Athletic model Marisa Miller says different things about her diet in different interviews. Early in her modeling career the gorgeous California girl said that she ate everything and did not put on wieght because that's the way her body metabolism worked.
And her love of sports gave her all the workouts she needed. Marisa Miller had said back then (2001) that she didn't own a weighing scale and did not worry about what she weighed! She trusted on sports and surfing to burn off any excess calories from her eat-everything diet.
Later of course she started doing Yoga and eating healthy food. Then there was this piece from one of the fitness magazines:
Marisa Miller and Aida Turturro have both given shout-outs to organic grain bread recently. Obviously these women have two very different body types—but in this case, that bodes well for the bread. For Marisa, a surfer and swimsuit model, it’s a diet staple; the complex carbs keep her from gorging.
Was this Marisa Miller actually dieting or was it another one of those celebrity endorsements?
Then last year Marisa Miller and Heidi Klum, while promoting Victoria Secrets new bra, siad that they ate well. Marisa Miller said, “I love my curves, and I love to eat. It’s definitely important that you exercise. And I exercise, and I eat right. There’s definitely no way I could be a model if I had to starve.”
She was certainly talking about being a swimsuit model! And the other swimsuit models reveal something about Sports Illustrated on dieting:
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“They tell you you better not go on a diet before the shoot," said Bar Refaeli at the 2008 issue launch at 7 World Trade Center on Tuesday. “Girls tend to think, Oh my God, I have to be in swimwear, I have to look amazing. They just say, ‘You better not, girl!’ And they just let you eat all the time during the photo shoot. They love that; they love their girls healthy.”
Could this be true? Is the world really so totally unfair? We went to model Julie Henderson for confirmation. “Oh yeah," she concurred. "They were like, ‘You’re too skinny. Start eating cheeseburgers.’ That’s when I was like, This magazine’s for me.”
Henderson, who hails from Texas, explained the magazine’s rationale simply: “They’re like, the bigger the boobs, the bigger the butt, the better.” Refaeli chimed in, laughing, “Why do you think I’m here? Why do you think I’m working for them?”
SI Group president Mark Ford put the company’s philosophy in a more, um, socially enlightened context. “We care about young women. I have two daughters, and, you know, beauty comes in a lot of forms, and you don’t have to be waiflike to be a beautiful woman. And certainly, we support that,” Ford told us.
And the latest fitness fad of gorgeous Marisa Miller is....BOXING!
“Right now I’m boxing, which isn’t making my knuckles look very good,” says Marisa. "But it’s so much fun—it’s the most intense cardio I’ve ever done in my life, and it works your whole body...It’s good to keep it new so you don’t get bored.”
Seems to be the same with Marisa Miller's diet, trying something new each time. And because her body metabolism is so great she can get away with these dieting fads! But now that she's turning 30 won't her metabolism slow down? What will she eat from now on?
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