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Cricket WAG Candice Warner shares one of the secrets to her incredible figure as she undergoes a body sculpting procedure on her bottom and legs
She’s known for her enviable body, and on Thursday, Candice Warner divulged some of her secrets.
The 36-year-old cricket WAG shared a short video from her visit to a beauty clinic on Instagram Stories.
‘Checking out all the incredible devices,’ Candice captioned the video post, which showed off a variety of body sculpting machines all on display in a room.
Getting sculpted: She’s known for her enviable body, and on Thursday, Candice Warner divulged some of her secrets
In a second post on Instagram Stories, the mum-of-three shared a photo of herself lying on her stomach on a beauty treatment bed.
The heavily made-up star grinned at the camera as she underwent what appeared to have been a body sculpting procedure on her bottom and legs.
‘Treatment day,’ she captioned the post, tagging beauty company BTL Aesthetics in the post.
Helping hand: The 36-year-old cricket WAG shared a short video from her visit to a beauty clinic on Instagram Stories
Daily Mail Australia has reached out to Candice for comment.
According to their homepage, BTL Aesthetics specialises in a variety of non-invasive body sculpting procedures to promote ‘more muscle less fat’.
In addition to body sculpting, Candice is an avid fan of working out, having previously worked as a professional Ironwoman.
Keeping fit: In addition to body sculpting, Candice is an avid fan of working out, having previously worked as a professional Ironwoman. Pictured with husband David Warner
Speaking to Daily Mail Australia in January, the former SAS Australia star revealed she doesn’t deprive herself of anything when it comes to her diet.
‘When it comes to eating, it’s all about a balance,’ she said at the time.
‘I try to eat as cleanly and as healthy as I can, but I do have a sweet tooth… Everything in moderation.’
Treat yourself: Speaking to Daily Mail Australia in January, the former SAS Australia star revealed she doesn’t deprive herself of anything when it comes to her diet. Pictured with daughter Indi
When it comes to exercise, Candice said it’s just a matter of ‘maintaining’ what she’s already developed.
‘Last year, I was focused on getting stronger and fitter for SAS Australia and now it’s just about maintaining the workload I did last year, so it’s about having fun training,’ she explained.
‘I’m doing a lot more walks, sometimes I’ll put a 10kg or 15kg weight vest on and go for a walk, or just training in the gym. For me, exercise is more what it does to me mentally than what it does physically.’
Working it: When it comes to exercise, Candice said it’s just a matter of ‘maintaining’ what she’s already developed
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