• Dinner – Seaweed salad is the most common in her diet. Another option in her dinner is blended lemon juice, garlic, clove, olive oil and sea salt all in a salad of chopped parsley, tomato and onion.

• Zone Diet – Jennifer has also tried zone diet which includes 40:30:30 ratios of carbohydrates, fats and proteins where source of carbohydrates was from whole grain breads and pasta, fat from olive oil and other oils, and last the proteins from egg whites and fish.

Get with Jennifer’s Ways

1. She always ends her day with a set of stretches and sit ups.
2. In her daily workout routine, there is 40 minutes of cardio, spinning, running and elliptical. She does Pilates once a week and yoga thrice a week.
3. Jennifer always carries weights (generally, eight pounds or 3.6 kg) with her, whenever she stays in the hotel. She loves to do arm exercises and stretches while watching TV.
4. Aniston takes high protein and low fat diet.
5. Jennifer used to eat the same Cobb salad every day on the set of “Friends” with her co-stars but with different toppings such as bacon and garbanzo beans.
6. Few of the things that are very common in her diet are salmon, green vegetables, lentils and quinoa.
7. She does follow strict diet but often ends up eating fried food, but she always make sure to burn that much calories also.

 

• Spinning – It is one of the best ways to burn calories and to keeping your muscles in shape.

Some of the factors of spinning classes are:

1. The pedal rate.
2. Resistance offered by the bike’s flywheel
3. The body position of the rider.

Pros:

1. Variety in routines makes you feel refreshed and is good for mind.
2. It is an efficient workout.
3. It works all types of ability levels.

Cons:

1. It can be monotonous at times.
2. As for every exercise, here also you have to push further.

 

• Cardio – Whether it is about losing your weight, building your muscles or improving your health, cardio exercises are considered to be one the best for all. There are various cardio exercises like: running, bicycling, swimming, elliptical training, kickboxing, rowing, walking etc. The only rule is to follow the one and be strict to it which you enjoy the most.

 

• Pilates – It was developed by Joseph Pilates, which focuses on balanced development of body via strength and flexibility to support graceful movement. The six principles of Pilates are centering, control, flow, breathe, precision and concentration. The proper way to do Pilates is either on mat or on the floor.