Shelomi Sanders in Two-Piece Workout Gear is "Starting the New Year Off Right"

Jen Selter, a fitness model and influencer, inspires her followers with her dedication to health and wellness. Known for her creative workouts and stylish activewear, she shares tips and motivation to help others achieve their fitness goals. Last month, Selter visited Anguilla, posting a video on Instagram of herself running in a vibrant blue workout set, captioned, “With temps feeling over 90 degrees here in Anguilla, it doesn’t take long to work up a sweat.. just step outside and boom, instant drip. 💦 Loving this new blue @aloyoga set. Any shade of blue is my fav!!💙”

1. She Runs

In her Instagram video, Selter is seen running up the stairs. According to FloTrack, running has a lot of health benefits. “Running and jogging is an aerobic exercise, and you’re working out both your heart and lungs while doing so. This will also lead to a lower resting heart rate, lower bad cholesterol in your blood and lower blood pressure. You don’t need to run an obscene amount of miles every day to get these benefits, either. Those who just run a couple of minutes a day decrease their risk of cardiovascular death by 58 percent. If you have a hard time running, you can still give your heart a workout by jogging or walking.”

2. She Does What Makes Her Happy

Selter is all about making herself happy, and she wants others to do the same. She talked about this in the caption of her Instagram video. “Remember, every day is a new opportunity, a fresh start to be the best version of yourself. It’s never too late to make a change and go after what makes you happy!! Let’s get it 💪🏼”

3. She Uses Ankle Weights

Selter likes to use ankle weights she works out. She shared this video on Instagram of herself doing a core workout with them on. Selter captioned the post, “#MondayMotivation 💪🏼 Matching @FashionNova set 💙Keeping it simple but making it burn with deep core moves using just ankle weights. Slow, focused, and feel the burn💪 Add these moves into your routine and sculpt that body fam.”

4. She Does Core Exercises

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In the previous Instagram post, Selter is seen doing core workouts. The Mayo Clinic states that doing core exercises is very important. “Strong core muscles make it easier to do many activities. When your core muscles are strong, it's easier to swing a golf club, get a glass from the top shelf and bend down to tie your shoes. Strong core muscles help athletes, such as runners. That's because weak core muscles can lead to more fatigue, less endurance and injuries.”

5. She Swims

Selter likes to swim to keep herself in shape. She shares a lot of posts on Instagram of herself at the pool or at the beach. Selter shared this video of herself underwater. She captioned it, “You’re the most important project you’ll ever work on. So hit reset, refocus, and keep going - no matter how many times it takes. Progress is progress 💪🏼 take me back to @calabashjumbybay ( it’s now for sale 👀)”

Michelle Jenneke is a track and field athlete known for doing the hurdles. Jenneke has even competed in the Olympics. She also recently competed in Finland, and shared some highlights from the day on Instagram. Jenneke captioned the post, “Season best of 12.69 tonight at the @kuortanegames 😆 Great night with solid races from the Aussie contingent! Thank you Finland!!!” How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Michelle Jenneke stays in shape and the photos that prove they work.

1. She Does A Variety Of Workouts

Jenneke shared some of her favorite workouts with Body & Soul. She says that she does a variety of different things. “It’s a lot of heavy weights there, plus full body exercises and quite a bit of plyometric [exercises]. I start with heavy weights, and then I’ll do some lighter functional circuit, towards the end. All up, that takes an hour and a half to two hours… and sometimes when I finish a session I just lie on the ground.”

2. She Eats A Healthy Breakfast

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Jenneke also shared her diet secrets with Body & Soul. She shared her favorite breakfasts for training day. “It really depends on what my training day looks like, but if I’ve got training in the morning (which I often do at the moment) I’ll have cereal generally before I go out and train. Then, I actually love having a Milo after a hard session – it’s got good levels of protein and iron in it – and then I make myself a second breakfast, which could be muesli with yoghurt or bacon and eggs.”

3. She Dances

Jenneke likes to dance before a meet. "The dancing preparation is good," Jenneke said to The New Zealand Herald. "People see me doing a dance on the track and it's part of my enjoyment ... I love being there and I love racing and that's how I express that. If you watch me during my warm up I'm dancing the whole way through it. I've always got music playing and I'm just really getting into it, it's how I pump myself up for the race."

4. She Swims

Jenneke loves to swim to stay in shape. She shared this video on Instagram of herself snorkeling in the ocean. Jenneke captioned the post, “A little taste of my amazing holiday in the Whitsundays last week 🌴⛵️ @suncoastcharters @hamiltonisland #gopro 🎶 Born To Be Yours - Kygo & Imagine Dragons.”

She Trains Consistently

Jenneke shared her training secrets with Body & Soul. She says that consistency is important. “I do three track sessions a week, and they can be from 2-3 hours each, which can be full on. You do some warm up, a hurdle session, and then a sprint session after that.”

Fitness model Whitney Simmons has built an impressive following of 4 million on Instagram by inspiring others to embrace a healthy and balanced lifestyle. Known for her relatable and motivational content, Whitney shares her fitness journey and promotes the importance of both physical and mental well-being. On a recent post showcasing stylish athletic wear sets, she captioned it, “she’s on her way 🏃‍♀️💨,” reflecting her dynamic energy and commitment to staying active. Whitney’s dedication to health, her openness about personal challenges, and her innovative workout tips have made her a role model for many on their fitness journeys.

1. Gaining weight isn’t always bad

It’s important to be healthy and strong, mentally and physically. “GAINING WEIGHT IS NOT ALWAYS A BAD THING 👏🏼 I finally, after years of hard work to overcome my mental illnesses, feel my strongest again both mentally and physically. I’ve worked hard to continue to push weight out of the desire to simply feel strong again, not to chase a certain body type. With this has brought a lot of negative criticism about my body and assumptions being made. Thank you for sticking beside me through this journey. To have your support through it all has left me with so much gratitude for you, I’ll never be able to properly express it,” she said on Instagram.

2. She works her lower body

She prioritizes working on her lower body strength. “Utilizing progressive overload training adaptations with an emphasis on lower body, Legs Get It was developed to push you to the next level of glute growth. This 6 week program integrates strength and hypertrophy tactics through a 3 block training system. Maximize your lower body strength with glute dominant training,” she said on Instagram.

3. She does pilates

She does pilates and switches up her workouts occasionally. “Pilates princesses!! 🧘🏼‍♀️💅🏼🎀🩰,” she said on an Instagram video of her doing various pilates workouts. According to Better Health, “pilates promotes mobility and strength of all the major muscle groups in the body in a balanced fashion, whilst also having a key focus on the deep core muscles. It improves posture, flexibility, strength, balance and body awareness.”

4. She works her upper body

She works out, focusing on strengthening her upper body. “WE DON’T SKIP upper body days around here partner 🎀🩰🍰🍒 let me walk you through this HOT FIRE shoulders, chest and triceps workout coming at you straight from the Begin Again Challenge on @thealiveapp ✨☁️,” she said on a slideshow of Instagram videos of her working out.

5. She works her glutes

She works and sculpts her glutes. On a video on Instagram, she said “your GLUTES will be screaming after this one 🥵💦 glutes and hamstrings today LEGS GO. 4 x 8 high foot placement leg press, 3 x 12 dumbbell RDL, 3 x 10 lying leg curl, 3 x 12 glute med cable kickback, 3 x 10 glute dom back extension.”

Shelomi Sanders is hitting the gym in Sin City – and showing off her guns. In a new social media post the basketball star and daughter of Deion Sanders shows off her strong arms in workout gear, posing with her University of Colorado women’s basketball team post workout session. How does the young athlete approach health and wellness? Here is everything you need to know about her lifestyle habits.

1. She Has Diabetes

Shelomi has Type 1 Diabetes. She admits it “takes a toll mentally……you get no days off with this stuff. It’s hard because it’s just you dealing with all this, but then you have these outside voices like my parents, my brothers, other family members saying you need to do this or that and it’s like, just chill,” she has said. “I don’t know if they will ever understand that sometimes we have low days and sometimes we have good days. On the low days, I feel like it’s really hard just to be understood that hey, I need a break! But, again, you can’t take a break with this.”

2. Basketball

Shelomi spends a lot of time playing basketball. “Basketball promotes speed, agility, strength, power and endurance. It [has] also been shown to increase flexibility and motor coordination. As a result, basketball is uniquely oriented to improve fundamental motor skills that are shown to be beneficial in promoting general health,” Koco Eaton, M.D., orthopedic surgeon, founder of Eaton Orthopaedics and a former basketball player, tells Nike.

3. Snowboarding

When she isn’t on the court, you can find Shelomi snowboarding. According to the University of Rochester, snowboarding, like skiing, is a great cardiovascular workout. “Because they are also weight-bearing exercises, they strengthen your bones as they tone your muscles,” they say. “Cardiovascular or aerobic exercises also work to reduce your risk for chronic diseases, and lower blood pressure. They also help you maintain a healthy body weight. Through regular aerobic exercise like skiing and snowboarding, you lower your risk of developing conditions like diabetes and heart disease, having a stroke, and perhaps even getting cancer.”

4. Walking

Shelomi also takes nature walks. A daily walk is great for your health. One study published in JAMA Internal Medicine found that walking at a brisk pace for about 30 minutes a day led to a reduced risk of heart disease, cancer, dementia and death, compared with walking a similar number of steps but at a slower pace.

5. Strength and Weight Training

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In order to stay strong for basketball, Shelomi does weight and strength training exercises. The Mayo Clinic explains that strength and weight training help reduce body fat, preserve and increase lean muscle mass, and burn calories more efficiently. Strength training may also help you:

• Develop strong bones
• Manage your weight
• Enhance your quality of life
• Manage chronic conditions
• Sharpen your thinking skills