From Gigi to Rosie: The Workouts Top Models Swear By

While models often have genetics on their side, let's be clear: height is just one industry requirement, and working (very) hard for their toned physiques is another huge part of the gig. So even though not all of us were born with an Amazonian stature, that's not to say we can't find some serious inspiration in how our favorite cat-walkers break a sweat—especially since all of them have different fitness regimens they prefer. (Read: There's something for everyone!)

So, how does Gigi Hadid keep those abs in fighting shape? What's the secret to Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's long, lean legs? Click through the gallery below to see the go-to workouts of some of the top models in the world.

Skriver is a fan of dynamic bootcamp workouts, rotating through toning, cardio, and boxing exercises at NYC hotspot The Dogpound in order to keep things interesting.

Like Skriver, Strijd also frequents The Dogpound. "When I am traveling," she adds in a recent interview with Glamour, "I like to pack a jump rope and ankle weights in my suitcase."

"I'm a boxer," Lima told us earlier this year. "I've been doing it for over 10 years, and it really is my workout of choice."

Hadid has spoken out consistently on the importance of staying fit—and it's pretty common knowledge at this point that she loves to do so by duking it out in the boxing ring.

We had to go straight to the source for all RHW's workout secrets—and that would be trainer Simone De La Rue of Body By Simone. The pair uses dynamic dance moves to tone up from head to toe—check out some of their go-to exercises here.

As often seen on Instagram, Bündchen keeps her legendary body in top form by rotating through yoga, aerobics, and even kung fu.

The Brazilian native likes to switch things up—on any given day, you might find her sparring in the boxing ring or dancing it out with Simone De La Rue.

The Victoria's Secret beauty says that in order to prep for a big swimsuit shoot, she likes to blitz through squats.

Smalls works with a trainer to strike the perfect balance of cardio and body-sculpting moves.

The former ballerina often takes to Instagram to dole out some fitness motivation—and these days, her go-to workout is quite fittingly dance-inspired. Kloss's trainer is Anna Kaiser, who also lends her high-energy cardio moves to Naomi Watts, Shakira, and more.

Hill is a regular at NYC's ModelFIT, preferring one-on-one sessions over a group setting. "I have to use a trainer because I cheat in classes," she admitted to us earlier this year. "We do a lot of slow, muscle-targeting movements with gliding discs and two-pound weights. Almost kind of floor pilates in a way, because we get on the floor and she puts resistance bands around my ankles and things like that. It's so hard—it doesn't sound hard and it doesn't look hard, but I could back squat, like, 85 pounds, and I quiver when I do this.

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