Perhaps Anne Hathaway isn't the first body to pop up in your fantasy wish list of desirable celeb physiques. She doesn't have Britney's crazy abs, circa 2000 -- that we know of anyway. Famously a 6-cum-4, thanks to The Devil Wears Prada dress-size admissions, her curves embody a healthy real girl message while maintaining a secretly bangin' bod -- usually only bared in cleavage-sweeping gowns on the red carpet. Which is cool because it gives healthy real girls good target practice, minus Hathaway's bra size and red carpet access, unfortunately. In any case, her fitness routine is a mix of upper body jabs to tone shoulders and lower body blasts to keep her long legs cut and shapely. If cutting cigarettes, red meat, fish, and alcohol to lose pounds is not your style like it is Hathaway's, at least these moves can help keep you lean.

Body Part: Biceps, triceps, back, shoulders. Move: The Jab Cross. Why It Works: Ramona Braganza trained Hathaway for the Oscars in 2009 and promised the move gave her ballerina-like posture by strengthening the back and shoulders, as well as working the front and backs of her arms. The Sequence:Take a wide stance with knees bent. Holding 3-5lb weights, punch the arm out across the center of the body while twisting the hip forward. Rotate the torso into the punch without moving your knees or feet. Repeat with opposite arm, continuing the sequence for 20 counts. Do two to three sets.

Body Part: Lower body; hip, thighs, and butt. Move: Rotational step-up. Why it Works: Peak Performance Strength & Conditioning co-owner and Hathaway's trainer, Joe Dowdell, devised this move to get Hathaway fit for her movie Get Smart. The move works all of the muscles in the legs and butt to firm up everything south of the chest -- even the abs get a nice workout. The Sequence: Stand with the right side of your body next to the step, and your right foot placed on the step. Turning the right foot 90 degrees, move to point the foot all the way to the right. Straighten the leg to stand straight up, rotating the body so hips squarely faces the step. Place left foot on the step. Reset the position by taking off left foot and resting left foot back on the ground. Repeat on each side 12 to 15 reps.