Exercise and Balanced Diet are the Crux of Fitness Among the Celebrities

Some of the leading models like Nina Manuel follow strict workout regime to acquire chiseled toned bodies. All the models that walked the ramp at the ongoing Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week had toned bodies.

There cannot be gain without pain. Beautiful bodies come with a tag of hard work.

'Well I go to the gym, I do cardio, I also do a bit of yoga and I also swim. I work out six days a week,' said Nina.

While others like Lisa Hayden believe in remaining calm and couple it with running which is a good form of cardio.

'I do a lot of yoga, it is probably my favourite form of exercise and I also run. So I cannot live without yoga and running. I try to workout everyday but it probably happens only three to four times a week,' said Lisa.

'I don't like to workout on a specific part and if I workout on a specific part it will be my legs because I like toned legs,' said Krishna Somani, a model.

Food is the major factor that weighs heavy with the models in remaining in shape. Some of them are so particular about it that they are even choosy about a particular food item and also about the time of having it.

'Food is something I pay a lot of attention to and especially breakfast because that's one meal which kind of carries me through the day. So I eat anything it may be bowl of porridge in the morning with some fruits or a glass of juice,' said Sonalika Sahay.

But there are some models that have totally different beliefs about remaining fit. They say that work itself is the ideal work out.

'My fitness workout is really simple. I workout really hard and I'm always on the move and I don't believe in just sitting around and doing nothing so I kind of remain fit because I eat at regular times if I can and I work a lot and I'm always on the move,' said Anu

Ahuja, model turned choreographer.

But the general rule of the game is regularly spend some hours in the gym or on a treadmill coupled with a balanced diet.

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