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Kelly Ripa is flaunting her fit figure in workout clothes. In a recent social media post, the talk show host flaunts her flat abs in a two-piece exercise ensemble while showing off some of her moves. Celebwell spoke to Kelly’s trainer, Anna Kaiser, global fitness leader and creator of the popular fitness brand, Anna Kaiser Studios, who revealed details about her workout.

1. Kelly Has Trained with Anna Kaiser for Several Years

Kelly has trained with Kaiser for several years. The celebrity fitness instructor is known for her dance-centric workouts that combine strength and interval training with fun movement.

2. Power Push Ups

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During her workout Kelly does power push ups, according to Kaiser. “Try this new push-up challenge: Slowing down the lowering of the push up to two counts and then push up in one count, loading your upper body and then adding a quick burst of power,” she suggests. “I am always adding new variations of exercises or different ways to execute exercises to keep Kelly challenged and getting stronger!”

3. Strength and Interval Training

Kaiser also switches up Kelly’s workouts every day “to alternate between strength and interval training/power,” she tells Celebwell. “Both are important to build and maintain lean muscle, increase bone density, stabilize HRV, skin tone, increased circulation and cell turnover, as well as ample time for recovery. Our focus is strength. We use cardio and conditioning intervals to boost her strength workouts.”

4. Dance

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Kaiser says that she also uses dance “to train her brain.” She cites a New England Journal of Medicine 10-year study, finding that learning dance and new movements was the only method that increased cognitive function by up to 75 percent. A 2016 study published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine also foundthat people who engaged in moderate-intensity dancing were 46 percent less likely to develop heart disease or die from it than non-dancers. In comparison, moderate-intensity walkers were just 25 percent less likely to suffer heart health issues.

5. Glute Work

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Kelly also does a lot of glute work. She “loves to work her booty so in addition to high impact moves like dance, jump, squats, step ups, box jumps,” Kaiser tells us. “We also add glue isolations with extra weight and resistance bands.”

6. High Alkaline Diet

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As for her diet, Kelly dished to People that she swears by a high-alkaline diet, and that the low-acid meal plan is “responsible for [her] not being in pain.” “I actually eat much more on this cleanse than I do in my actual life, but it’s what you eat and how you eat it,” she said. As part of her healthy eating plan, she shies away from animal products. “I like to drink coffee. I occasionally will have fish. The alkaline diet is primarily a vegan diet, but I like cream in my coffee. I like to have a glass of wine. So I don’t adhere to it strictly, but when I do a cleanse, it will be seven days, and then I go back to my normal life. But my normal life, like I said, is not that different than the alkaline cleanse,” she said.

Anita Herbert, a fitness model and entrepreneur, is preparing for an exciting new chapter as she expects her first child. Known for her dedication to health and fitness, Herbert continues to inspire her followers with workouts, nutrition tips, and glimpses into her active lifestyle. Recently, she shared a carousel post on Instagram highlighting her joyful November memories, captioning, “November memories 🎞️ the happiest I’ve been in a long time 🥹 I got to spend the entire month with my parents and sister, and it feels so surreal that the next time we’re all together, I’ll already be a mom 😭 I’m beyond excited for this new chapter.”

1. She Cooks

Herbert likes to cook healthy foods for herself. In this Instagram post, she is seen making a healthy pumpkin breakfast cake. Herbert captioned it, “Cake for breakfast?! YES, PLEASE 🤤 This super easy Pumpkin Baked Oatmeal is the perfect high-protein, make-ahead breakfast for those busy mornings!📝 Ingredients: ▪️2 ¾ cups oats ▪️ 1-2 scoops of protein powder (I love @onesthealth ‘s collagen-infused Vanilla Whey—easy to digest and tastes amazing! Order now for almost 50% off for BF SALE! Link in my bio. ▪️2 tsp pumpkin pie spice ▪️1 tsp baking powder ▪️¼ tsp salt ▪️1 cup pumpkin puree ▪️1 cup milk (your choice) ▪️2 large eggs ▪️⅓ cup maple syrup or honey ▪️¼ cup melted butter or coconut oil (can also use applesauce or greek yoghurt for lower fat alternative) ▪️2 tsp vanilla extract. Instructions: Preheat oven to 350°F. Grease a 9x9 dish. Combine dry ingredients, then mix in wet ingredients. Bake for 30 minutes until set. Top with pecans, maple syrup or whipped cream 😋”

2. She Has Recovery Days

Herbert makes sure to prioritize her recovery days. She talked about this in the caption of this Instagram post. “Your reminder to don’t skip your recovery days 🙂‍↕️Up until a few years ago, you would NEVER catch me taking a day off. I thought that hammering my body would lead to faster progress—boy, was I wrong! 🫠 I was overtraining; my body was always achy and fatigued, my progress had stalled, and I felt less motivated to train because I never gave myself a day off. Now, I prioritize 1-2 recovery days each week, usually one on Sundays, where I do not touch weights and only focus on recovery and mobility work. This gives both my mind and body time to recover between sessions.🤍”

3. She Strength Trains

Herbert does a lot of strength training to keep herself in shape. She shared this video on Instagram of herself doing strength training upper body workouts. Herbert captioned the post, “Let’s train back & shoulders⌛️my fav combo! PS those lateral raise 21’s at the end are definitely a burner 🥵 Let’s goooooo!! Superset: 3 sets 1️⃣ Paused assisted pullup - 10 2️⃣ SM shoulder press - 12, 10, 8 3️⃣ SM single-arm bent-over row - 3x10 each side. Superset: 3 sets of 10-12 4️⃣ Cable single-arm half-kneeling lat pulldown 5️⃣ Cable seated row. Superset: 2 sets 6️⃣ Cable rear delt fly - 12 7️⃣ Cable lateral raise 21’s - 7 reps bottom range, 7 reps top range, 7 reps full range.”

4. She Works Her Core

Herbert shared this post on Instagram of herself doing different core workouts. In it, she is seen doing things like v-sit crunches and leg touches. Herbert captioned the post, “15-Min Weekend ABS 🫡 Let’s finish the week strong! Who’s in? @onesthealth. Remember: ❌ Don’t rush through the reps just to finish quickly—that’s not what we want. ✔️ Focus on controlled breathing & fully engaging your core with every rep. 🏋🏻‍♀️ 4 exercises 🔥 3 rounds ⏱ 60 sec each.”

5. She Works Her Legs

Herbert doesn’t skip leg day. She shared some of her favorite glute workouts in this Instagram post. Herbert captioned the post, “Spicy GLUTE sesh for all my girlies!🫡 Final days to enter my 6-week transformation challenge—ladies, don’t miss out! 👀check our new workout split on the last slide! soooo excited! 🔗 link in bio to join and start your FREE pre-challenge week now! Workout: 1️⃣ SM glute-focused step-down: 3x10 each side. Superset: 3x10 each side 2️⃣ DB FFE B-stance RDL 3️⃣ DB shin-banded step-out squat 4️⃣ Single-leg hip thrust combo: 3x20 each side (10 full range straight into 10 top range, for a total of 20 reps on each side) 5️⃣ Cable bench-assisted PAUSED kickback: 3x 12 each side (P.S. If you find that your non-working leg is overly engaged during kickbacks, this is a grearlt alternative to try!) Let’s crush it!!”

Valentina Lequeux is a very successful fitness model. She shares a lot of her workout videos on Instagram. In May, she shared a full-body high-intensity interval training workout on her page. She is seen doing things like lunge jumps, plank twists, and push-ups. Lequeux captioned the post, “FULL BODY HIIT 💦 This routine will help with your nutrition choices this coming weekend. Go ahead and have that drink, just train hard.”

1. She Like To Workout Outside

Lequeux likes to workout outside. She captioned her Instagram post, “It’s getting warmer outside, so there’s little to no excuses to take your fitness outdoors especially with this minimal equipment routine.” UC Davis states that going outside has a lot of benefits. “Being outdoors can also have relaxing effects on our minds. Nature can provide a mental break by allowing us to temporarily escape the demands of everyday life. It can also boost your creativity and problem-solving abilities. For example, if you're having a mental block writing a paper or can't seem to solve a problem at work, step outside for a breath of fresh air. Take an easy walk around your neighborhood or office, and you just might find the answers you were looking for.”

2. She Weight Trains

As you can see in her Instagram post, Lequeux likes to weight train. She wrote in the caption, “All you need is a kettlebell, I’m using the 18 lb @bellsofsteel kettlebell.”

2. She Works Her Core

Lequeux shared her core workouts in this Instagram video. “15 minute CORE AMRAP 🔥 Set a timer with 15 minutes & perform as many series of these moves as you can (see below for rep count). Rest as little as possible at the end of each round. Make every rep count!⁣ 1. Ball slams x15 each side. 2. Weighted sit up w/med ball toss x20 reps⁣. 3. High plank w/kettlebell pass x15 each hand⁣. 4. Weighted floor rock into pistol squat x10 each leg.”

4. She Works Her Legs

Lequeux shared her lower body workouts in this Instagram video. “Full Leg Day 👌🏼 This was the only workout so did in Texas, we went to @lgndbarbell (not an ad) what a cool spot, check it if you live in Huston it’s top notch for any of my bodybuilding or powerlifting peeps.⁣ I did a warm up that isn’t shown in this vid, sorry I completely forgot to film it! But it’s so good you have to do it before the working sets:⁣ X2 rounds of:⁣ 1.Kettlebell swings: x15⁣. 2.Leg extension: x12⁣. 3.Hamstring curl: x8⁣. 4.Back extension w/oh plate press & hold: x12⁣.”

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5. She Does HIIT

As you can see from her Instagram post, Lequeux likes to do HIIT. Circle Health Group states, “HIIT involves short bursts of intense exercise followed by brief periods of rest or lower-intensity exercise. During the high-intensity intervals, your heart rate and breathing rate increase substantially. Over time, this helps to improve your aerobic capacity, also known as VO2 max, which is the maximum amount of oxygen your body can use during intense exercise. A higher VO2 max is associated with improved stamina and endurance.”