Fitness Trainer Sami Bossert in Two-Piece Workout Gear Shares "The Perfect Fall Collection"

Sami Bossert, a highly successful fitness trainer with a large Instagram following, frequently shares her favorite workout clothes and fitness tips. With the arrival of fall, she recently showcased her new seasonal wardrobe in a video on Instagram, featuring brown, blue, and red tones. She captioned the post, "And just like that…🍁 the perfect fall collection is now available to shop!! —> ptula.com What item(s) are you grabbing or would you loveeee from this collection? 🍂" Along with sharing her style, Bossert stays dedicated to her health and fitness, motivating her followers with a mix of light and intense workouts that focus on strength and well-being.

1. She Does Light Impact Workouts

Bossert makes sure to do intense workouts. However, she prefers to do light impact workouts as well. Bossert shared some of her favorites in this Instagram video, captioning it, “A fun little light impact (but certainly not light intensity) warmup on this weeks BONUS Full Body Day inside my app 😜 Ooo baby it was a fun one! Week 2 of the Challenge has commenced and we’re moving into Week 3!! So so proud of my team for sticking to it to the best of their abilities 👏👏”

2. She Works Out Regularly

Bossert makes sure to workout on a regular basis. She talked about this in the caption of this Instagram post. “You’ll put time into the things that you really care about and matter to you. Your physical health and wellness should be one of them. 💪🏼Tomorrow begins my newest challenge inside my fitness app! SWEAT IT OUT. Sign up with the link in my bio. Wanna just give my app a try? Try it for FREE for a week!”

3. She Does Lower Body Workouts

Bossert likes to do lower body workouts like squats and lunges to stay in shape. She shared this video of herself doing them on Instagram. Bossert captioned it, “Hardest part of this was editing it down to be under 90 seconds for this darn reel 🤣 But here we are !! A few common questions I hope I answered for you in this video are: Q : What can I do if lunges hurt my knees? A : The Smith Machine is a great tool where you can perform multiple versions of squats and lunges and helps pull some of that impact and weight off of your knees.”

4. She Does Glute Bridges

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Bossert shared this video on her Instagram story of herself doing glute bridges. NASM states that the workout has a lot of benefits. “Glute bridges are a useful exercise for building core stability, building glute strength, and improving overall exercise form and function. When performed as a stabilization exercise, glute bridges activate the glutes to function as they are supposed to in other movements like squats, deadlifts, walking, and running. Adding weight progresses glute bridges into a strength exercise, which can build strength in the glute muscles.”

5. She Uses A Resistance Band

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In the previous video, Bossert is also seen using a resistance band. Harvard Health states that these have a lot of benefits. “They can prepare your muscles for the many types of movements you make throughout the day, such as when you stretch, bend, lift, or simply rise from a chair. In addition, training with bands improves muscle power, which helps you avoid falls and risk of injury. Bands are especially helpful if you have trouble gripping or holding dumbbells, or need greater control when doing exercises, such as if you're recovering from an injury or dealing with joint pain.”

Casey Samsel is sharing some insight into her approach to fitness. In a new social media post the influencer and trainer flaunts her amazing figure while opening up to her followers. “I’m happy to get back to maintenance with my training. I haven’t been in this good of a position since last year🙌🏼 but this is by far my best ever for my overall conditioning and my metabolism alongside of my current aesthetics, but sadly I’m struggling with my mind in the gym right now, here is why 👇🏼I want more out of my fitness journey. All of these things I have done for my body I want to use in my life. I have no other goals but to feel well, sleep well, digest well, and perform well! More rest, more grub. Same amount of focus. Less pressure,” she captioned the post. How does she approach diet, fitness, and self-care? Here is everything you need to know about her lifestyle habits.

1. She Doesn’t Have a “Typical” Training Routine

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When asked about a typical training routine in the gym, Casey revealed she doesn’t have one. “Tough question! No routine is ever the same! My workouts very from heavy, light, fast, slow, with pulses, half-reps, pauses, etc.” she told Hard Fitness.

2. Here Is Her Pre-Contest Diet

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“My pre-contest diet has also changed with every competition. A few things that remain the same are: Water decrease and slow increase along with carb decrease and a sudden increase about two days before the stage. Everything else pretty much remains the same! My pro debut in May will have an entirely different approach to peak week,” she says.

3. She Motivates Herself

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“My motivation is myself. I was never good at much growing up and I certainly found something that I'm good at. Doing well with bikini competitions has made me love the process. All of the dieting, hard workouts, preps, and show preparation keep me motivated! I look up to many fellow IFBB Pro Bikini competitors, but there are also some NPC competitors that keep me inspired to do what I do everyday. One of them is my very own Bikini client and friend,” she told Hard Fitness.

4. Lift Weights and Eat Over Cardio and Starvation

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In a post Casey revealed that she spent her “young adult years” worrying about how she looked. “I drove myself 😵‍💫 with restriction & low-calorie diets, & HOURS of cardio. I skipped class when I hated my body & didn’t want anyone to see me. Instead, I would go for a run until I couldn’t feel my legs & plan a nice little “vaca” from food (for however long I could hold out). This led to a vicious cycle of overeating & “burning it off” for almost 5 months. It destroyed my mind, then destroyed my body,” she said. “I was scared to eat and to stop burning calories. I was terrified of being in my own mind & body for what it would uncontrollably think & do next. It took only less than 5 months of consistent poor eating habits & catabolic activity to completely destroy my mentality, my social life, & my metabolism. My internal health mentally & physically suffered & I spent the next year & a half self-loathing & beating myself up and not knowing how to fix it. I ended up disliking my body more, isolating myself little by little, & losing so much trust for my own judgment in what to do next…Eventually, I had to do the hard stuff. I had to eat more, run less. I had to look my daily fears of food in the eyes & come to the realization that I needed to slowly build confidence in integration of food & calories and ACCEPT what I had done to get to a place where my body had nowhere else to go but up. I had to consume more calories (slowly), I had to re-trust the method (daily), I had to stop thinking about cardio & make sure my body had the energy from the food I was eating in order to heal & adapt to a healthier metabolism. It was HARD, but I committed to having a body I loved on the outside, by revamping what I needed to on the inside. I’m here to tell you that because I have gone through this process of metabolic decline & damage, & gained more body fat, & had less confidence in EVERYTHING than I started with. I went through over a year of metabolic & MENTAL recovery (far longer than the amount of time it took to drag myself to the bottom). A year was a BLIP in time and 1000% worth everything that I possess now. Now I live, eat, & train for sustainability with my future in mind.

5. Hiking

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Casey also hikes. She revealed in her recent post, “we’re hitting the mountains of Colorado in a week! So catch me outside, how bout dat?” According to the National Parks Service, the physical benefits of hiking include:

• Building stronger muscles and bones
• Improving your sense of balance
• Improving your heart health
• Decreasing the risk of certain respiratory problems