Celebrity Trainer Jeanette Jenkins Shares the Workout Secrets of Stars’ Red Carpet-Ready Bodies

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In the three to six weeks leading up to the red carpet event, Jenkins' clients work out daily for about one hour every day.

"Most of the time the women are in gowns and their arms are open so I make sure I really hit those arms and the upper body," she said.

With the help of several people in the "GMA" studio, Jenkins demonstrated the moves that target the arms and upper back.

Another red carpet-ready star secret is nutrition – particularly lowering sugar intake, Jenkins said.

"So it's like no more processed foods. No sugars. And no eating past 7:30, 8 o'clock," she said.

Jenkins' biggest advice beyond hitting the gym is self-confidence.

"My number one thing is never no self-hate," she said. "So you can't work out with me and be like, 'I hate my legs, oh my God, I hate my abs.' You have to love yourself."