Ryan Reynolds leads the way when it comes to sarcasm and minting out hits one after the other. While everyone recognizes the actor’s incredible cinematic vision, he is also a fitness enthusiast. Furthermore, he and his wife, Blake Lively, are usually spotted in the gym working out like beasts with their longtime trainer, Don Saladino. However, the trainer has just created a novel manner of working out that incorporates the powerhouse duo’s businesses.

The trainer took to social media to describe the most unusual workout, which included Reynolds’ Aviation Gin and Lively’s Betty Buzz.

Don Saladino promotes Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively’s brands

For nearly a decade, the trainer has been affiliated with the celebrity pair. Furthermore, as evidenced by Blake Lively’s numerous Instagram pictures, they have a really sweet friendship. Saladino solidified their friendship even further when he posted a video on his Instagram account for day 16 of his holiday fitness challenge, which featured Aviation Gin and Betty Buzz. The task was dubbed “BETTY BUZZ/AVIATION GIN PISTOL SQUAT.”

The trainer was seen holding both Lively’s effervescent mixer tonic water and Reynolds’ Aviation brands gin. He went on to explain how to do the squat correctly without “having knee issues.” Furthermore, in his post, he recommended his followers try the actor brands to use “them as a counterbalance.” This post further confirmed that the trio had an incredible bond outside of the gym as well.

Don Saladino is quite active when it comes to providing health benefits and exercising. He did just that when he gave advice on how to control the Thanksgiving weight.

The 47-year-old actor’s trainer shares how to portion control during the holidays

While the name Don Saladino may be unfamiliar to some, he is a celebrity trainer who has worked with celebrities ranging from Anne Hathaway to Scarlett Johansson. Furthermore, he is currently training Ryan Reynolds for his upcoming Deadpool 3 film. While all of this is admirable, the trainer also shared ideas on how to manage your food urges throughout the holiday season with the general public.

In an interview with The Sun, Saladino highlighted that a person should eat before going out to supper with their loved ones. Furthermore, he said, “It is good to have a real meal 90 minutes to two hours before you are going to a holiday dinner.” He went on to say that, often, people forego eating anything during the day before a dinner party. This leads to overeating, which results in weight gain.

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