

When I’m overseas I tend to do a lot more HIIT workouts and Barre, basically things you can do in a confined space on your own without the use of much equipment. I’m also trying to incorporate strength training now too because I do a lot of cardio. On weeks I’m teaching, I clock in 6 to 8 spin classes and I try to squeeze in other spin classes with other instructors (it’s nice to switch off as a rider) and a mixture of HIIT (Barry’s).
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On a serious note, I think it’s important to understand what your body needs and how to cater to those needs through the food you ingest.Įxercise: To be honest, my fitness regime is very fluid due to the nature of my job. I don’t believe in diets because I believe in having everything in moderation and yes, that includes bubble tea. I can’t bear to ingest anything fluffy with a cute face and I’m not a fan of gamey meat. I'm kidding, caffeine isn’t the only thing running through my veins! My diet is largely pescatarian with lots and lots of veggies and fruit. Where a paragraph begins with this ' >'sign, it denotes a separate news item.Occupation: spin instructor/flight attendantįood: Espresso, double shot please. As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium.

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It’s okay, face it with a smile,” she shared on her Instagram platform.Įlyana, whose full name is Erneelya Elyana Emrizal has just completed her third round of chemotherapy treatment at a hospital in Subang Jaya. “I hope that this spirit will benefit those who are also ill. But I’m still grateful because although I have this illness, God has replaced it with happiness in my soul. “I’d be lying to say that I’m not in pain.

“Thank you to those who prayed for me and gave me words of encouragement, it made me smile. SINGER Elyana (pic), who is battling stage four lymphoma cancer, says she is thankful for the continuous support and prayers from fans as she completes her third chemotherapy round, Utusan Malaysia reported.The 34-year-old Kalis Rindu singer said that she had accepted her fate and hoped that other cancer patients would gain strength through the sharing of her experience.
