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Ashley Tisdale took a much needed mom’s getaway with some of her famous pals over the weekend! The High School Musical alum enjoyed a kid-free getaway with celebrity pals, including Meghan Trainor and Hilary Duff at the Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa, showing off her fabulous figure in a swimsuit. “Moms weekend away! I love being surrounded by these ladies. What an amazing group of women to journey through this mom-hood together! So grateful for this trip,” she captioned the series of snaps. How did the mother-of-one get into the best shape of her life after welcoming her first child? Read on to see 5 ways Ashley Tisdale 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 Claims Walking Is a Game-Changing Workout

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Ashley revealed that walking was the workout responsible for making her feel like herself again after welcoming her first child. "Getting back with my trainer @harleypasternak has changed my body tremendously and honestly it's all about getting your steps in," she said in an Instagram Story. "His method isn't hard and my body isn't left feeling like I tortured it. I can't believe what my body has gone through over the last year and a half. I'm so grateful for it and honestly can't believe how strong I feel." Wearing a Fitbit, she aims for 14,000 steps a day. "All I do is walk lol but it's effective," she said. "I'm only sharing this because after months of working hard and trying everything, these small changes in the last three weeks is what have done the most," she continued. "It's the difference of how I feel. It's all about moving, finding ways of walking. Taking the dogs out with the baby for a stroll, taking meetings while walking vs. sitting." She also claims it is good for her mental health. "It's honestly what has helped my mental health as well," she added. "Having the extra energy from anxiety, just taking a walk and putting on a walking meditation always makes me feel better."

2. She Focuses on Low Impact Workouts

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Tisdale, who has "borderline thyroid disease," adds that low impact workouts help her condition, in addition to diet. "I eliminate gluten (sometimes 😛), dairy and do everything I can to not have to rely on medication but a lot of it is not creating stress on the body and even though working out is great, the different methods can create more stress and do more damage," she said. "So using @harleypasternak technique helps me reach my goals but not over exert myself."

3. She Mixes Up Her Workout

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In addition to training with Pasternak, Ashley also stays fit through a variety of other workouts. "I've worked my butt off. Whether it's hiking, Pilates, riding on my Peloton,” she wrote on Frenche.

4. Her Diet Is Balanced and Healthy

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She also revealed on Frenche that diet is a big part of the equation. “While I haven’t mastered his recipes yet, I’m excited to dive deeper into them. He always says, ‘you can’t out-walk a bad diet,’ and I’m trying to live by that too,” she said about Pasternak’s plan. “In the past, I practiced yo-yo dieting that wasn’t sustainable instead of focusing on making lifestyle changes. That’s ultimately the opposite of Harley’s methods. He emphasizes the importance of fueling the body with food rather than depriving it of certain foods. My entire point is that while it’s easy to get caught up in wanting fast results from your diet and exercise regimen, it’s not a healthy mindset to have. It’s not a race; it’s a lifestyle, so I’m sure the more I do it, the better I’ll get at it.”

5. She Claims Ditching Dairy Is Responsible for Her Glow

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“Skin never looked so good,” Ashley said in an Instagram video. “I would love to say it’s just the products I use but I’ve been dairy free for 5 years and I swear it changed everything with my skin. I barely break out,” she added. “I know it’s hard to give up something but when you do, after awhile, you barely crave it and I feel healthier.”

Brazilian model and actor Cintia Dicker is grabbing some rare me-time. “I took the day for myself! Haircut @fil.freitas training @diogopyrrho, massage @liliamirandadrena and I even gave myself candles as a gift @vibe.burningessentials,” she captioned anew post, in which she wears workout gear. It’s not surpsing she namechecked Diogo Pyrrho; her fitness coach has kept her learn and mean. Here’s how she stays well.

1. She Has a Personal Trainer

Dicker has trained with coach Pyrrho for a while now and gets terrific results. “He was responsible for my weight loss together with my effort and my desire to change,” Dicker captioned one workout Q+A and video. “Most of us work harder in the presence of others. Having a trainer by your side can provide the encouragement, energy and motivation you need to jumpstart your routine. A trainer can also help you set goals, create a plan to accomplish them and celebrate the day you reach them,” says ACE Fitness.

2. She Does Jumping Jacks to Warm Up

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Dicker does jumping jacks and runs in place before a good workout. “A good warm-up before a workout widens your blood vessels, ensuring that your muscles are well supplied with oxygen. It also raises your muscles’ temperature for the best flexibility and efficiency. By slowly raising your heart rate, the warm-up also helps minimize stress on your heart,” says the American Heart Association.

3. She Likes Nature

Dicker can often be seen photographed in nature. One study “ suggests that going for a walk in nature can have health promoting effects on stress-related brain regions, and consequently, it may act as a preventive measure against mental strain and potentially disease. Living in cities is associated with increased mental health risks,” says the Conservation Commission of Missouri, referring to this study.

4. She Gets Some Sun

“Sunlight actually affects our health in many ways, and it has many benefits that can improve your health and overall well-being. One of the main benefits is the way it supports vitamin D levels, which play an important role in our health. For today’s episode, I’d like to focus on the effects of this “sunshine vitamin” on our immune system, bone health, and mental health,” Mihaela Vincze, public health expert for nonprofit Transamerica Institute®, tells WYPR.

5. She Does Planks with Arm Reach

Dicker’s workout includes Plank with Arm Reach, in which you do a plank but then reach out to the floor in front of you with one arm, and then move it back. This strengthens your core and your back. She alternates these with more jumping jacks and Side Step Touches.

Ali Larter is known for her roles in projects like Heroes, Varsity Blues, and the Final Destination series. She just got back from a trip to beautiful Corsica, and posted highlights on Instagram. In them, Larter posed by the water wearing a brown bathing suit. She captioned the post, “Corsica, you are a rustic dream, and I will love you forever.” Read on to see 5 ways Ali Larter 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 Uses Exercise As A Mental Health Benefit

Larter revealed some of her favorite exercises to Parade. She says that exercise is a big part of her life, and that it helps keep her mental health better. “I'm a huge believer in exercise, and I think that anyone can have a down day or be going through different kinds of challenging times in their life. For me, exercise is about getting out of your brain and into your body. I work out all the time and it's not just to get stronger. It's because of the mental lift that you get from it.”

2. She Loves OrangeTheory

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Larter reveals to Parade that her sister got her into OrangeTheory, and now she’s hooked. “I loved the circuit of it. And I loved that I was really competing with myself. Especially in this industry that can be so brutal, I learned a long time ago that the only person I can compete with is myself. And so that I thought was really great. And the fact that your metabolism, that you continue to burn calories after the workout. And that's how they developed it. So, I love Orangetheory.”

3. She Does A Variety Of Workouts

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Larter tells Parade that she likes to do a variety of exercises. “I mix it all up. So I do hot yoga, I do Orangetheory, I do a lot of band work. And I run outside. And so that to me is really how I mix it all up. I love to sweat.”

4. She Works Out With Her Son

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Larter has a busy schedule and two kids, which can make it difficult for her to workout. However, she tells Parade that she likes to do activities with her son to keep herself in shape. “I'm trying to get my son actually to start jogging with me a little bit. He was able to bike ride next to me as I went for a four mile jog. And that's part of it in our family is teaching him at a young age because exercise again, it's the only way I think that you can get out of a funk or you can really lift yourself up.”

5. She Stays Hydrated

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In this post on her website, Larter revealed some of her go-to wellness habits. She says a big part of her wellness routine is staying hydrated each day. “I drink copious amounts of water all day long and I chug huge glasses to stay quenched,” Larter writes. “I use green juices in my diet to fill the gaps in the day.”

Adamari López, the host of Hoy Día and former soap opera actress, took a break from her busy schedule to visit the Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts Riviera Maya, a getaway that includes a water park and appearances by SpongeBob SquarePants and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. It’s “fun for everyone,” she captioned photos of herself in a swimsuit. How does she stay so fit while keeping so busy? Read on to see 5 ways Adamari López 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 Was On WW

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López lost weight on WW, formerly Weight Watchers. “After trying so hard - because it is one thing to want to do it and another is to be able to do it. I joined WW because I was looking to have a healthy lifestyle and something that would make me achieve it,” López told Hola. “It is a very personal decision. Besides wanting it, you have to work for that because the results do not come alone if you are not faithful to the process.” She added: “The sessions with my WW coach help me a lot to stay motivated and focused, and I have already lost more than 20 pounds.”

2. She Does Yoga

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Adamari has done yoga on Noticia, with Miami-based yoga instructor Zarid Urbina. Here’s a great new tip from him: “When placing your hands to support your body make sure to spread the fingers wide and press from all four corners of the hand. Using the fingers tips to grip or claw creates more engagement and control in your poses. Our hands are tools. Use them wisely to create a better and more loving world. (Cuando usemos las manos, acordémonos de extender los dedos y presionar las manos firmes. Presionando la yema de los dedos ayuda a crear más estabilidad y control en la pose. Usemos nuestras manos como herramientas para crear un mundo mejor.)"

3. She Does This for a Healthy Lifestyle

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“Exercising, eating better, and spending time with nature are things that help me stay healthy. They are things that help me to be in good spirits and have a healthy body and mind. Laughing a lot, distracting myself with things that I like, and adding more water, fruits, and vegetables to my diet, as well as eliminating greasy foods, have helped, too,” she told Medline.

4. She Exercised at Home During the Worst of the Pandemic

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“The quarantine also gave me the opportunity to dedicate time to myself, do my exercises and prioritize that in my life,” she told Hola. “When my girl started taking classes from home, I started to schedule exercises, and at first I lost between seven and ten pounds, and I was excited,” she said.

5. She Campaigns Against Breast Cancer

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A breast cancer survivor herself, López fights for a cure. “I was 33 years old when I was diagnosed with breast cancer. It was at an excellent time in my career. I was in Mexico filming telenovelas and had just gotten engaged to my partner. One day I felt a little lump in one of my breasts. It surprised me. I went to the doctor. He thought that maybe it was just a normal occurrence during my period. He told me if the lump didn't go away, I should get an ultrasound. Days later, I felt a sudden pain. They found that I had a mass in my breast,” she told Medline.

Heather Rae El Moussa is opening up about her post-pregnancy workout. In a new social media post the Selling Sunset star shows off her amazing body-after-baby and reveals the program she followed to get back into shape the healthy way. “Let’s talk about my postpartum body….” she started the Instagram caption. Here is everything you need to know about how the reality star got her body back without going to extremes and training with Paulina Hefferan.

1. Her Postpartum Workout Journey “Wasn’t Easy”

Heather starts by explaining that her postpartum workout journey “definitely wasn’t ‘easy’ and didn’t go as expected,” she writes. “I thought I was going to bounce back within 9 weeks!! HUGE LOL but the reality of being a mom to a newborn, breastfeeding, 2 kids, balancing my hormones, my work, my marriage and my life set in.”

2. She Found a New Way to Workout at Home with Paulina Hefferan

She reveals that she “didn’t want to leave the house and leave Tristan to workout,” so she knew she needed to change the way she worked out and what fit for her “new” life. “It was hard guys, I felt weak, old & not super motivated. I had never been someone who lifted weights or did at-home workouts until I met @paulinastein. It was a complete change for me but I lost 25 pounds, leaned out & got my strength back while working out with Paulina.” She adds that the workouts are “accessible and affordable.”

3. She Lost 25 Pounds

“Believe it or not, you guys, I lost 25 pounds postpartum and I did it straight from my living room using two 10 pound dumbbells, a mat, sometimes some ankle weights, sometimes some bands,” she continues in the video.

4. Paulina Helped Her Feel “Really Comfortable”

“Transforming your body after a baby or any time in your life is not easy. It takes a lot of discipline. It takes a lot of structure. It takes someone pushing you Sometimes, especially if you're like me. After I had Tristan, I thought, okay, I'll be back at the gym. I'll be back in hot yoga. I'm going to get my body back in nine weeks. Reality set in, and that did not happen. I don't think I really started working out until I met Paulina. She made me just feel really comfortable. She made me feel like this is a slow journey. This is my journey. I don't need to compare myself to anyone else,” she says.

5. She Worked Out While Tristan Was Napping and Even with Him

She adds that she was able to get the exercises in, even with her baby, because Paulina is “also a mom,” and the fact that I can do it from my home, I can incorporate Tristan, I can do it while he's napping, made me say yes and made me feel like, you know what? I can do this. Working out with her changed my life. I am so proud of myself.”

6. Her Body Was “Back” After Four Months

“I started really noticing that, wow, my body is back around eight and a half months postpartum, and I had started working out with Paulina when I was about four and a half months postpartum. Now that she has this app on days, I can't work out with her when I'm traveling, I can use her app, could work alongside with her, so it really makes you want to do it because she's doing it with you,” she concludes.

7. Walking and Weight Lifting

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On Paulina’s Instagram page, she reveals that “lifting weights” and “walking 8,000 to 10,000 steps per day” along with a healthy diet is the perfect equation for weight loss.