Is Soha Ali Khan's Trainer Mixing Up Strength and Survival Training?
Synopsis
Key Takeaways
- Soha Ali Khan humorously critiques her trainer's workout philosophy.
- She showcases her intense fitness regime through social media.
- Soha also promotes growing micro-greens for a healthier diet.
- She highlights the importance of addressing air pollution.
- Support from fellow actress Dia Mirza demonstrates community encouragement.
Mumbai, December 3 (NationPress) Actress Soha Ali Khan humorously suggested that her trainer might be mixing up strength training with survival training. The star of 'Chhorii 2' shared a video on her official Instagram showcasing her latest workout, which resembled a form of combat training.
Soha's rigorous routine included rolling on the ground with weights and performing leg raises while gripping a bar, demonstrating her readiness to tackle any challenge.
In a lighthearted jab at her trainer, Soha captioned her post, "I believe my trainer is mixing up strength training with survival training! #workout #fitness #survival (sic)."
Actress Dia Mirza praised Soha's commitment to fitness in the comments, stating, "You are incredible!!!".
This isn’t the first instance where Soha has shared insights into her fitness journey; she frequently uses social media to provide glimpses of her intense workout sessions.
Moreover, Soha has mentioned her passion for maintaining a clean diet.
Additionally, the 'Rang De Basanti' actress has utilized social media to express her views on various pressing issues, including the alarming levels of air pollution.
Recently, Soha revealed her initiative to grow her own micro-greens, hinting that there’s more to her story.
She posted a video of the plants on her balcony on her Instagram Stories, along with a close-up shot of the micro-greens she is cultivating in a pot.
"Growing my own micro-greens... will explain why soon," Soha captioned her post.
On November 26, Soha highlighted the deteriorating air quality in the country, with many cities facing 'severe' AQI levels.
She shared a picture of the sky with a "toxic" sticker on social media to emphasize the urgent need for systemic changes to address this crisis.
"The AQI is at a severe level and rising. We are inhaling toxic fumes. Can we please implement some systemic changes to tackle this?" she wrote in her post.