The actor-businesswoman has been uploading inspiring workout videos. Take a look!
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IMAGE: According to Shilpa Shetty, 'Beginning a new day and a new week on an energetic note may not always be the easiest thing to do.
'But, what we can do is stretch and flex our muscles well enough to prepare ourselves for the day ahead.'
Photographs: Kind courtesy Shilpa Shetty/Instagram
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IMAGE: 'Nothing can be more energising on a Monday morning than listening to the Vedas and mindfully breathing and enjoying a yoga practice,' says the actor.
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IMAGE: Shilpa attempts the vrikshasana in Manali. 'When there's a lot of noise within, even the quietest of places can feel chaotic. So, it's extremely important to calm your mind, align your thoughts, and compose yourself before you practise this asana,' she says.
The shift of the entire body's weight to each leg strengthens the ligaments and tendon of the feet. It also helps strengthen the thighs, calves and ankles. It also helps improve focus.'
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IMAGE: 'When the mind is at peace, nothing seems difficult to do.' And Shilpa is all the proof one needs.
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IMAGE: When Shilpa first tried the sirsasana almost three years ago, she was told she wouldn't be able to it since she suffered from cervical spondylosis.
'Started out late, but I made it my personal goal to attempt it with diligence, faith and the belief that 'the mind is more powerful than the body'.
'It took me a few months to accomplish the mission I was on but nailed it nevertheless,' shares the actor.
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IMAGE: We end with a pic of Shilpa doing the eka pada kapotasana.
'This variation not only stretches the thighs, hamstrings, groin, abdomen, chest, shoulders and neck. It also helps open up the hips and adds more flexibility to the hip region,' she reveals.
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