Hot Mommies: Post-Baby Fitness
Celebs dish on getting your pre-preggers body back.
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Moms Know Best - Getting your body back after giving birth is challenging depending on the woman. Some snap back immediately (lucky gals), but most have stubborn weight that requires a serious workout regimen. Upon hearing the news that our very own The Game star, Tia Mowry, recently gave birth to a baby boy, we thought about how some of our favorite hot mommies got bikini ready.(Photo: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
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Terri Vaughn - “I didn’t overeat while I was pregnant,” reveals actress Terri Vaughn, who says that portion control accounted for a lot of her bounce-back ability. During her pregnancy, Vaughn, a workout enthusiast, hiked up until her 8th month under her doctor’s watchful eye. “After my baby was born, I still continued to hike but I did more cardio. I was on the bike and I had a trainer for a while. I actually enjoy working out.”(Photo: Moses Robinson/Getty Images)
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Cheryl 'Salt' Wray - Though her kids are in their teens, the Salt ‘N Pepa member warns, “It doesn’t get any easier” as you get older. “Right now, I’m doing p90x. I love their yoga tape," Wray reveals. The p90x system is a convenient and fast way for new mommies to get their work out on because you can do it right in your own living room. Wray also makes sure to drink energy boosting juices every morning that consist of celery, carrots, kale, spinach, cucumber and ginger. Every mommy could use a burst of nutritious energy. (Photo: Jemal Countess/Getty Images)
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Laila Ali - While on her quest to maintain her healthy fit physique, the boxing pro still knows the importance of also keeping her baby’s health in mind. "Right now I’m trying to find out like what’s the least amount I can have and still feed the baby and still lose weight. So I’m trying to lose four pounds a week," says Ali. Her main concern is eating right. “I’m cutting out sugar basically, eating a lot of vegetables, whole grains, lean meats, salads and trying to work out.”(Photo: Michael Underwood/PictureGroup)
