Celebs’ Hot Body Secrets

September 8, 2009

Fit For Film

Reese Witherspoon enjoyed an outdoor workout while prepping for her role in the upcoming comedy How Do You Know. “If I never had to see the inside of a gym again, I’d be a very happy person,” Witherspoon has said.

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Virtual Workout Buddy

The Biggest Loser host Alison Sweeney has found a fun way to stay in shape: using her Nintendo Wii! "It definitely challenges you, so if anyone says, 'Working out isn't tough,' then they don't know what they're talking about because it's the hardest things you could ever do," she told Us.

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Softball Superstar

"I try to exercise as much as possible -- I work out at home four or five times a week," country singer Carrie Underwood told Self magazine of her stay-in-shape routine. Recently, the singer traded home workouts for home plate when she played in the 19th Annual Nashville Celebrity Softball Challenge.

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Beverly Hills Babe

90210 star Shenae Grimes was all smiles as she worked up a sweat on the elliptical. The actress, once criticized for her thin frame, has since come to terms with her physique. "This is me, this is my body. I have accepted it," she has said.

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Channeling Her Chi

"I do yoga and Bio Think, a Pilates program where you're getting a massage while you stretch," Dancing with the Stars judge Carrie Ann Inaba has said. "I do a kickboxing workout that is so intense, a lot of guys can't take it because they can't keep

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Rock-Hard Rocker

Former Extra host and Sugar Ray frontman Mark McGrath worked on his trademark abs in Hollywood, Calif., after an intense cardio session.

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What Jetlag?

Star Trek costars Chris Pine (left) and Zachary Quinto went for a jog after a long flight from L.A. to Australia while promoting their latest flick. Quinto is no stranger to exercising outdoors, but don't expect to see him at the local gym. "I like to hike in the Hollywood hills, and I have a favorite spot, but I guess I'd better not reveal it," he once told Parade.

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Buns of Steel

New York native Taye Diggs has good reason to keep up his workout routine when he's visiting the West Coast: TV Guide viewers voted him TV's Sexiest Body in early 2009.

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Like Father, Like Son

Between singing, acting, producing and designing, Justin Timberlake has a pretty full schedule -- but he always finds the time to putt around on the green. "I think when I was about 12 or 13, my dad started taking me out to the local golf course, and that's the first time I ever hit a golf ball," Timberlake told Golf Digest. "I picked it up pretty quickly, just kind of monkey-see, monkey-do."

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Pre-Wedding Workout

Singer Natasha Bedingfield works out with a trainer -- and also with her husband, businessman Matt Robinson. "We go hiking together...it's very romantic," Bedingfield told Us of her California-based guy.

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Pint-Sized Workout Partner

Tori Spelling enlisted son Liam, 2, to be her workout buddy as she did squats in her backyard in Los Angeles.

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Hit The Waves

All work, no play? Not for Cindy Crawford - who burned calories paddle boarding in Maui, Hawaii.

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Team Effort

High School Musical castmates Ashley Tisdale (left), and Vanessa Hudgens, teamed up for a workout in Los Angeles.

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Road Trip

Avid cyclist Patrick Dempsey - he owns a $7,000 bike! - went for a spin in Los Angeles.

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Fighting the Fat

House star Hugh Laurie -- here working out in Los Angeles -- stays trim by doing sit ups and boxing. "I try not to let them hit me in the head," he has said, "but it doesn't always work."

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Family Bonding

Fergie, who has said, "I don't have a perfect figure, but I'm working with what I've got," went for a walk with her dad, Pat, in Los Angeles.

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On The Run

Matt Damon, right, and his father, Kent, took a beachside jog in Miami Beach. Back in 2004, the pair competed in a Thanksgiving Day 5K road race near their Boston hometown.

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Run, Ryan, Run!

Scarlett Johansson's hubby Ryan Reynolds ran the prestigious New York City marathon in 2008 to honor his father, who suffers from Parkinson's disease. Reynolds completed the 26.2 mile run in 3 hours and 50 minutes.