Genie Bouchard Instagram: Sports Illustrated model's secret to her derriere revealed
GENIE BOUCHARD is the Canadian tennis player also known for her Sports Illustrated Swimwear shoots. She recently showed off how she gets in shape with a picture from a work out.
Bombshell Genie Bouchard shares her intense workout routine
Genie Bouchard, full name Eugenie, is the Canadian professional tennis player who is well known for her semi nude appearances in Sports Illustrated.
The blonde has a fabulous figure, no doubt thanks to being a high ranking sportswoman.
Genie, who now lives in Miami, posted a throwback snap to her Instagram account showing just how she achieves her toned legs.
The athlete posted an image for an ad campaign she did with Colgate in September 2016, along with women’s health.
Genie Bouchard Instagram: Sports Illustrated model reveals her workout
She captioned the original image: “I teamed up w/ #ColgateEnamelHealth Toothpaste & @WomensHealthMag to reveal my workout and strengthening tips.”
In the most recent regram, the tennis player wrote: “Squatting into the weekend like.”
The athlete is well known for her often racy Instagram snaps, which leave her fans in awe.
Genie Bouchard’s Sports Illustrated pictures left fans praising the Canadian beauty.
The professional sportswoman has 1.6 million followers on her Instagram account.
She recently divided her followers with her sweat marks.
The Canadian star's fans did not know what to think when she combined the two personas in a sweat marks revealing Instagram post.
It featured the tennis star going makeup free in a baggy light grey T-shirt, her blonde hair tied back in a ponytail.
The light coloured T-shirt was covered in damp sweat patches with left dark marks over the armpits and chest.
She recently went on a date with Twitter fan John Goehrke, who won a date with the tennis star when he lost a bet on the Super Bowl with the Canadian.
Genie honoured her word, and posted images of the pair enjoying a number of dates on her Instagram account - leading many to think the pair were an item.