Is Ali Larter’s Obsession

This is a nonnegotiable. I don’t think about it, I just do it. I never, ever miss my workout. Never!’”

Is that really a bad thing? I mean, as long as you’re eating properly and you aren’t pushing your body to the point of shut down, then simply being militant about not skipping a workout is just a good work ethic, right? I would argue that it is completely healthy. Of course, there is a difference between not skipping a workout and working out three times a day, seven days a week. But Larter doesn’t go overboard

f someone told you they work out for 25 minutes, three or four times a week, you wouldn’t say they were going overboard. Allowing for three days minimum of rest per week gives your body plenty of time to recover from most workouts.

Having dedication to a workout routine that allows your body the opportunity to recover is perfectly acceptable, and arguably responsible. One should only be worried when the line between dedication and true obsession is crossed, which can lead to serious health issues. If you feel like you may have a problem with working out too much, you should consult your doctor immediately.

But as for Ali Larter, she’s just doing a great job with sticking to her workouts! And it shows, having graced the cover of Shape Magazine’s edition of last year.

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