A model who works out in especially tiny outfits claims that ‘jealous’ girls ‘drag their men away from her’ out of fears that she will turn their heads and leave them without a partner.
Isabella Garcia from Los Angeles, trains up to three hours every day to maintain her perfectly toned physique and revealed that her skimpy sets have got her into trouble with ‘possessive’ girlfriends who claim that they are ‘too revealing’.
The avid gym goer, 28, who regularly shows off her skin-tight workout looks to her 1.3M Instagram followers, revealed that men at the gym where she trains ‘endlessly’ stare at her, leading to outbursts from their girlfriends over their wandering eye.
Isabella said that the attention she receives can be overwhelming at times but insisted that angry girlfriends are not her problem and that their jealousy only highlights issues between the couple.
She said: ‘I get way too much attention from guys when I’m working out. The staring, the lurking, the “accidental” need for help – it’s endless.’
Some men are more creative in the ways that they try to catch Isabella’s attention, she said: ‘Some even fake struggling with weights just to get me to notice them. Newsflash, if I can deadlift more than you, I don’t need your help.’
Despite the model not being interested in the men that approach her, Isabella claims other women still have extreme reactions when they notice their partners approaching her.
Isabella said: ‘If women are jealous of me, that sounds like a “them” problem.’
Isabella Garcia has spoken out about the ‘endless’ attention she receives from men at the gym and the extreme reactions their girlfriends have when they try to speak to her
The model, from Los Angeles, California trains up to 21 hours a week to maintain her incredibly toned physique
Isabella’s skimpy gym outfits often highlight her curves which she works so hard to build and maintain
Isabella continued: ‘I’ve literally seen girls grab their boyfriends mid-conversation and drag them away. If that’s happening, maybe your issue isn’t me – it’s your relationship.’
The model admits that she ‘loves making an entrance’ and refuses to hide her body to please others, especially when she feels that she is appropriately dressed.
She said: ‘I’m not out here training in stilettos, but I do love making an entrance.
‘Bright gym sets, cropped tops, fitted leggings – I’m here to look good and train even better.’
She added: ‘Some people wear oversized shirts and hide but I do the opposite.’
The model started regularly working out ten years ago with her main focus being on cardio and weight training but has more recently taken up kickboxing.
Isabella said: ‘It started as a personal challenge, I wanted to see just how much I could push my body, how much I could transform it.
‘At first it was about looking good, but the stronger I got the more I realised it was about power, control, and confidence.’
After first focusing on cardio and weight training Isabella has now started kickboxing
Isabella said that men at the gym can sometimes use embarrassing tactics to get her attention, such as pretending to struggling with picking up weights
The model has a huge 1.3M following on Instagram where she regularly documents her workouts and flaunts her figure in tiny bikinis
The 28-year-old has now been regularly working out for ten years
What started as a hobby has now become a lifestyle for the influencer who goes to the gym every day
Despite the constant attention she receives Isabella has no plans to start covering up her figure
The model emphasized that she goes to the gym to train and look good so has no desire to hide under baggy t-shirts like other women do
Since starting her workout journey the model has become more and more dedicated and now trains every day and even plans the rest of her life around her gym schedule.
Isabella added: ‘I wasn’t just working out, I was building the body I wanted from scratch.
‘Now I go to the gym at least two-three hours a day up to seven days a week.
‘This isn’t a hobby, it’s a commitment. I don’t just squeeze in a workout, I build my life around my training.’
