Courtney Green in Bathing Suit Enjoys "Pool Days"
Courtney Green is enjoying the beginning of the summer season. The TOWIE star showed off her famous curves this week, modeling a swimsuit on Instagram. "Pool days," she captioned the snap. How does the reality star maintain her fit physique? Read on to see 5 ways Courtney Green 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!
She Doesn't Need a Gym to Workout
Sure, anyone can work out at a gym, but you need to get creative sometimes. During the pandemic Courtney revealed her workout routine on Instagram, which can be done anywhere. It includes 50 punches with light weights, lunges with weights, squat jumps, sprints, four hooks, squats, jump squats with resistance bands, more sprints, and then stairs.
She Kickboxes
Courtney has been kickboxing since she was a kid. "Then vs Now – 20 years difference sameish sport , I started kickboxing at the age of 6 carried it out for 10 years then broke my arm and just never went back 10 years on and the passion was never lost thank you @mickey_amoojr for getting me back into it. I love posting my fashion and makeup but sometimes I feel like sharing my life and memories makes me happy," she captioned this throwback video.
She Does Pilates
Courtney also loves a certain elongating workout. "Not sure why I waited so long to try @zerogravitypilates it's my new obsession , training with my besties as always @amberturnerx @chloejmeadows #Pilates #gym," she captioned this video.
She Boxes
In addition to kickboxing, Courtney also likes to fight with her hands. "Take your gf to boxing night – Dusted off the boxing gloves , it's been a while thanks @mickey_amoojr," she captioned this video.
She Indulges
Courtney allows herself to indulge on occasion. Burgers with fries, dessert, and alcoholic beverages are a few of her cheat foods and drinks. "Don't plan a cheat meal just for the sake of having a cheat meal," advises registered dietitian Kate Patton, RD to the Cleveland Clinic. "You can always try to go slow at first. Maybe allow yourself to step off your diet just for a very special occasion. If you discover then that it's not for you, then don't force it." Also: "Exercising for a longer period or at a higher intensity somewhere else in your day can help with the extra calories you're adding."
