For star Hillary Swank, workout is so essential to her daily life. Yes, we can see it from your adorable shape, Hillary. Even, she do workout as her relaxation technic. What a full energy person.

Hillary told to Marie Claire magazine that she need exercise just like eating, drinking, or breathing.

“…I love working out! I started swimming when I was 3 years old. I was a gymnast, a swimmer, a basketball player…To me, working out is literally like eating a meal or drinking water or breathing. If I don’t, I just feel like crap. Not physically, like, Ew, what’s hanging over my pants? But I just feel really ornery. I start punching actors. Not hard—I don’t get mean. I do Krav Maga, which is Israeli martial arts; I do pilates."

And what about her relaxation "workout" time? Hillary also put a fitness element while she try to relax.

“My relaxation has always been my animals—going to the dog park with them, going to the beach. I always try to carve out time in my day to be with them. On the last set I was on, I would just get a bike and ride around the studio with my dogs chasing me. It just gets me out of my head, you know what I mean?”

This is a good example from a celebrity. Many of them try to get beutiful body in an instant way such as surgery, drugs, and many unnatural way. But, Hillary not part of them and try to get it in a healthy way. Good job girl!

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Have you ever watched a movie called The Bucket List? Teri Hatcher and her friend have "bucket list" too, couple things to do before they dies.

Here is her list:

1. Learn to play a couple of songs on the guitar
2. Learn a few of those fancy dances from one of those Dancing with the Stars teachers
3. Run a triathlon

Apparently, the Desperate Housewives star could give a check mark on number three. Her show's parent company Disney asked her to lead a team in this year's Nautica Malibu Triathlon on Sept. 13. In addition to checking off an activity from her bucket list, 44-year-old Hatcher is also raising money to benefit the Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.

For this event, she has stepped up her training for a month. And although she feels like a kid when she rides her bike to work three to four times a week, and has been known to swim with the whales, she says running is the hardest part of the triathlon.

"It's the least fun for me," she says about the four-mile run that comes at the end of the event. "By that point, I'm really tired, so the whole time I'm thinking, 'I'm not going to make it.'"

She also said that participating was not about getting a great time or winning. She just out to do it and she did it.

"I did surprise myself that I'm in better shape than I thought I was."

If you interested in donating to her cause can go to Teamhatcher.org.

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