Stacy Keibler In Workout Gear Shares “Full Body Burn” Core Workout

Stacy Keibler is breaking a sweat in her workout gear. In a new social media post the former WWE star shows off her fit-at-44 body in tight exercise clothes while executing a hardcore workout at the gym. “Get ready to feel the burn! 🔥 This workout is a game changer for a booty-pumping session,” she wrote in the caption, revealing all the details about her routine. “The best,” commented her Pilates trainer, Nonna Gleyzer. “Can’t believe how hot she still is,” added another follower. Do you want to try Stacy’s workout at home? Celebwell has the details.

1. Barbell Back Squats and Dumbbell Shoulder Press

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Stacy starts with Barbell Back Squats, “a compound exercise that works multiple muscles” including all of your leg muscles – quads, hamstrings, calves, abductors,” says Kendra Gamble, HIT Fitness Training, Huntingdon Valley, PA, NPTI Certified Personal Trainer and Nutritional Consultant. The move also works your back muscles and traps “because you have to squeeze your shoulder blades together to keep the bar on your back and not on your spine.” She does 10 reps, then moves onto Dumbbell Shoulder Press, doing 20 res, 10 on each side.

2. Smith Machine Curtsy Lunges and Smith Machine RDLs

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Next up, Smith Machine Curtsy Lunges. Do 20 reps, 10 each side, she suggests. Then, Stacy does Smith Machine Romanian Deadlifts. An RDL, or Romanian deadlift is “one of the most top exercises for working the hamstrings (back of legs) and glutes (butt),” says Gamble. She does 10 reps.

3. More Dumbbell Shoulder Press’ and Smith Machine Sumo Squats

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Exercise 5 is a Dumbbell Shoulder Press, 20 reps with 10 on each side. Then she does 10 Smith Machine Sumo Squats. How does a Sumo squat differ from a traditional squat? In a regular squat, feet are positioned shoulder length apart with toes and knees facing forward, just slightly turned out. However in a sumo squat your feet are in a wider stance and toes and knees are pointed in opposite directions.

4. More RDLs and Standing Mountain Climbers

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For the 7th exercise, Stacy returns to Smith Machine RDLs doing 10 Reps, and the 8th, Standing mountain climbers, 20 reps, 10 on each side.

5. More Curtsy Lunges and Push Ups

She returns to Smith Machine Curtsy Lunges, 20 reps, 10 each side, and for her final exercise she does 10 Incline Push Ups.

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.”

Madeline Custer, a dedicated fitness expert and influencer, is all about quality workouts and balanced nutrition. Recently, she shared a video on Instagram of her favorite core exercises, encouraging her followers to try moves like Superman, butterfly sit-ups, and dead bugs. “If #weeklymovesworkouts is your program of choice, you’ll be seeing this one in tomorrow’s workout,” she captioned, sparking excitement for the next session. Custer’s approach isn’t just about working hard—it’s about working smart, whether she’s focusing on deep core exercises or fueling up with protein-packed meals. Here’s a closer look at the habits that keep her in peak form.

1. She Does Core Workouts

In her Instagram post, Custer is seen doing core exercises. The Mayo Clinic says that it is extremely important to do workouts like these. “Your core is the central part of your body. It includes your pelvis, lower back, hips and stomach. The stomach muscles sometimes are called abs. Core exercises train the muscles in your core to work in harmony. This leads to better balance and steadiness, also called stability. Stability is important whether you're on the playing field or doing regular activities.”

2. She Focuses On Quality Workouts

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For Custer, working out means quality over quantity. Especially when it comes to core workouts. Custer talked about this in her post’s caption. “Once upon a time, I would train core up to 3 times a week. I’d do so many different exercises and often with very little intention or rationale behind my sessions. I now solely focus on deep core exercises and do less than half the amount I used to and place the majority of my focus on properly engaging my core during OTHER LIFTS 💪🏽”

3. She Does Workouts Until She Can’t

Custer shared her secrets to building muscle in the caption of this Instagram video. She says that she does some workouts until she can’t anymore. “Take your sets close to muscular failure! If it’s a well selected exercise that you have a good mind to muscle connection with, the rep range can vary a bit and still be effective! Combine the weights YOU have + number of reps it takes you to get to failure and the stimulus has been achieved ✅”

4. She Strength Trains

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In the previous Instagram video, Custer is seen using dumbbells. Strength training has a lot of benefits. ACE Fitness says, “Strength training with heavy weights improves muscle definition. Muscle definition occurs as the result of muscles remaining in a state of semi-contraction and heavy strength training recruits the larger type II muscle fibers responsible for a muscle’s appearance.”

5. She Eats Enough Protein

Custer makes sure to incorporate protein into her diet. She shared this video on Instagram of herself making chicken salad. Custer captioned it, “BUSY GIRLS NEED PROTEIN. LIKE THE POST ❤️and comment ‘LUNCH’ 🍗for the recipe that has been making my weekends so easy and delicious with a fall twist!….But mostly, 130-140 grams of protein clicks away so fast when you have a plate template in mind. Mine is usually 25-30% lean protein, 25-30% complex carbs, then almost the rest of the plate with fruits and veggies with some awesome supplementary fats taking up about 15%. Back to chicken salad — thanks @erinliveswhole for the classic version that I’ve tweaked a bit! — I’ve been eating with pop corners chips, on Hawaiian rolls, rice cakes, by the spoonful.”

Katie Crewe is sharing a core workout – in her two-piece workout gear. In a new social media post, the trainer shows off her amazing body in a belly-baring set. “How many months or years did you start working out postpartum? I’ve been thinking of sharing a week of 10 min and under daily workouts that are appropriate for postpartum. Drop me a ⭐️ if this would be helpful for you! If you can fit in 20 minutes, or 10 min twice a day, give this a go!” she captioned the Instagram video. How does she approach diet, fitness, and self-care? Here is everything you need to know about her lifestyle habits.

1. Focus on Building Strength

“My whole view on training and relationship with myself changed when I stopped trying to use my workouts as a way to get smaller and started trying to be more powerful. Your workouts shouldn’t be a way to punish yourself or to “earn” food. Your workout isn’t more successful because you burned the most calories possible. Lift weights to be stronger and more powerful, to feel more confident, and to make your everyday life easier. Lift weights so elderly you thanks you for the strong bones and increased capabilities. It’s a tough but extremely empowering mindset shift that I’m so grateful I made,” Katie wrote in a post.

2. Do a Warm Up Set

Katie recently shared “tips for when you’re short on time but don’t want to compromise on your workout.” One of them is not skipping workouts. “Last time I posted about warm-ups, a surprising number of people said that they do a dynamic warm-up but no warm-up sets (maybe it was only surprising to me). Let me know below what your warm-ups usually look like (please, for research :p),” she says. “If you’re short on time I’d still recommend doing some warm-up sets. I cut down on some of my dynamic warm-up but not much on my warm-up sets because I really need these to acclimate to the weight and feel prepared.”

3. Agonist-Antagonist Paired Sets

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She also recommends agonist-antagonist paired sets. “This is the one I will use most frequently when trying to save time. Pairing opposite muscle groups (e.g. hamstring curls and quad extensions) allows one to rest while you’re performing the other exercise. I still usually rest in between but 30 sec-1 min vs 90 sec-2 min. As long as you’re not still puffing from your last set, your strength shouldn’t be compromised,” she wrote.

4. Always Do Something

“The most important tip is that going and doing something, even if it’s 1/3 of what you planned for, is still benefiting you. You still moved your body, it helped you maintain the habit, and it helps get you out of an ‘all or nothing’ mentality when it comes to working out – which can really work against you in the long run,” she added.

5. Her Core Workout

Here is Katie’s full core workout:

🔺360 degree breathing - 2 min

🔺Pull-in pulses - 3x10 pulses, 3 times per set

🔺Side plank pull-ins - 3x10-15

🔺Heel drops - 3x16

🔺Glute bridges with adductor squeeze - 3x15

🔺Bear hovers - 3x10-15

🔺Kneeling to tall kneeling - 3x10-15