In 2023, Taylor Swift has broken all the records that could have been broken and she has won all the awards that could have been won. However, her success is not a matter of luck or chance, but of hard work, discipline, and effort.
And if you don’t believe us, you just need to see the incredible show that she has put on as part of her world tour ‘The Eras Tour’, in which each concert lasts 3 hours, during which time the artist sings 45 songs, each with a different choreography. Without a doubt, the physical work required to perform a concert is immense, an effort that must be multiplied by 151, which is the total number of performances that the American will give as part of the tour.
The Method Taylor Swift Uses to Stay in Shape
To achieve such a feat, Taylor Swift follows a rigorous and demanding exercise routine that allows her to stay in shape and have excellent physical condition to perform at 100 percent in each of her shows. Recently, Swift revealed to Time magazine that she began training six months before the first show and, believe it or not, in addition to various exercises, the artist runs three hours every day on the treadmill singing the entire concert setlist out loud. high.
As if this wasn’t strenuous enough, she explained that she picks up speed on fast songs and jogs on slow songs. Taylor Swift runs three hours non-stop to endure ‘The Eras Tour’ concerts. Additionally, she follows a special exercise program that incorporates strength, conditioning, and weights.
Taylor Swift Becomes ‘Person of the Year’
Taylor Swift was named ‘Person of the Year‘ by Time magazine. The singer expressed great emotion at having received this recognition, stating that she had never felt “more proud and happy.” According to the media’s editor-in-chief, Sam Jacobs, the artist obtained this appointment because “she found a way to transcend borders and be a source of light (…) Swift is a rare person who is both a writer and a heroine of her art. own history.”
And he added: “Much of what Swift accomplished in 2023 is immeasurable. “She charted her journey and shared the results with the world: she was committed to validating the dreams, feelings, and experiences of people, especially women, who felt ignored and regularly underestimated.”
This story was written in Spanish by Mariana Martell in Cultura Colectiva
