Kevin Hart, Ashley Graham and More Stars Share Their Home Workout Routines Amid Coronavirus

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Kevin Hart, Ashley Graham and More Stars Share Their Home Workout Routines Amid Coronavirus

No days off! Stars like Kevin Hart and Ashley Graham know staying home during the current coronavirus pandemic doesn't mean they can't stay in shape. While people around the world are staying indoors to help stop the spread of the novel illness, celebrities are taking to social media to inspire their followers to join in on their daily exercises to keep their endorphins high. Hart and Graham enlisted the help of their personal trainers to go live on Instagram with a handful of simple workouts that anyone can do from the comfort of their own homes. "Everybody at home, you don't understand — you're about the feel the pure burn," the American Beauty Star host teased her followers as she warmed up with her fitness guru during a livestream earlier this month. Graham welcomed her son, Isaac, with husband Justin Ervin in January 2020 and has frequently opened up about how both pregnancy and postpartum life have impacted her body. Hart, for his part, is still in the midst of a long recovery process after a dangerous car accident in Malibu in September 2019, which resulted in him having to undergo major spinal surgery. The comedian has been consistently giving fans a look at his fitness routines as he's continued to gain back his strength, one day at a time. [jwplayer ShyfDg1F-l3ahXupL] Celebrities are taking this opportunity to use their platforms to bring people together, even though the COVID-19 crisis has forced them to stay far apart as a safety measure. MTV personality Vinny Guadagnino gave his followers a motivational message that can be applied to a number of aspects of their lives during this uncertain time — not just their workouts. "Don't focus on what you can't do, focus on what you can do," the Jersey Shore alum emphasized in an Instagram Story. "Little by little." Teddi Mellencamp echoed his positive words, telling her fans to keep their heads high. "Get up, take action. That way you'll be more productive with work, you'll be better with your kids throughout the day and not thinking, 'Ugh, I have to get a workout in later,'" the former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star said in an Instagram video. Watch the video above to see how Mellencamp and more stars are staying fit during their self-quarantines — and scroll down for fitness inspiration from other celebs amid the pandemic. [podcast_block]

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Kevin Hart, Ashley Graham and More Stars Share Their Home Workout Routines Amid Coronavirus

No days off! Stars like Kevin Hart and Ashley Graham know staying home during the current coronavirus pandemic doesn't mean they can't stay in shape. While people around the world are staying indoors to help stop the spread of the novel illness, celebrities are taking to social media to inspire their followers to join in on their daily exercises to keep their endorphins high. Hart and Graham enlisted the help of their personal trainers to go live on Instagram with a handful of simple workouts that anyone can do from the comfort of their own homes. "Everybody at home, you don't understand — you're about the feel the pure burn," the American Beauty Star host teased her followers as she warmed up with her fitness guru during a livestream earlier this month. Graham welcomed her son, Isaac, with husband Justin Ervin in January 2020 and has frequently opened up about how both pregnancy and postpartum life have impacted her body. Hart, for his part, is still in the midst of a long recovery process after a dangerous car accident in Malibu in September 2019, which resulted in him having to undergo major spinal surgery. The comedian has been consistently giving fans a look at his fitness routines as he's continued to gain back his strength, one day at a time. [jwplayer ShyfDg1F-l3ahXupL] Celebrities are taking this opportunity to use their platforms to bring people together, even though the COVID-19 crisis has forced them to stay far apart as a safety measure. MTV personality Vinny Guadagnino gave his followers a motivational message that can be applied to a number of aspects of their lives during this uncertain time — not just their workouts. "Don't focus on what you can't do, focus on what you can do," the Jersey Shore alum emphasized in an Instagram Story. "Little by little." Teddi Mellencamp echoed his positive words, telling her fans to keep their heads high. "Get up, take action. That way you'll be more productive with work, you'll be better with your kids throughout the day and not thinking, 'Ugh, I have to get a workout in later,'" the former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star said in an Instagram video. Watch the video above to see how Mellencamp and more stars are staying fit during their self-quarantines — and scroll down for fitness inspiration from other celebs amid the pandemic. [podcast_block]

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Selena Gomez

Selena Gomez shared a montage of her workout routine on TikTok with the caption, “Feeling great…but also 😅.” Working out in tandem with a friend, the Rare Beauty founder appears to complete donkey kicks, leg raises, overhead dumbbell presses and more.

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Elaine Welteroth

The new Talk cohost announced in December 2020 that she was going to start working out again. She shared a video of herself doing an outdoor boxing class before asking her fans to be her “new virtual workout accountability buddies.”

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Rebel Wilson

The Pitch Perfect actress committed to a “year of health” ahead of the pandemic and maintained her health goal losing around 40 pounds as of November 2020. Throughout the process she shared videos running the steps of the Sydney Opera House, lifting giant tiers and going on long walks.

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Kevin Hart

The Jumanji: The Next Level actor has continued to switch up his exercises amid quarantine, sharing videos of himself doing weight lifting, pull ups, cycling and more. “#HustleHart,” he wrote alongside a clip of his circuit training in October 2020.

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Ashley Graham

The model launched season two of the “Thank Bod Challenge” on YouTube in October 2020, documenting her full body workouts from home amid the pandemic. Some of the exercises include squats, yoga poses, jumping jacks and leg lifts.

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Emily Simpson

“Happy weekend my friends! This is your reminder to get up and do something active,” the Real Housewives of Orange County star wrote via Instagram in September 2020, alongside a video of her on a walk. “Working out doesn’t have to be mundane and boring. Don’t think of it as a chore, but something you look forward to!” A month prior, the reality star told her social media followers that she had lost 16 pounds and her body fat percentage is 10 percent lower than the year prior. She has been documenting her health journey for more than a year — including doing stairs, walks, weights and more.

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Teddi Mellencamp

The former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star has promoted her All In by Teddi program on social media throughout the pandemic. Her go-to workout is running on the treadmill, which her daughter Slate also enjoys.

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Jennifer Lopez

The “Jenny From the Block” singer has been focused on Peloton cycling exercises amid COVID. “Just finished a great post-birthday celebration workout and helped to support hunger awareness!” she captioned a post-sweat sesh selfie in July 2020.

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Vinny Guadagnino

The Jersey Shore star frequently posts videos of himself getting into shape, cycling, weight training and hitting the gym. He has also created a Keto guide Instagram page to keep his fans up to date with his fitness and health journey.

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Ayesha Curry

The Full Plate cookbook author revealed a 35-pound weight loss in July 2020 after focusing on her fitness amid quarantine. “I wanted to be strong and healthy for myself and the people who depend on me,” Curry wrote via Instagram at the time. She noted that she adopted “easy 10-minute workouts, fast healthy recipes” into her routine. The mother of three previously shared that she did “heavy HIIT, hella cardio [and] floor work” beginning in January.

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Mark Wahlberg

The Lone Survivor actor told Us Weekly in May 2020 that his entire family has been doing workouts in quarantine designed by F45, the fitness studio chain he invested in. He said he and his wife, Rhea Durham, are doing the 45-minute high-intensity interval training classes ‘four or five days a week at home” while the kids jump in every now and then. “Our goal is to come out of the lockdown in even better shape,” he told Us.

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Kim Kardashian

The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star posted photos of herself wearing a cheetah bikini while working out in her at-home gym in May 2020. She posed on her tread climber, but also had weights and an elliptical in the background. 

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Ashley Tisdale

The High School Musical alum told Us in March 2020 that she swears by the Mate To Go program from Training Mate for her at-home workouts. “I love doing like the burpees,” Tisdale said. “Chris, my husband, is like, ‘Not the burpees!’ And I’m like, ‘Yes! I love my burpees!’” The pregnant star explained that the fitness program has been a way to rest and keep her “occupied and healthy at home.”

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