“Thanks for the needed a** kicking”: Amanda Balionis shares workout video on her IG

Golf's newest sensation, Amanda Balionis, is a golf analyst and reporter for the CBS network. With over 317 thousand followers on her Instagram page, she regularly posts on the platform about all things golf along with her day-to-day activities.

The reporter took to her Instagram platform today to share her new workout style. Amanda Balionis has recently become an avid lover of the Alo Wellness Club's pilates workouts with her coach, Rebekah Santiago.

In the video shared, Balionis can be seen doing a variety of chest flies with an emphasis on slow and controlled movements. She also has one leg up to make the exercise more challenging and help with core stability and balance.

Amanda Balionis at Alo Wellness Club Pilates Studio (Image via Instagram @balionis)

In the video, Amanda Balionis can be seen sporting a matching two-piece set from Alo Yoga. She is wearing the Aspire Tank and 7/8 High Waist Airlift Leggings in a limited edition Botanical Green color. The duo can be found for $48 and $128 respectively on Alo Yoga's official website.

Before her workout, Amanda Balionis took some Ka'chava Superfood Whole Body Mean Protein Shake in the flavor Vanilla as part of her dedicated pre-workout routine that she has religiously been following since the end of March 2024. She prepares the drink by mixing two heaping scoops of the powder with 12 to 14 ounces of cold water. The powder can be found on the brand's official website for $69.95 for 32.8 ounces.

After her workout, the reporter flew to North Berwick, Scottland for the 2024 Genesis Scottish Open. However, she made a stop at the Edinburgh airport to take a quick trip to a farm to spot her favorite highland cows.

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Amanda Balionis' Non-Profit Organization

Balionis is not only a gifted reporter, but is also the founder and president of her own non-profit organization called 'Puppies and Golf'. The organization aims to support aminal shelters across the United States of America through financial grants.

Puppies and Golf also aims to provide pet parents with financial aid to help with any unexpected medical or training bills. They also promote and support the training of service dogs and help pair veterans who struggle with PTSD with a furry canine companion.

Balionis founded Puppies for Golf in 2020 and has since raised over $100,000 to donate to local animal welfare organizations and shelters. Her mother, Dana Balionis, serves the organization as the secretary. The organization also spreads awareness of the impact a furry friend can have in your life by hosting events during PGA Tour events.