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1. Tennis and Yoga

Spencer loves to stay active instead of obsessing over gym sessions. "I have always been an athlete and I think the best way to get a workout is to do a sport," she says. "The sport for me right now is tennis. I love it. Tennis, yoga and stretching really works for me. Here and there, if I've been naughty, I'll jump on the elliptical but I really don't go crazy. Life is too short. I make sure that I eat right and I love playing tennis as you can be with friends and be outside. Just do what makes you happy."

2. Lots of Vegetables

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Spencer enjoys a balanced diet with plenty of green vegetables. “I eat what I want, in moderation,” she says. “I gravitate toward fresh veggies and clean foods, thankfully, but I am also a sucker for a cupcake every once in a while. I make sure to eat lots of kale, broccoli, blueberries, strawberries and spinach. We do enough stories on superfoods on GMA. I know what I should be eating, and I really try to stick with that.”

3. Swimming and Yoga

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Spencer used to be a champion diver and still loves to swim. “I enjoy swimming laps—it's a great workout and also allows me to get into a meditative state so it's very relaxing,” she says. “I love the quiet and the rhythm of swimming. I do it quite a bit in the summer, but not very much in the winter. I turn to yoga, preferably in a warm room, during the cold months. I do yoga year round but find myself craving it more in the fall and winter. I am really into paddle boarding at the moment, too. It's an incredible workout for the arms and core, and a great way to get out on the water.”

4. Walking Her Dogs

Spencer walks her dogs at least twice a day, which is especially beneficial as we go into the fall and winter months. “Walking can help protect you during cold and flu season,” say the experts at Harvard Health. “A study of over 1,000 men and women found that those who walked at least 20 minutes a day, at least 5 days a week, had 43% fewer sick days than those who exercised once a week or less. And if they did get sick, it was for a shorter duration, and their symptoms were milder.”

5. Eternal Optimist

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Spencer has a sunny outlook on life. “I am a very happy, optimistic person. It is just who I am and always have been,” she says. “I think that comes from being part of a family that was big on praise for a job well done. My mom and dad always made the most of each day, and taught us (my siblings and me) to do the same. I am a big proponent of always looking at the glass half full, rather than half empty. I think that outlook on life has kept me healthy and happy, both mentally and physically.”

Lara Spencer is a TV presenter is known for being the co-anchor for ABC's Good Morning America, but fans also appreciate her good looks. When she’s not entertaining the nation on TV, she’s dialing in on her health and wellness, as you can see in a new swimsuit photo. "Mykonos meet up! So good to see AR!! Kids and hubbies too-Such fun! And not the first time I connected w a colleague at the GMA Mykonos bureau-swipe right to see ❤️🇬🇷. @giobenitez @ajrobach," she captioned the post, tagging fellow ABC folks Amy Robach and Gio Benitez. How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Lara Spencer 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 Lets Herself Have a Cupcake Once In A While

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“I eat what I want, in moderation,” explained Lara. “I gravitate toward fresh veggies and clean foods, thankfully, but I am also a sucker for a cupcake every once in a while.” She continues, saying she makes sure to eat lots of kale, broccoli, blueberries, strawberries and spinach. “We do enough stories on superfoods on GMA. I know what I should be eating, and I really try to stick with that.”

2. She Loves To Swim

For physical activity, she actually used to be a champion diver and still enjoys jumping in the pool for a workout. “I enjoy swimming laps—it’s a great workout and also allows me to get into a meditative state so it’s very relaxing,” Lara says. ”I love the quiet and the rhythm of swimming. I do it quite a bit in the summer, but not very much in the winter.”

3. She Doesn’t Take Her Health For Granted

During an interview with Parade, Lara was asked what the biggest health lesson she’s learned so far is, and her answer was “don’t take it for granted.” She continued saying, “just because I was always in great shape, doesn’t mean I can rest on my laurels. Life is precious and our bodies need to be cared for every day.”

4. Yoga Is Her Go To Year Round

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“I turn to yoga, preferably in a warm room, during the cold months,” explains Lara. ”I do yoga year round but find myself craving it more in the fall and winter.” In addition to yoga, she loves paddle boarding, another good activity for balance. “It’s an incredible workout for the arms and core, and a great way to get out on the water.

5. She Loves Playing Tennis

“Last but certainly not least, I play tennis year round,” Lara said. “I am on a USTA team and just got bumped up to a 4.0 rating so I am really excited. As a former athlete, Lara says she loves the competition. “I play both singles and doubles and would play every day if I could! I wish I had known about tennis as a kid. Unlike platform diving, it’s a sport I can play for the rest of my life.”

Amanda Lamb is a TV host, best known for her work on A Place In The Sun. She and her family recently enjoyed a trip to Crete, Greece. Lamb shared some highlights on Instagram this week. In them, she enjoyed a day on the water. Lamb captioned the post, “Memories made, fears exercised.” How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Amanda Lamb stays in shape and the photos that prove they work.

1. She Faces Her Fears

In her recent Instagram post, Lamb talked about overcoming some of her fears. She began the caption with, “Faced a few fears today… took a boat out on my own with the girls. Might not seem much but it was a big thing for me. Pootled round the bay, got up close to Spinalonga (which we’re visiting tomorrow) jumped off into water so deep we couldn’t see the bottom and handed over the reins/wheel thingy to the teen who amazed me with how good she was.”

2. She Swims

Lamb likes to swim to stay in shape. She shared this set of photos and videos on Instagram of herself having a pool day. Lamb captioned the post, “Continuing my love of dunking myself in various bodies of water. The pool at @casalasiesta has to be seen to be believed. Quiet, tranquil and mesmerising. I’ve barely been out of it. Highlight was early morning pre breakfast swim with coffee and book in hand and watching the swifts dive in for a drink.. swipe right to see.. they’re fast little buggers though, blink and you’ll miss him… will give you a tour soon once I’ve dragged myself back to reality…”

3. She Hikes

Swimming isn’t the only outdoor activity Lamb likes to do to stay in shape. She’s also a fan of hiking, and shares several hiking highlights on Instagram. In this set of photos, Lamb hikes Blackchurch Rock. She captioned the post, “Finally got down here. I’ve lived down here for 8 years and never managed to get to Blackchurch Rock. Go if you get the chance, it’s incredible and make sure you go at low tide so you can climb through and look like an awkward tourist.”

4. She Lives A Healthier Lifestyle

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In an interview with Closer, Lamb talked about how she lost weight and adapted to a healthier lifestyle. "I put on weight while filming A Place In The Sun in Europe. We'd go out boozing, and I was eating baguettes for lunch, followed by stodgy dinners…Since then, my weight has slowly returned to normal. I eat healthily and go to the gym four times a week. One day I’m going to write a book about how to [lose weight]. It will be called Eat Less; Move More. It’s not rocket science.”

5. She Gets Her Vitamin D

Vitamin D from the sun is vital as it helps regulate calcium and phosphorus absorption, promoting healthy bone growth and maintenance. Sunlight triggers a skin reaction that generates vitamin D, aiding immune function, cell growth, and reducing inflammation. Insufficient sun exposure can lead to deficiencies, linked to bone disorders like rickets in children and osteoporosis in adults. However, moderation is key due to sunburn and skin cancer risks. Balancing sun exposure, dietary sources, and supplements ensures adequate vitamin D levels for overall health.