Rashida Jones in Workout Gear is "Dancing Into Summer"

Maya Jama, the BBC presenter and model, is enjoying a day by the pool. She posted a new selfie on Instagram of herself sitting in a chair. She wore a straw hat and a white swimsuit, complementing her dark hair. She captioned the photo, “Like butter, wouldn’t melt.” How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Maya Jama 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 Works Out Regularly

Jama broke down her wellness routine and secrets to Women’s Health UK. She says that she makes exercise a big part of her routine, and that she does so regularly. “​​I have loads of energy so lately I’ve been trying to channel that into an exercise routine,” she explains. "But I’m still very much a beginner. I now work out three to four days a week because I know it’s an important part of keeping healthy.” "Do strength training for all major muscle groups at least twice a week. Consider free weights, weight machines or activities that use your own body weight — such as rock climbing or heavy gardening. Or try squats, planks or lunges. Aim to do a single set of each exercise, using a weight or resistance level heavy enough to tire your muscles after about 12 to 15 repetitions," says the Mayo Clinic.

2. She Stays Motivated

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Motivation is important to keep working out on a regular basis, and Jama says that she makes sure to stay so. Jama tells Women’s Health UK, “I do a one-hour boxing workout with my trainer Bradley Simmonds, who keeps me motivated; if I’m on my own, I’ll pump up high-energy songs like Bicycle by Vybz Kartel to get me through my workout.”

3. She Does HIIT Circuits

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Jama tells Women’s Health UK that a big part of her workout routine is doing HIIT circuits. She says that she picked it up before she appeared on the reality series, I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here! “Before my trip to Australia for I’m A Celeb, I started a vigorous summer workout plan, which consisted of three sets of burpees, jumping squats and planks (non-stop for 20 seconds then 40 seconds rest), followed by seated shoulder presses (three sets of ten reps), squats (three sets of ten reps), crunches (three rounds of 20 seconds non-stop plus a 40 second rest) and press-ups (three sets of ten reps).”

4. She Works Out In The Morning When She Has A Shoot

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A lot of people like to work out in the mornings, especially if they have a busy day ahead. Jama tells Women’s Health UK that works out in the morning when she’s away from home, or is about to go to a job. “When I’m away filming, I try to wake up early so I can fit in a workout before arriving on set. It helps get me in the zone.”

5. She Works Out With Her Friends

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Jama tells Stylist.co that she likes to work out with her friends. She says that this helped her stay in shape when the pandemic first hit.“In the first lockdown, I lived with friends and we all worked out together. It was good because when one person wasn’t feeling it, the others would get you in the mood."

Rita Ora is giving her fans a glimpse into her long, hot summer. “Do you ever feel like summer is done when it’s September? My summer has looked a little bit like this…..” she captioned her latest Instagram post. Her montage of snaps included lots of images of herself showing off her phenomenally fit figure in a variety of swimsuits. How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Rita Ora 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 Does HIIT Style Workouts

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Rita works out with with personal trainer Jono Castano who told the Daily Mail that the two often divide up body parts throughout the week “We might focus on HIIT cardio training in the first half of the week, then core and upper body in the middle, and lower body at the end," he said.

2. She Goes to Therapy

Rita revealed to The Independent that she’s been in therapy since the age of 17. “I still go to therapy,” says Ora. “I had my therapist on the phone with me today, at midday. We were talking for an hour. I don’t know how I could function without therapy.” It’s a topic she’s included in the lyrics to a new song she’s been recording recently. She recites it for me. “You can’t move forward without learning how to forgive/ I went through therapy…” She stops and starts to hum the melody to remember the line. “I went through therapy to learn how to heal...”

3. She Does AMRAP Workouts

Rita is a fan of AMRAP (as many reps as possible) workouts. Her trainer Wade Farmer shared a clip of her workout on his Instagram Story in which she tackles three moves. The exercise method is great for keeping your heartrate up and challenging you to get in as many reps as possible in the given time.

4. She Does Circuit Training

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Rita told Shape that she also does circuit training. “I usually work out for one or two hours, depending on how much time I have. I do three circuits and repeat that three times. I mostly focus on my thighs and my bum, so I do a lot of squats and weight lifting. And I do one circuit of cardio."

5. She Works Out to Feel Better

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Rita has a healthy motivation to stay in shape. "I didn't start working out to get skinnier. I started working out to feel better,” she told Shape, “And I think it's important for women to know that. Don't be obsessed with being thin. You just have to be fit, healthy, and strong."

Actress Maisie Smith, best known for her long-running role on the British TV show, Eastenders, just stunned in a new bikini photo on Instagram. The former Strictly Come Dancing finalist posed in a multicolored swimsuit top, and she’s not letting the cold weather stop her, writing, “Still dressing like it’s summer coz ur girl hates the cold.” Read on to see 5 ways Maisie Smith 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 Actually Enjoys Going To The Gym

While working out and hitting the gym might seem like a chore for some, Smith admits she actually likes it. “I’ll be honest, I love going to the gym,” she told New! Magazine. “It’s my happy place where I can work on myself.” Smith also admits that the lockdown did stunt her fitness. “In lockdown it was closed and I didn't do one home workout. I just couldn't be bothered."

2. She Has Her Own Fitness Program

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Smith started her own fitness program in 2017, called Results 4 Teens, which served to help teenagers and young people learn about exercise, health, and nutrition. "It all started with a couple of training sessions that I posted on Instagram which got hundreds of comments," she told The Sun in 2017. "It was then I realised that so many teens struggle with not only how to keep fit but also the confidence to join in group classes sometimes!"

3. She Loves Yoga

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Smith told The Sun in 2017 that one of her favorite ways to workout is doing yoga. “I have always loved keeping active, especially with yoga,” she says.

4. She Works With A Personal Trainer

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Smith, like many, works with a personal trainer, and she says that her trainer has educated her on ways to stay healthy. “Last year I met Cecilia Harris (celebrity PT) on holiday in Spain and we got chatting about ways I could get stronger and fitter,” she told The Sun in 2017. Smith says that working with Harris was one of the reasons she decided to start her fitness program.

5. She Lifts Weights

According to this photo on Instagram, Smith is a fan of strength training and using weights. In the photo, Smith is seen doing curls with 10 pound hand weights. She captioned the photo, “I’m not tensing, you are.” "Your body fat percentage will increase over time if you don't do anything to replace the lean muscle you lose over time. Strength training can help you preserve and enhance your muscle mass at any age," says the Mayo Clinic.