Brittany Mahomes is known for keeping a great physique, thanks to her days as a professional soccer player and personal trainer.
The entrepreneur, social media personality and wife of superstar Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, constantly shares her workouts on social media.
Her routine includes strength training, core work, as well as techniques for proper breathing and core techniques. Brittany has a love for fitness and she reminds her million of fans the importance of having a good physical and mental health.
Brittany endures hard workout with Patrick Mahomes
Brittany Mahomes and Patrick Mahomes star together in a new marketing campaign for WHOOP health and fitness trackers, as the married couple posted videos on their respective Instagram accounts about their new joint venture.
Brittany's video shows the couple working out with a Whoop trackers strapped to their wrists, as they go head-to-head on a mat while performing leg lifts and passing a medicine ball back and forth with ease."Performance isn't bought. It's built," a tagline reads.
Fans absolutely loved the new campaing featuring the Mahomes. "I love seeing the two of you working out together. My husband and I have been together 40 years and have always prioritized exercise. We even choose yoga as date night," posted an Instagram user. "Love how you two support each other! It's so important to prioritize health and balance in a relationship," added another person.
Mahomes and Reid's quiet offseason may be dangerous
The Kansas City Chiefs are still regarded as the class of the AFC West heading into the 2025 NFL season, despite losing key players and navigating another round of adjustments. Last year, the franchise endured significant injuries that sidelined several impact players.
Despite missing key contributors from their 2024 Super Bowl-winning roster, they still finished with a dominant 15-2 record, capturing yet another AFC West crown. That marked their ninth straight division title and reinforced their ability to remain competitive no matter who's on the field.
While this offseason presented additional challenges-such as the departure of safety Justin Reid, defensive lineman Tershawn Wharton, and the surprising trade of All-Pro guard Joe Thuney-general manager Brett Veach once again worked the board with poise and precision.
