JENNIFER Aniston, 56, has shown off her buff arms and long legs in just a plunging black bodysuit in a new ad campaign.
The former Friends star is as famous for her toned physique as she is for her iconic hair and in the new set of images, she appears more glorious than ever.
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Jennifer was taking part in a new strength campaign with fitness brand Pvolve and she looked stunning as she posed for the camera.
The Hollywood star looked remarkable as she handled Pvolve’s fitness equipment to promote the Pvolve workout, designed by women for women.
The actress has starred in a string of Hollywood movies since playing Rachel Green in the hit Nineties sitcom, which she calls the “biggest gift” of her life.
When asked recently what her favourite job has been during her glittering career, Jennifer said: “Obviously Friends — that’s a no-brainer.
“I would have to say that is number one.
“Every single day I miss the schedule of filming . . . it’s the best schedule ever on the planet.”
Pvolve has teamed up with Jennifer for its mission to educate women on the importance of resistance training for building strength in both body and mind at every stage of life.
Jennifer herself came up with the concept for the campaign which was shot by celebrity photographer Zoey Grossman.
She wanted to remind people that no matter their age or fitness level, everyone has the potential to feel stronger than ever.
She said: “Moving my body has always been important to me, and as we now know from the data, strength training is of the utmost importance to staying healthy and active as we age.
“After training with Pvolve for almost four years, I’ve learned there’s so much we can do to counteract the natural changes our bodies experience.
“And with the Pvolve Method, we can become stronger than ever.”
The Pvolve Method focuses on functional fitness, which means that it moves through all three planes of motion – side-to-side, front-to-back, and rotational.
Julie Cartwright, President of Pvolve, said: “Our method is designed to address the unique needs of women, who often face hormonal changes and life transitions that require special consideration in fitness, with an emphasis on building lasting strength.
“Historically, many workouts have been built around men?s physiology, with women expected to adapt.
“So, we decided to take a different approach, though the workout is equally effective for men.
Pvolve has physical studio locations in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles, franchises across the US and Canada, and more than 40 locations in development,
For more information about the brand go to https://www.pvolve.com/
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