Bipasha Basu's Top 10 Workout And Diet Tips

By Neha

on January 8, 2018

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The gorgeous Bong beauty - Bipasha Basu - is a well-known actress in Bollywood. The dusky beauty is a fitness enthusiast who has always laid stress on having a fit and toned body. Bipasha's devotion towards physical fitness is the result of her sculpted physique which inspires everyone to become physically fitter.

Her passion for fitness has led her to release a fitness DVD called 'Love Yourself'. It mainly focuses on being healthy and strong. The DVD also shows a 60-day workout regimen for weight loss. She also has released another DVD that focuses on advanced training, involving plyometrics, which helps improve coordination and strengthens the bones.

The Bengali beauty follows a strict workout routine and diet plan. She never misses her workout and keeps herself away from drinking and smoking because it destroys stamina and physical health.

So, let's check out Bipasha Basu's workout and diet tips.

1. Cardio Workout

Cardio exercise is one of the best exercises to remove fat from the body. Cardio workout has the ability to target the stubborn fat in your body, which includes the hips and thighs in a women. It has other benefits too like reducing stress, helping the body to maintain a stronger heart and lungs, reduced risk of heart disease, etc.

2. Balanced Diet

Bipasha follows a strict diet plan which is nutritious and tasty too. She advises to include a combination of all the nutritious food items and makes sure to consume them in appropriate amounts. Her usual daily diet includes steamed fish, green vegetables, green tea, oats, pulses, rice, chapatti and nuts.

3. Coconut Water For Hydration

Bipasha advises to drink enough water throughout the day to keep your body hydrated. She avoids eating evening snacks and instead she takes fresh fruit juice and coconut water that helps to maintain the nutrients in the body and makes the skin to look radiant.

4. Yoga

Bipasha is so much passionate about yoga that she does 108 of surya namaskars every day. Starting a day with surya namaskar will make you fit and healthy and will stimulate the entire organ systems of the body. It will also prevent memory loss, build focus and concentration and improve the functioning of the brain.

5. Avoid Junk Foods

Fast foods and processed foods increase obesity, diabetes and other chronic diseases. Not only junk foods add to inches in your waistline but also cause a serious damage to your brain. Bipasha is also fond of desserts but she makes it a point to binge on weekends only.

6. Proper Sleep

A proper sleep is important in keeping your body fit and healthy. Bipasha suggests that a proper amount of sleep is really important and one must take adequate rest. Oversleeping for more than 8 hours would cause undesired weight gain.

7. Lime Water

On an empty stomach, Bipasha drinks a glass of lime water to eliminate all the toxins out from the body. Drinking warm lime water in the morning helps to stimulate the gastrointestinal tract. Lime juice has citric acid, which helps the enzymes to function better.

8. Kickboxing

Kickboxing is one of the best workouts for your body. It is a high intensity, high impact workout that will increase your heart rate, thereby burning more calories. Kickboxing also helps in relieving anger, stress and depression and also provides a full body workout that targets both cardiovascular endurance and muscle toning.

9. Green Tea

Bipasha is a big fan of green tea and she drinks it once in the morning and evening as well. Green tea helps in boosting immunity and lets you stay in shape because it is loaded with antioxidants and various substances that are beneficial for health.

10. Weight Training

Bipasha likes to mix all types of workouts in her fitness routine to avoid being monotonous in her workout regimen. She does weight training that increases strength in the connective tissues and joints. Strong joints will help to prevent osteoarthritis and prevent injury from daily tasks and routines.