Fitness Influencer Chloe Ting Shares Her Best Fitness Tips

Chloe Ting is a fitness influencer who boasts over 25 million followers on YouTube. Her videos and fitness programs help millions of people get into shape. In a new social media post, the 37-year-old shows off her famous figure while modeling onesies. “Which outfit do u prefer?! I'm rly liking onesies/jumpsuits lately,” she captioned the post. “Girl you could wear a paper bag and look good,” one of her 2.5 million Instagram followers commented. “Actually everything looks good on you,” agreed another. How does Chloe stay in shape? The Body Network rounded up some of her top get-fit tips.

Go At Your Own Pace

First, Chloe suggests starting at your own pace. “Starting out can be very overwhelming as there are things to consider such as your diet, your form, your consistency, etc. The one thing you need to focus on as a beginner is your mindset,” she tells Her World. “You need to be committed to this and be able to identify what is possible for you today and what is your limit. Some people go cold turkey and jump on a diet or start intense exercises, and there’s no sustainability with that. Start small, make incremental changes, and build strength over time and it’s all a gradual process.”

Exercise for Your Health

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Exercise is more about feeling good than looking good, says Chloe. “I’ve been working out for about six years now, and my journey started because I wasn’t in a good place mentally. I suffered from panic attacks and anxiety, and also had a history of being bullied at work so I ended up taking a break from work,” she told Her World. “With more time to spend on self-care, I gained an interest in fitness and I was just drawn to getting myself physically stronger. This then had a huge positive impact on my mental health. Besides that, I’ve also suffered from gut-related health issues, which have impacted my quality of life, but thankfully I’m in a better place now, both mentally and physically, and using my platform to spread positivity and self-love.”

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Exercise When It Works for You

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Chloe suggests incorporating exercise into your day, wherever it fits. “It’s become a routine for me to work out in the morning, and checking that off early in the day makes me feel accomplished as I move on to my next task of the day,” Chloe adds. “I think everyone’s strategy to stay motivated is a little different. You have to identify what would work for you and give yourself time to build up that familiarity in your schedule so that it becomes a natural routine.”

Do Burpees

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Chloe’s favorite exercise? “Burpees for sure, as it’s such an effective exercise, but there are lots of modifications you can add to it to make it more fun,” she says.

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Indulge

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Chloe maintains a healthy diet – most of the time. What is her guilty pleasure? “Definitely chocolates and it’s not something I’ll ever get sick of!” she tells the publication.

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Jamie Maitland, Certified Holistic Nutritionist, Elite Fitness Instructor, and Multidimensional Health Coach, has made a career out of helping people achieve their diet and fitness goals. Based out of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the 38-year-old is living, breathing proof that maintaining a healthy lifestyle will help keep you in the best possible shape. In a recent interview with Body Network, she shared some of her personal health habits, including everything she eats in a day.

Health is a 24-Hour Job, She Says

Jamie, founder of The Office Health and The Office 954 and author of The 21 Day Reset Cookbook, started her fitness career in 2015 by co-founding Fort Lauderdale’s first and largest indoor cycling studio. “That quickly snowballed into a love for teaching and motivating people through fitness, and in 2019, I opened a new unique fitness concept called The Office 954,” she tells us.

“For an hour, people were with me at the studio, and that was the easy part,” she admits. “It was the other 23 hours in the day that I was interested in, which led to furthering education in not just fitness but nutrition and all-around health and wellness. Motivating and inspiring people is what I do best, and it only made sense to combine my two worlds of fitness and nutrition. To this day, I still own and teach at my studio and have also created a health & wellness company that offers the highest quality organic food products, premium supplements, and luxury retreat experiences.”

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Here Is What She Eats in a Day

When it comes to her diet, Jamie is “all about balance, which is something you create,” she says. “Typically, my day starts with water followed by a pea size scoop of Shilajit (A substance that emerges from the crevices of high mountain ranges in Asia, rich in vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids, and amino acids) taken on an empty stomach with a cup of coffee.

I’m not much of a breakfast person so lunch is usually my biggest meal which might consist of grass fed grass finished filet or organic corn and soy free chicken with some sort of kitchen sink salad (chopped roasted asparagus, chopped Romaine, scallions, 3 chopped egg white, 1/4 avocado, red onion, endive and peeled & deseed cubed cucumber— all organic ingredients—homemade dressing),” she says.

“If I need something sweet, my chocolate espresso protein muffins have changed my world (lol) and hit the spot! I usually have about 2 of those. Later, after my workout, I will have a 2-scoop protein shake.”

Dinner is her “lightest meal,” consisting of sliced chicken breast or seafood with a roasted vegetable, “sometimes only protein,” she explains. “I am a weird eater and live by this saying ‘your food doesn’t need to make sense to anyone but you!’ Another rule of thumb: I don’t eat past 8 pm.”

She Is a “Qualitarian”

Jamie stresses the importance of hydration. She drinks “at least a gallon” of water per day. “Water is life!” she explains.

“I eat what makes me feel my best. I don’t label myself anything, but if I had to, I would label myself a Qualitarian,” Jamie says. “Quality absolutely matters. You are what you ate, ate— and everything comes from somewhere, know the source. My eating style is designed around the health of my gut. I do my best to stay in tune with what works best for me, and I preach this to my clients. What makes sense to me might not make sense to you. Personally, I prioritize quality protein, healthy fats, and the time that I eat.” In total, she consumes “at least 120-130 grams of protein per day.”

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Top 3 Diet Rules

Here are Jamie’s top 3 diet rules:

1. Know your body better than anyone. It’s yours to learn!
2. You don’t need as much food as you think you do. Culture, unfortunately, promotes indulgence; stay conscious, use your brain— and design your life how you see it, not the other way around.
3. What you stop eating might have a bigger impact than what you start eating.

Here Are Her Essentials

Jamie takes supplements, “but only essentials,” she says. “Everyone is very different, and if you really want to know what you're deficient in, get your blood work done.” The supplements she thinks are essential “that mostly everyone should take” are:

1) Liposomal Vitamin C

2) Vitamin D3 +K2

3) Magnesium L Threonate (magtein)

4) Wild Caught Krill Oil

5) Liver organ complex

6) Grass-fed/grass-finished protein powder

These Are Her Favorite Workouts

Jamie maintains variety with exercise. “Switching up my workouts is what works best for me; I find it mentally stimulating, and on a personal level, I feel and see the best results from diversity,” she tells us. “I love horseback riding and definitely consider that a full-body workout. I don’t ride as much as I would like, but when I do, I love it! Rollerblading is also one of my favorite workouts. I love a good barre and pilates class; lifting weights is a must for me at least 3x a week, and I’ve recently gotten into sprinting, which has been a game changer.”

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Top 3 Fitness Rules

Here are Jamie’s top 3 fitness rules:

1. If you have access to a floor, you can get a workout in, we’re born to move—prioritize daily movement.
2. Don’t underestimate the power of walking, consistently.
3. Just like your food, your workouts don’t need to make sense to anyone but you.

Sleep and Meditation Are Also Key

Other important health habits, per Jamie, are sleep and meditation. “Good sleep is extremely important and, fortunately, has not ever been a problem for me. Meditation in my opinion is very personal,” she says. “I believe there are many different forms of it and there is no wrong way to meditate.” For example, Rollerblading is one of her forms of meditation. “Believe it or not, I come up with my best ideas when skating and also can get into an intense mental flow state. One could argue that this isn’t meditation but what you believe is your reality,” she says.

And, Don’t Forget to Set Boundaries

“Setting boundaries is an underrated health habit that I find important. When I host my 21 Day Resets this is definitely a subject that comes up quite a bit. So often people spread themselves too thin by saying ‘yes’ to everything or putting others first instead of themselves. Healthy boundaries are necessary,” she says.

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Lymphatic Drainage

Another self-care ritual Jamie swears by is lymphatic drainage. “I frequently get gua sha facials and recently just started adding in full body Brazilian manual lymphatic drainage. If you’ve never done either, do yourself a favor and try adding these rituals into your self care routine! I promise you will feel amazing,” she suggests.

You can find more tips on Jamie's personal Instagram account, or you can follow her on The Office Health or The Office 954. And if you enjoyed this article, take advantage of these 15 Quick Ways to Lose Body Fat Percentage in a Week.

Gabby Dawn Allen is a fitness influencer with over one million followers on Instagram. Her mission? “To make fitness fun” – and efficient. In a new social media post she reveals the ultimate secret to her insanely fit figure – and it might surprise you. In the Instagram post she flaunts her six-pack, before revealing her hack. Here is everything you need to know about her secret weapon.

Doing “Endless Cardio” Won’t Get You “Shredded”

Gabby explains that doing “endless cardio in the hope to get ‘shredded’ and hoping for your abs to appear, you are living in 2020!!!” She adds that during that time “all we had access to was at home live workouts with tins of beans and bottles of wines to offer any resistance.”

She Suggests Gym Workouts

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“Good times huh! I loved teaching the daily lives but we have moved onwards and upwards so get with it! Gym workouts or heavy at home workouts hit different!” she continues.

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Her Body Is the Result of Strength Training

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Gabby reveals that lifting weights is key. “Strength training is what has given me the body I have today- a strong body, a versatile body, a healthy body and a body I am confident in,” she reveals.

Resistance Training, Nutrition, and Cardio Are Key

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She adds that “a resistance training programme, consistent good nutrition and enjoying cardio alongside is what is going to get you the results you dream of. Fat loss, weight gain, muscle gain, tone up, lean up, shape and sculpt - you name it, it is ACHIEVABLE.”

She Calls This “Hybrid Training”

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Her favorite approach? “Hybrid training,” she adds, “as it’s so universal. Everybody can follow a a structured plan and use cardio as a tool to stay athletically competent and of course burn calories if you want to!”

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She Also Stresses the Importance of Consistency

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There is a form of cardio everybody can do- running, bike, stepper or my classes,” she continues. “It’s all about CONSISTENCY. We build sustainable routines and bring enjoyment to exercise- which is half the battle anyway.”

💪🔥Body Booster: Most fitness experts agree that a combination of cardio, strength training, and healthy eating is the most efficient way to lose weight and build muscle.

Sohee Carpenter (@soheefit) is showing off her chiseled abs and revealing the healthy habits responsible for them. In a new social media post the fitness expert and influencer looks amazing in a two-piece workout set, and shares some tips with her followers. “Why I prioritize health behaviors over body weight alone,” she writes in the first slide. She goes on to list a few easy ways to incorporate this into your life. What are her “healthy habits”? The Body Network has the details.

Healthy Lifestyle

Sohee, who battled body image issues as a teen, tries to promote healthy behaviors. “Even though I’m a certified strength and conditioning specialist, the majority of my content is focused on body image and eating behavior,” she told Women’s Health. “The workouts are usually not the part people struggle with—it’s the eating, the sleep, the everything else.”

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Carbs Are Not the Enemy, She Says

One thing Sohee does is challenge people to rethink their diet. For example, a former client had a habit of avoiding carbs until dinner and overeating at night. So, she challenged her to question the assumption that carbs aren’t so-called breakfast foods. She encouraged the woman to add rice or potatoes to her morning meal for a number of days. “A month later, she’s like, ‘Oh my god, I’m not bingeing anymore. This is so cool.’”

Moving Daily

In Sohee’s recent post she lists several healthy habits that keep her mentally and physically fit. A few of them have to do with “getting in daily movement.” She recommends “strength training multiple days per week.” Physical activity is anything that gets your body moving. Each week adults need 150 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity and 2 days of muscle-strengthening activity, according to the current Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans.

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A Colorful Diet & Hydration

As for diet, Sohee says you should focus on eating “colorful fibrous veggies,” protein, and whole grains in most, if not all, meals.”

She also encourages “staying sufficiently hydrated.” The Mayo Clinic explains that water helps get rid of waste through urination, perspiration, and bowel movements, keeps your temperature normal, lubricates and cushions joints, and helps protect sensitive tissues. According to the U.S. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine men should drink about 15.5 cups (3.7 liters) of fluids a day and women about 11.5 cups (2.7 liters) of fluids.

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Sleep and Rest

Sohee also maintains that “making time for rest and rejuvenation” is important, as is “prioritizing adequate quality sleep. According to the Sleep Foundation, getting enough z’s is a mood booster, promotes heart health, regulates blood sugar, improves mental function, restores your immune system, helps relieve stress, and aids in weight loss.

💪🔥Body Booster: Eating carbs at breakfast is a good tactic to keep yourself satiated and less likely to over-indulge later in the day.