Jennifer Aniston’s Favorite Low-Impact Body Sculpting Workout Is Hitting the Road This Spring — Here’s How to Join the Challenge From Home

The 'Friends' star and entrepreneur is the brand ambassador for Pvolve, which kicks off its Sculpt Anywhere Tour in Los Angeles.

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Jennifer Aniston‘s favorite workout is hitting the road.

Pvolve is bringing its star-backed, low-impact sculpting classes to eight cities across America, starting with Los Angeles on April 27 and ending on May 18 in New York. The Sculpt Anywhere Tour will be led by Pvolve head trainers Dani Coleman and Maeve McEwen Myers and features the fitness company’s 50-minute “Train Like Jen” body sculpting class inspired by its celebrity investor’s signature routine.

The company is known for its strength training workouts that use resistant equipment (such as ankle bands, Pilates balls, gliders and hand weights) to tone and sculpt the arms, abs and glutes. Per Pvolve’s website, the workouts “enhance mobility, stability, balance and flexibility to help you move better and reduce pain and injury.” The company recommends doing at least four workouts per week for the best results.

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For those who can’t make it IRL, the brand is offering a virtual way to join the tour with its Sculpt Anywhere Challenge online from May 1 to 14. To help fitness lovers gear up for the series Pvolve’s Sculpt Anywhere Travel Bundle includes five fitness tools, three free months of unlimited streaming access to more than 1,500 classes and a free one-on-one trainer consultation. Regularly $315, the fitness kit is on sale for $247 when you use code SPRING10.

Pvolve members who complete eight workouts (either in studio or online) get an exclusive tote bag, too.

Aniston joined Pvolve in 2023 and revealed to The Hollywood Reporter that a close friend introduced her to the fitness company’s resistance-based movements. The Morning Show actress previously told InStyle that she was impressed by how Pvolve “completely transformed” her friend.

“My girlfriend, who I hadn’t seen since the pandemic, had completely transformed her body. Her body was beautiful, but she also said her energy was like it had never been before,” she explained to InStyle, adding that it has transformed how she thinks about exercise. “When you’re in a mindset of, ‘I need to do 45 minutes of cardio or I won’t get a good workout,’ it’s daunting. I believed it for so long. I just burnt out and broke my body.”

The 56-year-old Friends star and entrepreneur launched her first ad campaign last year for Pvolve, for which she also contributes to product development and marketing and programming strategy.

The omnichannel fitness brand was co-founded in 2017 by entrepreneur Rachel Katzman and personal trainer Stephen Pasterino (who is no longer affiliated with the company), whose clients included Victoria’s Secret Angel Romee Strijd, Madelaine Petsch, Vanessa Hudgens, Bethenny Frankel and others.

The Pvolve Sculpt Anywhere Tour will also make stops in Arizona, Texas and Georgia. Attendees will be gifted gear from Beyond Yoga and enjoy bites from Daily Harvest; see all of the dates below and book online here.

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