Tia Mowry Just Shared What She's Really Thinking During a Tough Workout

by Christie Calucchia

Tia Mowry wearing a turquoise blazer against a blue backgrounf

You can count on Tia Mowry to keep it real on her Instagram, whether she’s opening up about her postpartum journey or the pressure to be perfect. While she’s known to shine a light on important issues through her social media presence, she’s also not afraid to have fun and show her goofy side to her more than 10 million Instagram followers. Case in point, the actress and mom of two just posted a video of a high-energy workout on her profile, and she was the first to admit the exercises were quite difficult.


After revealing how sweaty she got from the first part of the workout and taking an impromptu dance break, Mowry tackles a series of lower body exercises using a pylo box — think quadruped leg lifts and lunge variations. "My legs said not today, sis," she wrote in a graphic shown over this part of the video.

Although she powered through the moves with a smile on her face until the end, Mowry got real in the caption of her post, writing, “Y’all, the key to feeling good is to keep things moving!! Trust me it gets hard at times, but more importantly, my exercise routine is such an integral part of my mental health and keeping my anxiety at bay. Moving my body helps me feel good — emotionally, mentally, and physically 🖤🖤” (See: The Biggest Mental and Physical Benefits of Working Out)

Her followers seem to be totally here for this sentiment. "So real and down to Earth," one person commented. "Needed this!" said another.

While everyone has their own methods for feeling good mentally and physically, Mowry’s latest Instagram post makes a convincing case for adding a new workout to your routine (and maybe taking dance breaks in between tough sets to put a smile on your face). Best of all, you don’t have to visit a celebrity-approved studio to get your body moving. Taking a walk outside and dancing it out in the living room are fun, free ways to get in some feel-good activity.

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