How Sandra Bullock Got Fit Enough For That Jumpsuit In Lost City

Sandra Bullock's character spends most of her time in an unforgiving fuchsia sequined jumpsuit in her recent hit comedy The Lost City, but she looked amazing and managed to run through the jungle and even perform stunts despite the constricting garment. How did she stay in shape enough to keep up with co-stars Channing Tatum and Brad Pitt despite the ridiculous wardrobe? Read on to see five ways Sandra Bullock 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 Switches Up Her Workouts

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Sandra Bullock varies her workouts to keep from getting bored, doing everything from kickboxing to Pilates. "When I'm in Austin, I run or ride a bike," she said. "If I can work out every day, I will." It gives her energy and makes her feel good, she said.

2. She Works Out Every Day

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Bullock works out daily, as her Bird Box co-star discovered. "The truth is, before set every day, she would show up in her workout [gear]," Trevante Rhodes said. "So she works out every day."

3. She Does a Full-Body Workout

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Bullock works out with Simone De La Rue, the inventor of the "Body by Simone" technique. "In each one-hour [Body by Simone] session, we do a full-body workout," De La Rue said. "There's always cardio like dance, jump roping or rebounding. Then we alternate between 10-minute intervals of high-intensity cardio and strength training moves that focus on different body parts."

4. She Makes Healthy Choices in the Kitchen

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Bullock chooses healthy foods. “Last night I had brown rice and black beans and some steamed vegetables," she said. She also makes a point to eat small portions and work with a nutritionist, Cynthia Pasquella.

5. She Puts in the Time

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Bullock works out about an hour a day at least six days a week. "She is extremely motivated and driven," De La Rue said. Mentally preparing to take on fitness challenges and goals is half the battle.