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Dove Cameron in Bathing Suit Shares Swimsuit Snap

Here’s how she stays so fit

Dove Cameron is heating up social media with her latest swimsuit snap. The Descendants star and chart-topping singer shows off her incredible figure in a swimsuit via her latest Instagram Stories photo, wearing a black top as she looks to the side. How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Dove Cameron 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!

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She Is a "Fitness and Health Junkie"

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Dove declared herself a "fitness and health junkie" to Women's Health. She revealed that she stays in shape with a weekly routine of cardio, body-weight strength training, and a mix of Pilates, barre, and cycling classes. Mixing up workout is a great way to stay motivated to exercise and avoid boredom. 

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She Eats a Hearty Breakfast

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Dove revealed to Delish that some of her favorite breakfast foods are avocado toast with salmon and a poached egg on top and flax seed oatmeal with flax seeds, chia seeds. A protein-rich breakfast is a great way to fuel your body for success. 

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She Eats "Really Clean"

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Dove eats salmon with vegetables for lunch, and chicken or fish with vegetables for dinner. "I tend to eat really clean, because I feel better when I do," she dished to Delish. Her guilty pleasure? "I really like British food. It's wholesome. I need hearty, carb-y food. I don't like sugar very much, but I like savory things like that."

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She Avoids Red Meat

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Dove is trying to avoid red meat. "I just got to the point where if I eat red meat, my mood and energy plummet. I've just reached a weird moral point with it," she told Delish. Her substitute? A vegan burger with hummus on top.

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She Bakes Gluten-, Sugar-, Dairy-Free Treats

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Cameron loves baking secretly healthy food.  "I'm a terrible person. I like to trick people into eating something and then later tell them it's healthy. Because otherwise, people are like, 'this tastes healthy,'" she told Delish. "You have to make a gluten-free, sugar-free, dairy-free lemon bar, not tell anyone there's anything different about it, and when they all love it, you tell them."

Leah Groth
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