds making my own healthy salad dressing. I also have tuna and mixed seafood salads. For evening meals I love fish so lots of salmon fillets and sea bass with vegetables and sweet potato mash. I also love to make chicken and prawn stir fry,” she told Women Fitness.

4. She Works Out in the AM

Danielle likes to exercise first thing in the morning. Early Morning Workout,” she captioned this snap. “I forgot how good it feels when you actually put yourself through a good workout.”

5. It’s All About Lifestyle

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Sporadic diet and exercise changes aren’t going to get you in great shape for the long haul, per Danielle. “This is a not a diet and definitely not a quick fix I’ve lost my baby weight healthy and over a good period of time,” she wrote in a post. “This is a lifestyle change and if you think the time is right for you please drop me a #DM and I will be more than happy to discuss the exact plan I followed.”