Jennifer Aniston admitted her excessive exercise routine left her "burned out" and "broken."

Aniston's physical therapist used a taped Barbie doll to highlight past injuries caused by excessive workouts.

The actress, promoting fitness brand Pvolve, prefers non-repetitive exercises and working out with friends.

Aniston enjoys listening to a range of music, including Lizzo and '90s hip-hop, while exercising.

She found the Pvolve program, focused on functional movement with resistance-based equipment, helpful after a back injury.

Aniston praises the program's approachability, allowing people to "start gentle" and experience transformative effects.

She practices intermittent fasting, particularly the 16:8 diet, and noticed a significant difference by going 16 hours without solid food.

Aniston maintains her skin by doing a mini facial weekly.

She cherishes her meditation moments in a quiet, cozy space.

Aniston aims to encourage more people to adopt a healthy, fitness lifestyle.