Fitness Model Whitney Wiser in Two-Piece Workout Gear Says "Make the Time Right"

Fitness model Whitney Simmons has built an impressive following of 4 million on Instagram by inspiring others to embrace a healthy and balanced lifestyle. Known for her relatable and motivational content, Whitney shares her fitness journey and promotes the importance of both physical and mental well-being. On a recent post showcasing stylish athletic wear sets, she captioned it, “she’s on her way 🏃‍♀️💨,” reflecting her dynamic energy and commitment to staying active. Whitney’s dedication to health, her openness about personal challenges, and her innovative workout tips have made her a role model for many on their fitness journeys.

1. Gaining weight isn’t always bad

It’s important to be healthy and strong, mentally and physically. “GAINING WEIGHT IS NOT ALWAYS A BAD THING 👏🏼 I finally, after years of hard work to overcome my mental illnesses, feel my strongest again both mentally and physically. I’ve worked hard to continue to push weight out of the desire to simply feel strong again, not to chase a certain body type. With this has brought a lot of negative criticism about my body and assumptions being made. Thank you for sticking beside me through this journey. To have your support through it all has left me with so much gratitude for you, I’ll never be able to properly express it,” she said on Instagram.

2. She works her lower body

She prioritizes working on her lower body strength. “Utilizing progressive overload training adaptations with an emphasis on lower body, Legs Get It was developed to push you to the next level of glute growth. This 6 week program integrates strength and hypertrophy tactics through a 3 block training system. Maximize your lower body strength with glute dominant training,” she said on Instagram.

3. She does pilates

She does pilates and switches up her workouts occasionally. “Pilates princesses!! 🧘🏼‍♀️💅🏼🎀🩰,” she said on an Instagram video of her doing various pilates workouts. According to Better Health, “pilates promotes mobility and strength of all the major muscle groups in the body in a balanced fashion, whilst also having a key focus on the deep core muscles. It improves posture, flexibility, strength, balance and body awareness.”

4. She works her upper body

She works out, focusing on strengthening her upper body. “WE DON’T SKIP upper body days around here partner 🎀🩰🍰🍒 let me walk you through this HOT FIRE shoulders, chest and triceps workout coming at you straight from the Begin Again Challenge on @thealiveapp ✨☁️,” she said on a slideshow of Instagram videos of her working out.

5. She works her glutes

She works and sculpts her glutes. On a video on Instagram, she said “your GLUTES will be screaming after this one 🥵💦 glutes and hamstrings today LEGS GO. 4 x 8 high foot placement leg press, 3 x 12 dumbbell RDL, 3 x 10 lying leg curl, 3 x 12 glute med cable kickback, 3 x 10 glute dom back extension.”

Whitney Johns is sharing a new workout video – in her exercise clothes. In a new social media post the fitness trainer and influencer flaunts her flat abs in a two-piece set while revealing “a super efficient 20-minute full body workout that fits perfectly into even the busiest schedules!” In the clip she does a variety of exercises, in a “dumbbell-only circuit ideal for at-home workouts or for those who prefer to find a quiet corner at the gym. It’s designed to give you a fantastic workout without needing hours at the gym,” she says. How does she approach diet, fitness, and self-care? Here is everything you need to know about her lifestyle habits.

1. No Diets

Whitney refuses to diet. “I get a lot of people who want to build their glutes, but they also want to be on a diet,” she told Muscle and Fitness. “You can’t really build that muscle on a calorie deficit.” Instead, she fuels her body to build muscle. “As long as you are doing a clean-calorie surplus, you have to remember you are ‘doing it for the glutes!”

2. Macro Tracking

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“I really encourage my clients to track their macros,” Whitney told Muscle and Fitness. “Even if that’s just a couple of times per week because meal serving sizes are so deceiving. I hate tracking macros too, but if you can make yourself do it, you will find out if your protein intake is on point, or if your calorific intake is on track, and then you will know you are getting somewhere.”

3. 80/20 Rule

Whitney abides by the 80/20 rule with veggies, lean protein, and healthy fats with the occasional cheat meal. “If you can do just one cheat meal instead of a cheat day or week, you will fulfill those cravings without derailing your whole diet,” she told Dumb Blonde. Her style of eating is Paleo, she says.

4. No Dairy, Higher Fat, Lower Carb Eating

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Whitney keeps dairy to a minimum. "When it comes to my diet that works best for my body: I try to stay dairy free, higher fat and lower carbs… but sometimes that Ice Cream craving is just the most,” she said via Greatestphysiques.

5. Fitness to Improve Your Internal Health

“My love of fitness started when I was 16 years old. I grew up suffering from severe migraines, chronic pain, mental health, and gut health issues. I got fed up feeling poorly all the time, so I took matters into my own hands and started searching for solutions,” Whitney revealed Fitness Gurls. “I spent years researching and self-testing. It became clear that to heal my body, I had to make nutrition and lifestyle choices that were going to improve my internal health, not just my outer physique.”

Niamh Cullen is a successful fitness influencer and trainer, known for motivating her followers with her dedication to wellness. Recently, she shared some behind-the-scenes shots of herself before and after teaching a double spin class, wearing black workout clothes. “Before double,” she captioned one photo, followed by “After double” on another. Cullen’s commitment to fitness and inspiring others is evident in both her personal routine and the encouragement she gives to her community.

1. She Works Out In The Morning

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Cullen shared some of her fitness secrets with VIP Magazine. She says that one way she works out consistently is by doing so in the morning. “I do my usual things, prep my gym gear for the morning, I get moving first thing when I wake up whether it be a walk, a run, a zoom class, yoga or just simple stretching. I find when you start your day off with some sort of movement this will help you keep you motivated.”

2. She Schedules Workouts

Cullen tells VIP Magazine that she likes to schedule workouts. “I also plan out my days, so for example it could be Monday run day, Tuesday mobility, Wednesday HIIT- get a little plan going. Set goals and little targets. I also keep in touch with my friends and we do things together. My friends now join my lives that I’m giving every Tuesday and Thursday so it’s helping them keep motivated because there is always one 100% committed and another not feeling motivated so the encouragement of others will always keep you going.”

3. She Does Mobility Workouts

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Cullen shared some of her favorite workouts with VIP Magazine. “One thing I would recommend is mobility sessions/workouts as these are great for opening up your body, to get those important stretches in,” she said. “We aren’t moving a lot now with these restrictions so bodies can be tight. Hips and legs can feel so free with just some simple moves.”

4. She Does Bodyweight Workouts

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Cullen is a big fan of bodyweight workouts. She tells Evoke, “The best kind of training is actually bodyweight training so for anyone who was used to going to the gym, doing their weights and strengths, there’s so much that you can do with bodyweight at home. There are exercises with a chair, you can do exercises with 2 liter bottles of water, you don’t actually need equipment, all you need is a nice space, some water, and a good playlist and you can really get going.”

5. She Uses A Stationary Bike

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As you can see from her Instagram stories, Cullen uses a stationary bike to stay in shape. Penn State PRO Wellness states that using a stationary bike has a lot of health benefits. “Depending on the intensity of your workout and your body weight, you can burn more than 600 calories an hour with a stationary bike workout. This makes indoor cycling an excellent workout option for burning calories quickly.”