Most known for her role in Lipstick Jungle, Lindsay Price is now on the new ABC drama, Eastwick.  She’s on the cover of Fitness Magazine for the month of October and she proves to be one tough cookie when it comes to her rigorous workouts.  She goes to the gym four times a week, plus she likes to run, hike surf and bike.  She said,

“I’m not the kind of girl who picks up a couple of dumbbells and lightly jogs.  I push myself constantly and I have the sweat stain to prove it!”

Price admits to waking up at 4:30am in order to get to the gym and do her workout.  Her favorite routine is the Tread & Tone class at Pulse Fitness Studios.  She explained that she’ll do 30 minutes on the treadmill where her trainer will raise and lower the incline and speed to get an optimal fat burning workout.  Then she will do 30 minutes of circuit training alternating back and arms one day with abs on the other day.  Some of the exercises she’ll do with her trainer which are higlighted in Fitness Magzine include:

-Treadmill Intervals

-Step Up Press

-Butt Blaster

-Core Hold Chest Press

-Caterpillar

-Windmill

To conclude, Lindsay said that her ultimate fitness goal is to someday run a marathon.  Three years ago while she was in training for a marathon she suffered an injury and had to pull from the race, but she still looks to meet her goal in the future.

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While fans of Lipstick Jungle will be disappointed that the series will not be renewed, Lindsay Price shows no signs of slowing down “my schedule is very busy. I’m very active.” As far as her diet is concerned she admits “I let myself cheat quite often.”
Lindsay Price’s Diet

Breakfast: Scrambled eggs, wheat toast and salsa

Lunch: Tuna Salad on wheat with tomato

Snacks: Few almonds or a bite-sized chocolate chip muffin.

Dinner: Sushi is a fav of Lindsay along with Kombucha tea.

Sundays: A big stack of pancakes.

Celeb Diet Doctor Weigh In
Lindsay’s diet is suffering from too much animal protein and not enough veggies! As readers of the CDD blog know too much animal protein leads to increase rates of osteoporosis, cancer, kidney stones, and heart disease. The cure? More veggies of course:)

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