Having starred in films like G.I. Jane, Striptease and Charlie’s Angels, Demi Moore has proven to the world that it’s still possible to have a killer body at the age of 46! Sure you may think that plastic surgery has helped a lot, but without a lot of dedication to healthy eating and continuous training all that artificial work would have been lost in a couple months.
So trying to find exactly the training routine that Demi has gone through will all these roles was quite interesting. My research shows that she has tried every diet and workout plan imaginable. Some have reported her of doing pilates, yoga, cycling plus carb-lovers diet, raw food diet and even the Zone Diet.
What’s refreshing is that after doing all these Demi finally realized that she needs to get out of the diet plan craze and just lead an overall healthy diet, after-all she wants to be a good role-model for her daughters.
So what is Demi’s Diet Secret?
What you probably have heard before! Eat less but eat more frequently. Instead of having a big lunch, split it into smaller meals. This will keep your metabolism burning continuously like a fine-tuned furnace.
Be sensible with focus on high quality proteins like fish and beans/legumes, plus lots of veggies and fresh fruit, but keep in mind that being sensible doesn’t mean you can’t be creative. Arm your kitchen with an assortment of herbs and spices to keep things interesting. Have you ever tried cayenne pepper on halibut and broccoli, or chumin on grilled yams?
Need other ideas? Try this Fat Loss Diet Plan.
Demi’s Workout Plan
If you want to have a plan just like Demi then the key thing you will have to focus on is changing it up as much as you can from week to week. Try and hit at least 3 days a week of a level that is quite intense and builds the point of complete exhaustion. It’s not going to be easy having a body like hers so don’t give up.
Here is a killer 3 day plan:
Day 1: Core and Upper Body
10 minute warm-up jog on treadmill
3×20 ab crunches on floor
3×30 seconds plank
3×12 front dumbbell raises
3×10 back extensions on stability ball
3×12 shoulder presses with dumbbells
3×12 bent-knee hip raises (back on floor)
3×10 push-ups (can have knees on floor)
10 minute cool-down on elliptical trainer
Day 2: Cardio
3 minutes: warm-up on treadmill (get a sweat going)
5 minutes: Raise incline to 8 and speed to 3.8mph
5 minutes: Lower include to 1 and increase speed to 7mph
5 minutes: Raise incline to 8 and speed to 3.8mph
5 minutes: Lower include to 1 and increase speed to 7mph
15 minutes: on elliptical or bicycle at moderate intensity
3 minutes: cool down
Day 3: Lower Body, Back and Arms
3×20 step-ups onto bench with dumbbells
3×10 triceps rope pull downs
3×10 deadlift with dumbbells
3×12 forward step lunges with arms crossed at chest
3×12 bicep curls with dumbbells
3×10 squats with stability ball on wall
3×10 seated cable rows