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Aleah James is a successful wrestler. In order to stay in tip-top shape, James has to do a lot of things abd be hardcore. One thing she likes to do is box jumps. She recently shared a video of herself doing them with a weighted vest on Instagram. She captioned the post, "Assault bike calories and weighted box jumps (vest 10kg/22lbs). 50 cals. 25 box jump @ 20". 50 cals. 25 box jump @ 24". 50 cals. 25 box jump @ 30" 50 cals. 25 Box jump @ 30"." How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Aleah James stays in shape and the photos that prove they work.

As you can see from her Instagram post, James does box jumps to stay in shape. This is a plyometric exercise, and according to NASM, this has a lot of benefits. "Of the many benefits of plyometric training, some of the more recognized are:  increased vertical jump height, increased long jump distance, increased strength, improved running speed, agility, and quickness, injury reduction, improved throwing, hitting, striking velocity."

James likes to weight train to stay in shape. She shares a lot of posts on Instagram of herself lifting weights. James shared this video of herself lifting a barbell, captioning it, "Meanwhile." She also shared this weightlifting video, captioning it, "Don't get too comfortable." ACE Fitness states that lifting weights has a lot of benefits. "Lifting heavy weights elevates levels of anabolic hormones—specifically testosterone, growth hormone and insulin-like growth factor (IGF-1)—which are used to repair muscle fibers damaged during exercise. This helps the muscle fibers to become thicker and capable of generating higher levels of force."

James makes sure to work her upper body. One thing she likes to do is pull-ups. James shared this video on Instagram of herself doing them. She captioned it, "Benefits of pull ups after upper workout: It's hard." James also posted this pull-up video on her page. She captioned that post, "Enthusiasm level: off the scale."

In this Instagram video, James is seen doing box jumps with a burpee. According to The Cleveland Clinic, burpees have a lot of benefits. "From an aerobic standpoint, burpees put your ticker to the test. The exercise offers the breath-stealing effect of running in a very condensed timeframe. There's also a strength, or anaerobic, side to burpees. Movements within the exercise mesh resistance training with explosive muscle action. A burpee targets your arms, chest and shoulders. It'll work your abs and tax your leg muscles, hips and gluteus maximus, too."

James likes to jump rope to stay in shape. She shared this video on Instagram of herself doing so, captioning it, "I've grown to like skipping. My shins have not." Piedmont states that jumping rope has a lot of benefits. "It's an amazing total body exercise that engages all of the major muscle groups," says Clinton Maclin, ACSM CEP-CPO, an exercise physiologist and safety coach at Piedmont Atlanta Fitness Center.  "You can use it to warm up or as a stand-alone exercise, and it incorporates cardiovascular exercise and resistance training."

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