Siesta Key Star Juliette Porter in Two-Piece Workout Gear Shares "That Monday-Thursday Diet"

Juliette Porter is one of the stars of the MTV reality series, Siesta Key. She also appeared on Siesta Key: Miami Moves. In March, Porter shared some of her favorite foods and exercises in a video on her Instagram. In it, she is seen doing things like Pilates and walking, and eating things like eggs and yogurt. She captioned the post, "That Monday-Thursday diet.” How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Juliette Porter stays in shape and the photos that prove they work.

1. She Does Pilates

In her Instagram post, Porter revealed that she loves to do Pilates. The Houston Methodist states that Pilates has a lot of benefits. “Pilates' movements are primarily designed to target your core muscles, including your: Abdominal muscles. Hip muscles. Gluteal muscles. Lower and upper back muscles. Inner thigh muscles. The goal is to be in total control of your body as you move. That requires beginning from your central core muscles and using the stability these muscles provide to smoothly control your arms, legs and other extremities.”

2. She Loves Yogurt

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In her Instagram video, Porter revealed that she loves to eat yogurt with chia seeds and strawberries. The Cleveland Clinic reports that yogurt has a lot of benefits. “There's also research suggesting that yogurt is specifically good for heart health: Yogurt has been linked to healthy blood pressure and cholesterol levels. And some research shows that eating yogurt as part of a healthy diet can help prevent long-term weight gain, which is good for the heart.”

3. She Does HIIT

Porter shared some of her favorite workouts in this interview with Us Weekly. She says that she likes to do HIIT to stay in shape. “It gives me the energy to start my day with a clear mind.” UC Davis states that HIIT has a lot of benefits. “HIIT and other high-intensity exercise programs help you burn a lot of calories in a short amount of time. Research has also showed that you keep burning calories for hours after your workout is finished. These workouts typically cause you to burn more fat and build muscle. Studies have also showed that high-intensity workouts may help lower blood pressure and heart rate.”

4. She Spends Time Outside

Porter tells Us Weekly that she likes to spend time outside. “I have to be outside and in the sun every day.” New York Presbyterian states that spending time outside has a lot of benefits. “One of the best-known benefits to being outside is that it allows exposure to sunlight, which is a source of vitamin D. Vitamin D is critical for the health of our bones, muscles, blood cells and immune system.”

5. She Goes In A Sauna

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Porter tells Us Weekly that she likes to go in a sauna. "A sauna session is a necessity for me at least twice a week. It helps me de-stress and sleep better." The Mayo Clinic states that going in a sauna has a lot of benefits. “The beneficial effects of sauna bathing on these outcomes have been linked to its effect on circulatory, cardiovascular, and immune functions. It has been postulated that regular sauna bathing may improve cardiovascular function via improved endothelium-dependent dilatation, reduced arterial stiffness, modulation of the autonomic nervous system, beneficial changes in circulating lipid profiles, and lowering of systemic blood pressure.”

Kelsey Merritt is heating up the Galapagos Islands in her swimsuit. In a ew new social media posts the Victoria’s Secret model flaunts her amazing figure in bathing suits, showing off her incredible body. “Galapagos been a dream destination of mine !” she captioned one of them. “Paradise found,” she added in another caption. How does the 27-year-old maintain her amazing body? Celebwell rounded up her top health habits.

1. Pilates

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"I do a lot of Pilates, home workouts, I follow Megan Roup's classes, I go to Alo Yoga [or] Alo Moves workouts. So there's a lot of home workouts that I follow, some from my memory that I know I just can do on my own. I do love Pilates so much and that's one of my main workouts," Kelsey told PEP.ph.

2. 10-Minute to One-Hour Workouts

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Kelsey’s workouts vary in length. "I would say one hour is the most and depending on how I feel, I would go for like 10 minutes to an hour,” she told the publication. "Sometimes, I'll just do a 10-minute ab workout or 10-minute butt workout."

3. Sometimes She Works Out Twice a Day

Kelsey doesn’t always stop at one workout.ll "The past few months I've been working out everyday—and sometimes twice a day. This past week I did pilates, if I feel good then I'll do 30 minutes of cardio. I always make sure to put cardio in my workouts. I'll do SoulCycle, then I'll go on the treadmill. I will do strength training with a personal trainer at Dogpound,” Kelsey told Elle.

4. Boxing

Another workout Kelsey loves? “I do boxing sometimes, too!” she said. Harvard Health maintains that boxing is a great way to build strength, improve balance, posture, hand-eye coordination, boost mood and endurance, and helps increase alertness.

5. No Diets

Kelsey refuses to diet. “I’d like to call it a healthy lifestyle because I don’t follow anything. When I go outside and eat out I would opt for like a fish or a salad. I would stay away from cheese, pasta, and red meat,” she told Mega-OneMega.

Kirsty Godso is sharing a killer workout with her followers – in her workout gear. In a new social media post the fitness trainer flaunts her amazing body in a two-piece exercise set during an intense workout session. “You and who?! Save a friend from a sleep in and get this workout in together!” she captioned the Instagram video. How does she approach diet, fitness, and self-care and what is the workout? Here is everything you need to know about her lifestyle habits and details on how to do the workout yourself.

1. Keto Eating

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Kirsty doesn’t like the word diet. “I talk about food as food and what we eat to fuel our bodies. To me, it's so much more important to be in communication with your body, paying attention to how what you're eating makes you feel. For me, that happens to be a high fat, ketogenic style of eating,” she told Well + Good. “The first time I started eating this way was seven years ago. I was 22 and working with a trainer who put me on a 21-day ketogenic eating plan. For the first four days, I felt so tired and grumpy. Cutting out fruit was really hard for me and I also had a pretty bad obsession with gummy candy. Giving that up was hard. But I stuck with it and a week into my newfound eating plan, I felt a huge shift in my body—I felt amazing. ‘Wow, I am never going back,’ I thought. And I haven't. I'm less strict now—I eat fruit sometimes—but most of the foods I cut out, like rice, I just never added back in because I realized that I not only didn't need them, but I felt so much better without 'em.”

2. Here Is What She Eats in a Day

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Kirsty detailed her diet to Women’s Health.

Breakfast: “To keep me going in the morning, I make a protein shake at home before I fly out the door,” she said, revealing the recipe:

✱ Whey protein isolate

✱ Frozen blueberries

✱ Lucuma powder

✱ Collagen powder

✱ Bee pollen

✱ Ice

✱ Water

Lunch: “My lunch consists of vegetables and protein – either eggs, chicken or ground turkey. Preferably I’ll make my lunch, but if I can’t get home, I have some favourite spots around the city,” she added. Her go-to meal is:

✱ Rocket

✱Avocado

✱ Chicken

✱ Heirloom tomatoes

✱ Beetroot

✱ Chilli

Dinner: “I love to wind down at the end of the day by cooking my own dinner. I’m pretty routine with my eating and interchange between ground turkey, salmon or chicken for my protein, then pair it with an array of vegetables,” she continued, listing the veggies:

✱ Grilled broccoli

✱ Rocket and kale

✱ Avocado

✱ Asparagus

✱ Heirloom tomatoes

✱ Activated pumpkin seeds

✱ Butternut pumpkin if I feel like something a bit more filling

3. Strength Training and HIIT

“The classes I teach are primarily high intensity, but when it comes to training myself, I do a lot of strength training and conditioning with bursts of HIIT,” she told Well + Good about her approach to fitness. There is lots of research backing up the benefits of HIIT workouts, including body fat reduction, improved cardiovascular function, and mental health. It is also time effective.

4. Restorative Exercise

“I also tend to my body with more restorative workouts, like Pilates and yoga. When you're training all day, it can actually feed into imbalances and you can set yourself back. It's super important to focus on alignment, too,” she added to Well + Good. Why is pilates a good workout? According to the Mayo Clinic there are lots of benefits to the workout, as it “strengthens the body's inner core while increasing its flexibility resulting in improved overall health.” It can also promote longer, leaner muscles, injury prevention, relief from stress and back pain, enhanced athletic performance, and heightened mind-body awareness.

5. Her New Workout

Here are the details about Kirsty’s new workout:

10x single bent leg hip thrust (each leg)

10x tricep extension with heel tap to crunch

10x single arm press with opp leg extension (each arm)

10x lateral lunge to clean (each leg)

“Recover 60 seconds,” she says, adding that you should “repeat for 3 rounds total.” After, do the curve treadmill (or regular treadmill) relay with your friend, “30 seconds fast paced run -> switch with your friend & you recover” for a total of 3 rounds, followed by 10 to 20 minutes on the StairMaster. “Please start with a dynamic warmup and activation,” she continued.