Madison Pettis in Bathing Suit Has "Getaway"

Madison Pettis is enjoying her latest vacation, taking an outdoor shower in her swimsuit! The young actress shows off her fabulous figure via her latest Instagram post, rocking a brown bathing suit as she poses for photos. “Getaway,” she captioned the series of snaps. How does the He’s All That star stay healthy, both mentally and physically? Read on to see 5 of Madison Pettis’ top health tips 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. Don’t Compare Yourself to Others

Madison, who has been acting since she was a child, keeps herself grounded by remembering that she is enough. “My mom reminds me not to compare myself to anyone else, which is great advice whether you’re a public figure or not. It’s easy to look around and wish you had what someone else has, or do what someone else is doing. But we are all on our own path! It’s important to appreciate each step in your journey,” she told Composure.

2. Trust Your Instincts

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Self-awareness is a crucial part of Madison’s approach to staying on the right track. “Trust your instincts. If something doesn’t feel right, it probably isn’t. Always listen to that little voice inside your head,” she added to Composure.

3. Treat Stress Head On

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Madison explained to Teen Vogue that she has a trick for dealing with stress. “I think as a kid, you just have no idea what's at stake, you have no idea the pressure that's on you. You really don't understand what's going on. So everything was just like a blind optimism,” she said. “Now if I feel stressed, or feel a lot of pressure, feel like everything's weighing on me heavily, I try to get back into my inner child who always did it for the fun of everything, and just was ready to entertain and do what made her happy without thinking of what's at stake. That's when I feel most comfortable and can find that confidence again.”

4. Dance

Want a fit figure like Madison? Try dancing. She regularly takes dancing, including one that requires her to wear high heels as she gets down and shows off her hip-hop moves. In an Instagram Q&A she revealed that she “made it a resolution” to take classes, calling it “the best thing ever.” “I have so much fun in class,” she added.

5. Do Pilates

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“I do a lot of pilates. Working out while you lay down is lit,” Madison revealed during an Instagram Q&A. She takes classes on both the mat and reformer, adding that during quarantine she would do videos of mat workouts paired with 10 minutes of abs and booty band exercises.

Madison Pettis channeled her inner bohemian at Coachella. The He’s All That star is one of the many celebrities who hit the music festival over the weekend, also attending the Revolve Festival. “Souled out,” she captioned a series of Instagram images taken at the bash, showing off her phenomenal figure in a crocheted swimsuit top. How does the 23-year-old maintain her physique and stay healthy and happy? Read on to see 5 ways Madison Pettis 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 Doesn’t Compare Herself to Others

Madison has a healthy approach to staying grounded in the public eye. “My mom reminds me not to compare myself to anyone else, which is great advice whether you’re a public figure or not. It’s easy to look around and wish you had what someone else has, or do what someone else is doing. But we are all on our own path! It’s important to appreciate each step in your journey,” she told Composure.

2. She Trusts Her Instincts

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Madison also emphasizes the importance of self-awareness. “Trust your instincts. If something doesn’t feel right, it probably isn’t. Always listen to that little voice inside your head,” she added to Composure.

3. She Tries to Connect with Her “Inner Child”

Madison explained to Teen Vogue how she deals with stress. “I think as a kid, you just have no idea what's at stake, you have no idea the pressure that's on you,” Madison explains. “You really don't understand what's going on. So everything was just like a blind optimism. Now if I feel stressed, or feel a lot of pressure, feel like everything's weighing on me heavily, I try to get back into my inner child who always did it for the fun of everything, and just was ready to entertain and do what made her happy without thinking of what's at stake. That's when I feel most comfortable and can find that confidence again.”

4. She Dances…In Heels

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Madison stays fit with the help of dance classes. She even takes a dance class that requires her to wear high heels as she gets down and shows off her hip-hop moves. The actress revealed in an Instagram Q&A that she “made it a resolution” to take classes, calling it “the best thing ever.” “I have so much fun in class,” she added.

5. She Does Pilates

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“I do a lot of pilates. Working out while you lay down is lit,” Madison revealed during an Instagram Q&A. In another one, she added that she does pilates on both the mat and reformer, adding that during quarantine she would do videos of mat workouts paired with 10 minutes of abs and booty band exercises.

Actress Madison Pettis is looking back on a magical August spent at the beach, as summer draws to an end. Pettis, 25, shared a series of pictures of herself enjoying the sun and sea with friends, including a snap of herself posing on the sand in a gorgeous orange bikini and trucker hat. “August slipped away into a moment in time,” she captioned the post. “Why was this literally the best month every ❤️😢 missing u alreadyyyy,” commented friend Torri Webster. How does she stay healthy and happy? Here are 5 ways the actress takes care of her health and happiness.

1. Power of Pilates

Pettis practices Pilates using a reformer machine. "A lot of people have weak core and back muscles, and strengthening these postural muscles helps balance out the tension that results from this weakness," says athletic trainer Leanne Wonesh. "This is especially great for people who sit at desks for long periods of time because having stronger core and back muscles can help pull you out of those classic desk postures that cause tension and pain in your shoulders and legs."

2. Pickleball Player

Pettis is just one of many people who have discovered a love for pickleball. “Pickleball is a great form of cardiovascular exercise that helps get your heart rate up,” says Kaitlyn Jacobson, Physician Assistant at Renown Urgent Care – Ryland. “It can lead to better cholesterol and blood pressure levels, lowering your risk of heart disease. Since pickleball is a low-impact sport and easy on the body, it’s a great way to get movement in and maintain healthy bones, joints and muscles. By playing pickleball, you’ll reduce the rate of bone loss and help conserve bone tissue.”

3. Less Is More

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Pettis has battled acne over the years, and is thankful for professional guidance in dealing with it. “I felt more comfortable on camera because I was working with hair and makeup artists on sets," she says. "I felt lucky that I had professionals guiding me on what was best for my skin, how to take care of it after wearing a lot of heavy makeup on set and [teaching me] the best ways to cover up my acne. I've taken notes and done my due diligence… [My skin] doesn't love when I try a bunch of new things. I've learned that less is more — if it ain't broke, don't fix it.”

4. Beauty From the Inside

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Pettis doesn’t feel the need to wear makeup every day. “Beauty to me means doing what makes you feel good about yourself, no matter what other people think about it,” she says. “Some days I feel great without makeup, and some days I want to do a full beat. Don’t ever let someone tell you what you should do to be beautiful. Do you.”

5. Curly Hair Maintenance

Pettis has learned how to take care of her beautiful curly hair. “One important tip for curly hair is getting it trimmed regularly and finding a hair stylist who cuts curly hair properly,” she says. “They need to cut it while it's dry, ringlet by ringlet, so you can accurately see how much is getting cut, so it doesn't end up being shorter than you wanted. For years, I got hair cuts while my hair was wet. Curly hair is longer when it’s wet and shrinks up when it’s dry. So I had a few traumatizing haircuts where it looked like they were only cutting off one inch, but once it dried, they had actually cut like four inches. Another tip is to dry curly hair with a microfiber towel to prevent frizz. Deep conditioners are also my best friend—my hair can’t get enough moisture.”

Madison Pettis, the Disney Channel staple and star of He's All That, is one of many celebrity ambassadors for Rihanna’s Savage X Fenty clothing line. Pettis just posted her newest look on Instagram, and she looks amazing. In it, Pettis posed in an orange two piece with purple flowers, with books on the floor around her. She captioned the post, “Careful with words, but it’s still hard to read me.” How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Madison Pettis 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’s Proud of Herself

Pettis has been acting for a long time, and she’s had to deal with rejection for a long time. However, she hasn’t let this get her down. She told her secret to Composure Magazine,“For an actor, it can be a lot of pressure to always have something going on. This business is a rollercoaster & it’s easy to get discouraged when you’re in between jobs. But you just have to stay positive and be proud of how much you’ve already accomplished so far!”

2. She Uses Anti-Humidity Spray

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Pettis has amazing hair, and she makes sure to take care of it. She spilled some of her secrets to GirlsLife.com, including her favorite products. “Using an anti-humidity spray is key,” Pettis says. “Since my hair is naturally so curly, it always wants to resist being completely smoothed out all the way straight. Any amount of moisture makes it curl up, so anti-humidity spray is a lifesaver!”

3. She Switches Up Her Haircare Product

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Pettis tells GirlsLife.com that her haircare routine is all about variety. “I like to switch it up each time and try something a little different with the styling. One of my favorite tips is to use 2 or 3 different sizes of irons so you get more natural looking curls or waves. After styling, my favorite part is to gently brush out the curls or use your fingers to fluff them and give them some life. I'm all about the voluminous look!”

4. She Uses A Microfiber Towel

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Pettis tells GirlsLife.com that she doesn’t just use any old towel on her hair. “One of the most helpful tricks I've learned for curly hair is to use a microfiber towel to towel-dry rather than just a regular towel! I was so surprised at how much less frizzy my hair was when I made the switch.”

5. She Manages Stress

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Being an actress can be difficult, but Pettis tells Teen Vogue that she has learned how to manage it. “If I feel stressed, or feel a lot of pressure, feel like everything's weighing on me heavily, I try to get back into my inner child who always did it for the fun of everything, and just was ready to entertain and do what made her happy without thinking of what's at stake,” she says. “That's when I feel most comfortable and can find that confidence again.”

Madison Bailey spent the weekend heating up the Coachella Valley in her swimsuit. The Outer Banks star flaunts her incredible body in one of her latest social media posts, wearing a black bathing suit with a fishnet coverup to the annual music festival. “Gorg,” commented Madison Pettis. How does the young Hollywood star approach wellness and fitness? Read on to see 5 of Madison Bailey’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. Ride Horses

Madison is an equestrian and recently celebrated “A good old fashioned North Carolina birthday,” she captioned an Instagram image. “Riding a horse for 45 minutes at a walk, trot and canter can burn up to 200 calories,” said Dr. Dennis Sigler, a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service horse specialist and professor in the department of animal science at Texas A&M University in College Station. “If you do something a bit more strenuous such as cutting or reining, that can come out to nearly seven calories per minute for the entire length of the riding period,” adds the American Heart Association.

2. Take a Hike

Madison is a hiker. “Missing my LA hikes,” she captioned a photo of one of her exercise sessions. “Do one thing a day that makes you proud of yourself. 3.5 miles and 500 stairs will suffice for today,” she captioned another Instagram post. “Hiking is one of the best ways to get exercise. No matter what type of trail you find yourself on, hiking is a great whole-body workout—from head to toe and everything in between,” says the National Parks Service. Some of the physical benefits include building stronger muscles and bones, improving your sense of balance, improving your heart health, and decreasing the risk of certain respiratory problems. It also offers many mental health benefits, according to a Stanford University study.

3. Soak in Hot Water

Madison soaks away her stress in hot tubs and baths. “Baby it’s -5 outside,” she captioned a recent jacuzzi snap. How can baths do your body and mind good? They have been linked to better sleep and even found helpful to minimize anxiety and depression. One recent study even found that they may even boast cardiovascular benefits.

4. Be “Natural” and “Authentic”

Madison recently explained to Natural Diamonds that authenticity is important to her. “The idea of natural means a lot to me. And in an age where everything seems fictitious…I’m in a position now where I am a role model, inspiring young girls who are not seeing a lot of natural at the moment. Not just with the obvious — plastic surgery — but also with authenticity,” she said. “On social media, you are presenting your best self all the time. And in a way I still am. I get on Instagram and I definitely am posting pictures where I look and feel my best, but I feel like it is important to be vocal about imperfections and about not always being in that moment and not always feeling your best self. Part of being natural is all of those very human emotions — I try to present myself in a way that feels human. I can’t lose myself, and lies are very hard to keep up with.”

5. Find “Workout Buddies

Madison is a big fan of the workout buddy system. Who does she train with? Her Outer Banks “pogue” costar Jonathan Davis. “I miss my workout buddies,” she captioned a snap of the two at the gym.