Fitness Expert Jillian Michaels: My Travel Essentials

June 26, 2013

Jillian Michaels: Travel Essentials

Headphones

"Skull Candy Headphones so you can listen to your tunes anywhere, anyplace, anytime."

$99.95 at Skull Candy.
Newsbow Cap

"A Goorin Brothers paperboy cap for bad hair days—when you are getting up too early to do your hair, tuck it under one of these."

$32 at Goorin Brothers.
Sunglasses

"Tom Ford Aviators—a good pair of shades is essential. Especially when traveling, in the event you have circles under your eyes from jet lag or lack of sleep."

$475 at Bloomingdale's.
Eboost

"Eboost! Best way to keep up energy and immunity while traveling."

$8.99 - $79 at EBoost.
World Apple Adapter

"Airbook travel charger for planes so my computer doesn't die on me. Flights without kids are the best time to get work done."

$39 at Apple.

Jillian Michaels is considered one of the most inspiring people on television through her role as trainer, wellness expert and life coach on her hit TV shows and regular TV appearances, including NBC’s The Biggest Loser. Every week she motivates millions in every form of media from TV to publishing to the 1.6 million monthly visitors to her website and daily email newsletter. As a motivator and role model, Jillian has a unique connection with her audience that stems from her own personal journey toward wellness. Before becoming a big media success, Jillian struggled with her own weight. She was determined to reach her goals — and through dedication and hard work, she did.

She is a New York Times bestselling author of numerous books including Master Your Metabolism and her most recent release, Unlimited: How to Build an Exceptional Life. Her new book, Slim for Life: My Insider Secrets To Simple, Fast, And Lasting Weight Loss was released on February 12, 2013. She also just wrapped her first-ever live speaking tour, “Maximize Your Life,” which traveled to 35 cities across North America.

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