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4 Celebrity Trainers Reveal The Best Way To Get In Shape

We’re really serious about reaching our fitness goals this year. While squeezing in a challenging workout at least three times a week is encouraged, we could be doinga little bit moreto optimize our gym visits.

Luckily, we have these celebrity trainers to guide us through it all with their non-workout tips. You’ll want to keep this expert advice in your back pocket … or, you know, your gym bag.

4 Celebrity Trainers Reveal the Best Way to Get in Shape

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Anna Kaiser: Curate a Killer Playlist

The best way to get in shape, according to Shakira and Kelly Ripa’s trainer? Listen to upbeat music during your sweat sesh. TheAKTtrainer shared some of her picks, which ranges from “Work” by Iggy Azalea to “Mi Gente” by J. Balvin. “Music becomes the heartbeat of the workout and pushes everyone to keep going!” she tells Lively.

David Kirsch: Purchase Cost-Effective Equipment

Investing in your fitness journey doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Kirsch, most famously known for working with Jennifer Lopez and Kate Upton, recommends purchasing low-cost (and versatile) gear to supplement your total-body workouts. A stability ball, medicine ball, hand weights and an exercise mat are on his must-buy list.

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Heather Marr: Change Up Your Eating Plan

As the famous saying goes, abs are made in the kitchen. You can train hard but if your diet still mainly consists of junk food, you won’t experience many changes. Heather Marr, a trainer with an A-list roster of supermodel-clients,shared her clean eating meal planwithLively. A few notable meals: Chicken and veggie stir fry and chili. Yum!

Mohamed Elzomor: Leave Your Phone Alone at the Gym

We get it: Taking mirror selfies and posting them on Instagram practically proves you got your workout in. But according to Elzomor, who’s trained Ashley Graham and Michael B. Jordan,practicing mindfulness at the gymis what matters most. “I was able to get more out of every single rep, simply because of the unwavering focus I had throughout my workouts,” the NYC-based trainer tellsLivelyof putting his phone away. He adds: “I got stronger, not just physically, but mentally as well. Life is about being in the moment, regardless of what you are doing.”