- The Friends star swapped intense cardio workouts for low-impact workouts
- She now trains with Pvolve, a workout app and studio.
- The 54-year-old trains two to three times a week in one-hour sessions
Jennifer Aniston ditched her morning cardio session — and she wishes she had done it sooner.
The 54-year-old actress now follows low-resistance training to maintain her anti-aging physique to “future-proof” her body.
Recently, she announced that she would be the face of Pvovle in June, an app and workout studio focused on low-impact workouts.
Aniston began using Pvovle in 2021, which uses an inflatable P.ball, the P.band resistance band, hand weights, and gliders in workouts.
Jennifer Aniston started working with the program after injuring her back two years ago
The 54-year-old actress was announced as the face of Pvovle in June, a workout app and studio that focuses on low-impact workouts.
After loving the program, she contacted the company for personal training sessions – with Pvovle’s training director Dani Coleman admitting she was “beside herself”.
“She just realized you don’t have to break your body, which is what a lot of us grew up thinking about training,” Coleman said. Business Insider.
“As a former dancer, I always thought I had to suffer from movement and, yes, that’s not true.”
Coleman has now been training the Friends star for a year and a half, with the fit actress working out two to three times a week in hour-long sessions.
The personal trainer described Aniston as “friendly and hardworking” during her sessions.
“It’s not just about doing moves to train, it’s really about understanding and diving deep into your body and our method,” Coleman said.
She added that it’s important to remember that a workout doesn’t have to be painful.
“When we think of archaic ideas of training, we think, ‘No pain, no gain,'” Coleman emphasized.
“We really want to challenge that conversation and say, ‘Hey, you can feel good doing your workouts and get the results you want.’
“So it’s really about durability and longevity,” the fitness trainer added.
Aniston said training with Pvolve changed her approach to fitness, calling it an innovative method that she “instantly fell in love with” (2023 photo).
Aniston has always been a big fan of working out and has always been in great shape (photo from 1996)
Coleman has been training the Friends star for a year and a half now, and the fit actress works out two to three times a week in hour-long sessions.
Coleman previously told DailyMail.com: “Our on-demand library offers courses of varying lengths and levels so you can start slowly and work your way up to more advanced training.
“For someone new to exercising, we recommend starting with our Moves & Equipment tutorial page (under the Filters tab in Collections) to learn the basics of the method, then continuing with our Getting Started category.
“Pvolve’s Live Virtual Studio also allows you to live stream classes so you can interact with the instructor.”
Aniston has spoken about her love for Pvolve in the past, gushing that she “immediately fell in love” with the workout.
The Hollywood It girl began working with the program after injuring her back two years ago.
“With this program, you can start gently,” explained the star. “You can restore your body.”
In another interview with People Earlier this year, Aniston said: “I like to find something that really works and then share it with my girlfriends.
“If I had known this 20 years ago, when I was breaking my body, we would have avoided so much suffering.”
