Four-time Emmy nominee Jennifer Garner might be 51 years old, but that hasn't slowed her down at all in the gym.
The Texan-born, West Virginia-raised mother-of-three shared a video Wednesday night of herself impressively doing bunny hops on blocks at her trainer Beth Nicely's workout studio The Limit in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood.
Jennifer - who had a pink headband over her perky ponytail - flaunted her taut tummy in a maroon sports bra, black leggings, and matching sneakers.
Garner easily jumped up to the final 24in tall block, which would be a nightmare for anyone with weak knees.
The Party Down star then shook her booty and posed provocatively to the video, which featured Rita Ora's new Praising You remix of Fatboy Slim's 1998 hit song Praise You.
Werrrk! Four-time Emmy nominee Jennifer Garner might be 51 years old, but that hasn't slowed her down at all in the gym
Jennifer then flashed her dimpled smile with not a bit of make-up on her flawless complexion.
Garner - who boasts 25.9M social media followers - then wished the pregnant Broadway dancer a happy 39th birthday: 'How can you be so lethal and so lovable at the same time?'
Beth - who's 23 weeks along - responded via Instastory: 'All hail the beast that is @jennifer.garner! Love you so much!'
Last month, The Adam Project actress wrapped her role as married mom Jess Walker in Netflix's Family Leave, which is based on Amy Krouse Rosenthal's 2010 book Bedtime for Mommy.
Jennifer was also a producer on director McG's family body-swap comedy, which also stars Rita Moreno, Ed Helms, Emma Myers, Matthias Schweighöfer, Brady Noon, and the K-pop boyband Seventeen.
Garner currently executive produces and stars as Hannah Hall in Laura Dave and Josh Singer's dismally-reviewed seven-episode mystery thriller The Last Thing He Told Me, which airs Fridays on Apple TV+.
The limited series also features Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Victor Garber, Angourie Rice, Aisha Tyler, and Augusto Aguilera.
The 13 Going on 30 alum originally read Laura Dave's 2021 novel with her three children - Violet, 17; Seraphina, 14; and Samuel, 11 - from her marriage to former Daredevil leading man Ben Affleck, which ended in 2018.
Jump! The Texan-born, West Virginia-raised mother-of-three shared a video Wednesday night of herself impressively doing bunny hops on blocks at her trainer Beth Nicely's workout studio The Limit in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood
Weee! Jennifer - who had a pink headband over her perky ponytail - flaunted her taut tummy in a maroon sports bra, black leggings, and matching sneakers
Ouch! Garner easily jumped up to the final 24in tall block, which would be a nightmare for anyone with weak knees
Dance break! The Party Down star then shook her booty and posed provocatively to the video, which featured Rita Ora's new Praising You remix of Fatboy Slim's 1998 hit song Praise You
Natural beauty: Jennifer then flashed her dimpled smile with not a bit of make-up on her flawless complexion
Garner - who boasts 25.9M social media followers - then wished the pregnant Broadway dancer (R) a happy 39th birthday: 'How can you be so lethal and so lovable at the same time?'
Beth - who's 23 weeks along - responded via Instastory: 'All hail the beast that is @jennifer.garner! Love you so much!'
'I miss you already, Walkers!' Last month, The Adam Project actress wrapped her role as married mom Jess Walker in Netflix's Family Leave, which is based on Amy Krouse Rosenthal's 2010 book Bedtime for Mommy
'We still talk about your presence': Jennifer was also a producer on director McG's family body-swap comedy, which also stars Rita Moreno (pictured), Ed Helms, Emma Myers, Matthias Schweighöfer, Brady Noon, and the K-pop boyband Seventeen
'Witness to Your Life': Garner currently executive produces and stars as Hannah Hall in Laura Dave and Josh Singer's dismally-reviewed seven-episode mystery thriller The Last Thing He Told Me, which airs Fridays on Apple TV+
'They make fun of me because I've read Charlotte's Web and all the Harry Potters to them and no matter how many times I do, I start crying,' Jennifer told THR on Wednesday.
'And with this, my kids were like, "You got awfully crackly there, Mom!" I was such a huge fan of it, but [Julia Roberts] was attached [to star] and was really not a possibility, so I was just excited to see it. Then I heard early on that the role became available again and thought, "There's no way the women in town will just let me waltz in and have this role. And nor should they!" The only shot I had was to go right at it right away. So I put my kids to bed, brewed a pot of coffee, and stayed up all night to make my case.'
Garner continued: 'I changed everything about how I take jobs once I had kids. Now, I look for jobs where I can be home at the end of the day — over the last year, it just happened that projects I loved, like Party Down and then this, filmed in L.A. and allowed me to work here at home.'
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