‘Operation J.Lo booty’ is in full effect for one VS angel—check out her butt-sculpting moves

Supermodel Martha Hunt only has one major goal in mind leading up to this year’s Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, which usually takes place in late November or early December. And TBH, it’s a pretty common one: to sweat in out in the pursuit of attaining a strong booty like J.Lo. But how does one get on the same level as the woman who has an entire 4-minute-and-16-second song dedicated to her backside, you ask? Well, a couple choice butt-sculpting moves are certainly a good start.

In a recent interview with Us Weekly, Hunt says “operation Jennifer Lopez booty is in full effect.” And to get even close to Jenny from the block’s level, the VS Angel has been making squats her BFF. “Leading up to the show, I’m amping it up. I’ve been very glutes-focused this year because I set a personal fitness challenge for myself to do 10 consecutive squats with really great form. I know that doesn’t sound that challenging, but my squats just aren’t my expertise,” she says. “I have bad form with squats, so I do a few, usually three sets of 10 squats, because I want to see the progression from the beginning to the end.”

“Leading up to the show, I’m amping it up. I’ve been very glutes-focused this year because I set a personal fitness challenge for myself to do 10 consecutive squats with really great form.” —Victoria’s Secret model Martha Hunt

That’s not the only way Hunt’s toning her behind, though: She’s is also really into barre classes—an interest she shares with Pippa Middleton, who loves the workout for its head-to-toe toning powers. “I feel taller afterwards,” she says. “I think anything that you can do that makes you feel good, stronger, and helps you stretch is great.” Between squatting it out and freeing her inner ballerina, one thing’s for sure: Come showtime, Hunt will be strong and prepped to walk the runway with J.Lo-level confidence.

Want more booty-focused workouts? Try the moves Shakira does whenever, wherever she wants a good sweat-sesh. Or go for Emmy Rossum’s super-buzzy routine.