Summary:
We’ve all seen Jennifer Aniston in the movies and admire how fit she is and we want to know her workout routine and diet.
I went online and did a lot of research to find out what Jennifer Aniston eats and how she works out to stay in such good shape.
Here’s The Jennifer Aniston Diet & Workout Review
According to my research here’s Jennifer Aniston workout and diet program:
- Yoga
- Running
- and a great nutrition program to stay in shape.
This program makes a lot of sense to me at first glance, because it combines, resistance training, cardio, and a good nutrition program. This helps Jennifer to keep her lean shape.
Jennifer’s workout and diet help her stay fit for the following reasons:
1. Yogo helps you build muscle, because it is a form of resistance training (builds muscle & burns fat)
2. Running helps increase your heart rate and forces your body to burn fat for fuel (helps you lose fat).
3. Good nutrition forces your body to NOT store fat.
My thoughts:
If you want a lean fit look then Jennifer’s type of workout and diet routine may be worth looking into.
If your goal is to lose fat and get a lean look (flat belly) then in general you want a nutrition program that is going to keep you from storing more fat. Example meal would be a lean protein, complex carbohydrate and fiber.
You want to avoid simple carbohydrates like sugar, most breads, white pastas, candies, sodas, etc. These foods will NOT help you get a lean fit look like Jennifer Aniston has.
You also don’t want to eat more calories than “You” need on a daily basis.
Jennifer follows the 3 proven pillars of being lean.
- Nutrition
- Resistance Training
- Cardio

- I used a formula to determine how many calories I needed daily to maintain my current body fat and weight (I did not cut calories I actually ate/eat very well each day)
- I exercised 5 days per week and burned 20-30% off my daily maintenance calorie intake through exercise (Again, I did not cut calories to lose weight) Example workout schedule. Resistance Training, cardio, resistance training, cardio, and so forth.
- I ate a lean protein, fiber, and a complex carb during every meal. I also tried to eat only 15g of sugar from all foods maximum each day. If a food was not a lean protein, fiber or complex carb I did NOT eat it. It’s that simple.
- I tracked my body fat % every 3 to 4 weeks to make sure my body fat percentage was going doing.




