Kim Sharma shares her fitness regimen: Focus on your breath!
On her birthday today, Kim Sharma shares her fitness regimen. The most important thing in terms of de-stress is breath, she reveals.
‘Take it Easy, Make it Easy’ works best for model Mitali Sonawane
For model Mitali Sonawane, ‘take it easy, make it easy’ is the life mantra that works best. A fitness freak, she ensures her daily dose at the gym.
Niharica Raizada: I swim and dance my blues away!
I am not a very big fan of the gym. It has a negative impact on my joints. However, I love swimming and dancing, and love the cardio it provides.
Sahher Bambba: Focus on the now and just be!
It’s very important to have a positive approach towards life because there can be a million things you can pin-point which are not going right in your life but there are also a million things you should be grateful for.
Suchitra Ayappa: The meek shall inherit the earth!
I’ve always been one to say “No” to things that are not inspiring to me. My phone is off on Sundays and is used only on camera mode on holidays. I don’t even glance at it when I’m with family and friends.
Arlette Evita Grao: Expect nothing. Appreciate everything. Peace out!
Most people, who know me, know that I love my food. If I love it, I’m savouring every bit of it. I eat everything! My favourite cuisine is Asian.
Kunal Sharma: Enjoy each day and each breath!
There is no specific fitness regime for me. But what I definitely try is to incorporate any form of physical activity into my daily routine. I walk, run, do yoga…
Akbar Khan: Health is even more precious than wealth!
Akbar Khan on his secret of healthy living. Eat moderately, stop stressing and always keep your body in shape is his mantra.
Alefia Kapadia: A day without laughter is a day wasted!
No human should ever let a day pass without laughter and appreciation. Laughter triggers the release of endorphins which in turn promotes an overall sense of well-being.
Hrishitaa Bhatt: Experience each moment to the fullest!
Since childhood I’ve been a dancer and an athlete. I trained in Kathak and Jazz and played basketball, handball and many other sports during my school and college days.
Dr. Aditi Govitrikar: Sitting is the new smoking!
I believe in a healthy body resides a healthy mind. Since I am now a qualified psychologist, wellness expert and a counsellor, I look after my body. I am mindful of my flexibility, strength and stamina and see to it that I take care of these three components.
Adrian D’Souza: Practice like you’ve never won… perform like you’ve never lost!
My life mantra is simple: “Practice like you’ve never won… Perform like you’ve never lost.” Mind over Body is the name of the game. For a goalkeeper, it’s 70 per cent mind and balance is physical.
Tina Desai: I stress easily about the small things…
I don’t really think about carbs, proteins, fiber, minerals and vitamins as some do; I just generally think I need to have pulses, greens, vegetables, wheat, rice, eggs… just the basic things. I don’t pay attention to what each nutrient is.