Jenna Dewan started her career as a dancer, and worked for artists like Janet Jackson, Missy Elliott, and Kelly Clarkson. And she still makes time to dance today. Dewan posted a new reel on Instagram of herself dancing in different places. Dewan also wore a variety of outfits, including a green satin two-piece and a black swimsuit. She captioned the reel, “Me almost 24/7.” How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Jenna Dewan stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don’t miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!
Dewan opened up about her life in an interview with Women’s Health. She says that she is someone who embraces whatever is thrown at her. No matter how hard it is. “I got here by following the flow,” she says. “I’ve really been big on that. I know when I’m swimming upstream and fighting it.”
Dewan opened up about her experience during the pandemic to Women’s Health. She says that she learned to enjoy staying indoors. Dewan says that she is a lot more present right now. “I’ve learned for the very first time what it means to actually be quiet, to be present,” she says. “I’ve never been a homebody, and I love it.”
Dewan is open about her love of meditation and different breathing techniques and methods. One thing she likes to do is holotropic breathing. “It’s very effective for stress,” she says to Women’s Health. “You’re creating this rush of oxygen to your brain, and it calms your nervous system. It can be a little uncomfortable at first, but once you get past that, you really open yourself up.”
Dewan is all about self-love. She tells Women’s Health that she is embracing herself as she gets older. “I feel better in my skin. I feel more grounded in my body. I feel excited for this next decade and what is available to create. Even in this crazy year, I still have that feeling.”
Dewan revealed her favorite exercises to Well + Good. “My workout schedule varies depending on my schedule and if I’m preparing for a role, shoot, or something else coming up,” she says. “For the most part, I work out three or four times a week. My go-to workout is Pilates, which has really strengthened and toned my body in a way that makes me feel stronger than when I was dancing for ten hours a day. I also like cardio yoga. Sometimes, I work out with my trainer when I need to bulk up to get my muscles a little bigger. I get bored easily with workouts so I like to switch it up.”