How to get a body like Pippa! Miss Middleton reveals 10-week plan to getting in shape... from jumping on a trampoline to indoor climbing

  • The 31-year-old has released a ten-week workout plan for Waitrose
  • As well as running and cycling, she has tried indoor climbing and boxing
  • Also encourages 'jumping freely on a trampoline to bring out inner youth'  

Ever since Pippa Middleton walked down the aisle of Westminster Abbey carrying her sister Kate's train, women all over the world have been fixated by her toned physique.

And now the 31-year-old has released a ten-week workout plan, so others can get in shape like her.

Writing for Waitrose magazine, the fitness fanatic and columnist suggests everything from boxing and indoor climbing, to jumping on a trampoline.

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Fitness fanatic: Pippa Middleton has released a ten-week workout plan, so others can get in shape like her

Fitness fanatic: Pippa Middleton has released a ten-week workout plan, so others can get in shape like her

She also notes the importance of 'engaging the abs', 'using the arms' and 'building the glutes' even while taking a simple walk. 

She continues: 'Regular power walks at a moderate-to-high intensity will give you those wonderful endorphins - invaluable to staying positive and crunching calories.'

After seven days of intense walking, Pippa recommends setting a realistic fitness plan, like 'losing half a stone' or 'dropping a dress size'.

The brunette also encourages people to start thinking about toning their arms, so they can wear summer dresses with confidence.

TEN-WEEK TONE UP WITH PIPPA

WEEK ONE: Walk your way to health with

WEEK TWO: Set yourself a fitness plan

WEEK THREE: Definition and strength work

WEEK FOUR: Find a fitness activity you enjoy

WEEK FIVE: Discover core exercise

WEEK SIX: High Intensity Interval Training

WEEK SEVEN: Flexibility exercises

WEEK EIGHT: Exercise for mobility

WEEK NINE: Take a rest day or two

WEEK TEN: Time for full-body bootcamp

To achieve this, she suggests doing 'up-down planks', 'tricep dips', 'kneeling diamond push-ups' and 'band curls'. 

When week three hits, Pippa says it's time to work on 'definition and strength'.

Pippa suggests doing two to three full-body weight sessions to build power and using a stretchy band to perform rowing-like moves on the floor and overarm stretches to build muscle.

By week four, Pippa says people should find a fitness activity they actually enjoy doing.

She says 'that jumping freely on a trampoline to bring out your inner youth' could be an acceptable form of exercise. 

And the key to getting her radiant complexion?

'Fresh air, scenery and nature can all add to that feel-good factor, so exercising outdoors will invigorate the soul and flush the cheeks for a healthy glow,' she writes. 

She has competed in various races over the years, including the Highland Cross
Pippa is an avid runner who trains regularly

Pippa is an avid runner who trains regularly, right, and has competed in various races over the years, including the Highland Cross, left

Last month Pippa competed in the London To Brighton Bike Ride For British Heart Foundation (above)

Last month Pippa competed in the London To Brighton Bike Ride For British Heart Foundation (above)

The amateur sportswoman says one of her favourite keep-fit moves is the humble push-up, because it helps enhance the chest.

Another plus is that you can do reps in any situation, even on 'a park bench', she notes.

By week five, Pippa says it's time to discover 'core exercise', with one of her top methods being Pilates.

As someone who is always "on the go", Pilates has been a wonderful escape from my busy lifestyle in London

Indeed, on the testimonial page of the Pilates On the Go website, Pippa writes: 'As someone who is always "on the go", Pilates has been a wonderful escape from my busy lifestyle in London.

'Whether it’s 7am in the morning or 7pm at night I always leave feeling calm, refreshed and invigorated.' 

After discovering  your core, Pippa says it's time to crank it up a gear over week six with some High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT), which is great for 'burning fat and boosting fitness'.

At home or in the gym, she suggests performing 30 seconds of squat jumps, side skaters, burpees and jump lunges.

Once the routine is complete, it should then be repeated four times.

Pippa says  one of her favourite keep-fit moves is the humble push-up, because it helps enhance the chest (stock image)

Pippa says one of her favourite keep-fit moves is the humble push-up, because it helps enhance the chest (stock image)

The socialite also recommends lunges and exercising outdoors for a healthy glow (stock image)

The socialite also recommends lunges and exercising outdoors for a healthy glow (stock image)

'Working harder will increase your metabolic rate, not only during exercise but for a few hours after too,' Pippa encourages. 

In week seven, flexibility exercises are factored in.

Again, Pippa prefers Pilates or yoga to help 'boost blood flow to the brain' and relax the body'. 

Some of her top moves for a defined back and shoulders include 'down dog push ups' and the 'eagle stretch'.

Following on from that, in week eight Pippa says people should work on their mobility further.

She says fans should repeat her 'three-dimensional routine' which 'will help to balance the shape of your body to create a soft, feminine sculpted look.'

This circuit includes squats with leg raises, lunges and side plank crunches.

After all of that hard work, Pippa says during week nine it's time to 'take a rest day or two.'

She continues: 'There are many tools you can find to help loosen your muscles, but by far the best one out there for me is the foam roller - particularly good after long runs.' 

Ever since Pippa Middleton walked down the aisle of Westminster Abbey carrying her sister Kate's train, fans all over the world have been fixated by her toned physique

Ever since Pippa Middleton walked down the aisle of Westminster Abbey carrying her sister Kate's train, fans all over the world have been fixated by her toned physique

The brunette shows off her trim figure on the red carpet
In a begundy dress that flaunts her flat tummy at the Belgraves hotel in London

The brunette shows off her trim figure on the red carpet, left, and at the Belgraves hotel in London, right

Pippa, seen at this year's Wimbledon, says she likes to vary her workout routine and recently tried indoor rock climbing

Pippa, seen at this year's Wimbledon, says she likes to vary her workout routine and recently tried indoor rock climbing

Ace it in the style stakes with a pretty printed dress like Pippa

We knew that the Wimbledon final would attract a whole host of A-list guests, but we were most excited to see Pippa Middleton.

Ever chic, ever timeless, the Duchess of Cambridge's sister took the limelight (almost!) away from the tense match between Federer and Djokovich in this gorgeous printed dress by Tory Burch.

We love the playful seahorse print across the bodice and the contrasting textures of the grosgrain ribbon belt and airy, crochet skirt. Just like her monochrome Carolina Herrera look earlier this week, Pippa does things her own way - no tennis whites here!

And she's not one to shy away from a bit of recycling either - Pippa has actually worn this dress back in 2013 to a society wedding. Truly a staple of a frock then!

Sadly, this Tory Burch creation is now sold out, but why not get that Pippa flair with a similar dress over at FarFetch by following the link (right)?

Or head down to our edit below for our top picks from the high street. Head to Zara for that seahorse style, ASOS for a bit of bird print or play with textures with this gorgeous Hobbs offering.

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Pippa suggests using a foam roller under the hip, on the upper back and spine, under the arch of the foot and on the derrière.

To get a shapely bottom like hers, she proposes sitting on it with the left ankle on the right thigh 

Then body weight should be shifted to the left, with the roller underneath. You then roll back and forth ten times before repeating on the right side. 

To finish, Pippa offers fans a big well done. She concludes by advising people to change up their routine every four to eight weeks to boost motivation.

She reveals that she recently tried climbing at her local centre which 'was inexpensive and really helped build my upper strength and agility'.

On a side note, she adds: 'Similarly, if you haven’t tried boxing, give it a go - time flies and you get a great full-body work out. 

'Other sports to try are outdoor bootcamps like British Military Fitness, or indoor spinning and body resistance exercises such as TRX.'  

PIPPA'S EXERCISES EXPLAINED

  • Up-down planks: Starting on your elbows and toes or on your knees, engage your core before you start. Then push up onto your hands, lowering up and down one arm at a time. 
  • Kneeling diamond push-ups: Get into a kneeling push up position. Now place your hands close together so your thumbs and index fingers form a diamond-shape on the floor. Perform push-ups with your hands in this position.
  • Band curls: Start this bicep exercise with the middle of a resistance band under your feet and an end in each hand. Then with the arms straight by your sides and the band held taut, bend at the elbows to lift the hands towards the shoulders. Repeat
  • Side skaters: Start in a small squat. Jump to the left, landing on your left leg. Bring your right leg behind to your left ankle but don't let your foot touch the floor. Reverse direction by jumping to the right with your right leg. Repeat.

 

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