10 Celeb Tips and Tricks to Inspire Your Workout

On why you should wake up for that workout: "There's no way a woman gets up to work out at 6:30 a.m. just for the mood boost. She wants to fit into her jeans and look fantastic too."

Her tip: Just be active. "You don't have to walk on a treadmill to work out. You can hike, kayak or say 'OK, I'm going to go out with my friends and not drink, and dance my ass off, and that's the same as working out.'"

On working out when you don't feel like it: "Anything where I have to do something but I can get my mind off of doing it, that's so much better for me than anything that's repetitive. Or the music has to be loud and I have to be moving."

On what to do when you've had a bad workout: "If I've had a meh workout the day before, and I'm still not feeling it, then I'll do another meh one that day, too. I think you should just do something every day."

Her burn-calories-anywhere trick: "I'll put on a song that I really like and do [biceps curls with] 5-pound weights [for] the whole song and just try to burn out."

Her tip for getting through a workout: "I won't work out without music. I'm not one of those people who looks forward to exercising, so music gets me through it. "

On rewarding yourself for making it to a workout: "Sometimes when I get home and I'm not feeling so great, I make myself go to the gym. Then I come home and take a shower, put on a great outfit, some makeup, tie my hair up, and I feel pepped up and great about myself."

On not pushing yourself too hard: "I used to run an hour every day. It was too much for me, and my body shut down. So now I don't push it over the top."

On sticking to your new workout routine: "I'm consistent, and when I'm not consistent, it shows up on my body."

Her tip for staying excited for your workouts: "I vary my workouts every day because, otherwise, I get bored."