This article was co-authored by Tiffany Stafford, CPT and by wikiHow staff writer, Amber Crain. Tiffany Stafford is a Certified Personal Trainer, Holistic Nutritionist, and the Owner of LifeBODY Fitness, a personal training and small group training studio based in Hillsboro, Oregon. She has over 15 years of personal training and coaching experience. She specializes in wellness training, life coaching, and holistic nutrition teaching. She earned her personal training certification from the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM).
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If want a model body, start by figuring out what kind of modeling you want to do so that you can tweak your diet and fitness goals to match. Once you’ve determined that, create an exercise plan that includes workouts 5 days per week. You’ll also need to adjust your diet to achieve model results. Learn to count calories, recognize healthy foods, and make a weekly meal plan to help you stay on track. Keep in mind that model bodies aren't the norm! Your natural shape is beautiful and unless you actually want to work as a model, you don't need to conform to the rigorous standards of that industry.
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