A Day In The Life Of A Physically Fit Model

When most people think of modeling, they think about high fashion magazines as well as runway shows. But there are lots of kinds of styles.
I have done practically all of it, though I spent the bulk of my career as being a fit model.
What's a healthy model?

[img]http://media4.picsearch.com/is?2Fx69NGwd-1k3Z6Dn__HMA1S_iMrJyz2TFOcZz9bFXI&height=176[/img]Here is what Wikipedia says:
A fitting model (sometimes healthy model) is a person who is used by a fashion designer or perhaps clothing manufacturer to look at the fit, drape as well as obvious look of any design on a' real' human being, effectively acting as a living mannequin.
This's a technically correct meaning, though it fails to account for the assortment of fun as well as problems that goes into the day in the lifespan of a healthy model.

I used to start my workdays at 5am in army fatigues driving my car downtown for boot camp with a group of type-A wall streeters to sweat and stay fit. With music blasting and singing in the top part of my lungs, I would be psyched to exercise by the time I pulled into the parking spot of mine beyond the gym.
Wherever I went, everyone was wearing clothing I'd fit and I was constantly working... in the gym, at a charity event, everywhere people used clothes!
Even when I wasn't really in a fitting, which was almost 24/7, I'd be to ask girls questions about the clothes they were wearing I'd fit. I would shop the brands I fit in plus the competition, measure all the clothing, take pictures of myself and some using the garments and present clients digital and written reports of the best weight loss pills before and after (Click Link) way to better the garments we fit. All the females at boot camp wore Gap Body undergarments plus they were big customers with excellent feedback (which made an excellent start to the day.)