Lexy Panterra is teasing new music – in her swimsuit. The singer shows off her amazing body in a bathing suit in one of her latest social media posts. “Waiting for the 14th like .. #newmusic,” she captioned it, eliciting lots of fire emojis. How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Lexy Panterra stays in shape and the photos that prove they work.
Lexy enjoys cooking healthy meals and keeps her kitchen stocked with ingredients. “I have to make everything in the fridge because we’re on a healthy diet here. Right? Everyone’s learning how to cook indoors. I’m doing a good job. I’m not gonna lie. There’s a lot of veggies, fruits and stuff like that,” she told Hollywood Life.
Lexy has her own method of exercise, TwerkOut. “I’ve been a dancer my whole life and taken every kind of dance class since I was little, however I’ve always been a singer and wanted to pursue that! I’ve taught dance to middle school kids and as I said earlier I been in the dance world my whole life. I have been in the music singing girl group and sang solo as well!” she told Women Fitness about her inspiration behind the class. “I like to dance all types of dance and twerking was just something that came later on that I found out that I was good at. It takes practice but with good technique you can get it. Just be confident and I want to feel sexy and free!”
Lexy doesn’t lift heavy weights. She maintains that her goal is to “be lean and not too buff,” she told Women Fitness. “In my class all you need is your body and some balls.”
According to Lexy you need to “twerk hard” if you want to get in shape and learn her method. She told Women Fitness “it takes practice and dedication to learn how to be a great Twerker just like any dance. The fitness aspect is easier because not all moves involved have to have butt shaking necessarily. They are normal moves and when you add booty shaking it makes it more fun! I’m excited to start certifying women all around to teach my class! That’s when it’s going to go worldwide even more. But like I said dedication is key and believe in what you do! Because if you don’t believe it won’t work.”
“Dancing is healing. Mental health wise, think of it as medicine. When you close your eyes and feel the beat, you go into this beautiful, made up world where everything just feels right. Let the songs make you feel something. People say that you should dance like nobody’s watching, but how many people have actually tried that? When you really let go, it’s liberating, and you get to know yourself in a completely new way. Physically, this challenges your body to try something new, push limits, and become more open-minded. Dance is great for the soul, but it also is incredible for cardio, core strength and muscular development and endurance. Your body will change in a very unique way and you’ll tone down quickly!” she told Glamour.