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Ashley Graham in Bathing Suit is "Ripped"

Here are the model’s top diet and fitness tips.

Ashley Graham is back at the gym in her bathing suit, a year after giving birth to twins Roman and Malachi. The supermodel shows off her incredible body and strength in one of her latest social media posts, featuring herself and husband, Justin Ervin, at the gym. She captioned the Instagram snap, "both ripped, both have boob sweat." How does the mother-of-three maintain her fit physique? Read on to see 5 of Ashley Graham's top diet and fitness tips for staying 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

Do Strength and Weight Training

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Ashley previously told Women's Health that her workouts focus mostly on weights. "When I'm working with my trainer, we do a lot of weights, and then sneaky cardio," she said, adding that her booty is her main focus. ​​"Honestly, I feel like my butt has fallen a lot in this past couple of years. So anything to just kind of start lifting it back up."

2

Climb Lots of Stairs

Ashley loves to climb, a great cardio workout with major glute benefits. "I will say I just bought a Stairmaster, and I put it in my bedroom. It looks out the window, and I have no excuses," she told Women's Health.

3

Exercise Every Day

Ashley exercises at least once a day, and sometimes twice. "I want to get it done at eight a.m., in and out," she told Women's Health. "But then I am enjoying doing a little bit of yoga in the afternoons because that was something that really helped me through my pregnancy with Isaac."

4

Find Workout Buddies

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Ashley has found a great workout buddy in her husband. "Justin will do drills, and he'll run after him, and I'll do some lunges and things like that. But it'll be like a family workout, where he's outside playing, but we can also still kind of get a little bit in," she revealed to Women's Health. "It sounds like normal play with your kid, but if you really look at it as 'okay, we're gonna get a workout,' then you can actually turn it into that.'" 

5

Eat Nourishing Food

Ashley maintains a healthy diet, filling it with nourishing food. For breakfast she has one half English muffin with scrambled eggs on top, and the other with butter and jam. She loves fruit, including nectarine and plums, veggies like cucumbers and celery. "Lunch, I've been eating sandwiches like crazy," she told Women's Health. "Do not sleep on sandwiches!" Her go-to is Hawaiian bread stacked with mayonnaise, Grey Poupon mustard, chicken, muenster cheese, and lettuce. For dinner she loves lamb cooked by her husband. 

Leah Groth
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