Victoria's Secret Angel Bridget Malcolm's Workouts

How does VS Angel Bridget Malcolm prep for the casting of the 2016 Victoria's Secret Show?  With a lot of hard work and determination, that's how!  She says, "For me, it's three months before the casting I need to step up my game with training and not skipping workouts."

The NY-based model adds, "Last year ahead of the Victoria's Secret casting, I did two gym sessions a day.  But this year I am doing less, and more focusing more on resistance and strength training, which has really changed my body."

Bridget shares, "I do a bit of boxing but I have actually shifted over to doing a workout called 'Body by Simone', which is little bits of high intensity cardio mixed with a lot of toning.  It's really changed my body, and it's found these muscles that I didn't know existed.  What's great is that it's a lot of fun too, which I think exercise needs to be."  We couldn't agree more!  Here's a glimpse into how she works out.

 

A Band for Her Legs and Booty

 

A Little Boxing to Get Her Heart Rate Up and Reduce Stress

 

A Little Upper-Body Resistance Training

 

Some Much-Needed Stretching

 

And Some Foam Rolling For Tight Muslces

 

Along With Workouts Comes a Dialed-In Diet

 

Bridget eats clean all year round, so no desserts, sugars, or starchy foods.  She says, "Leading up to the show I drink lots of water, protein shakes, and vegetables.  I really love to cook, so I do a lot of it myself."

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Posted by Richard J. Wood on Tuesday 27 December 2016
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