12/02/2014 14:29
Madonna fans can expect to
hear some new tunes in the future from the music icon with plans for a
new album — but she's keeping a tight lid on the details.
"Yes, plans are in
the works already. Don't ask me with who, it's a secret, top secret,"
Madonna said coyly in a red carpet interview Tuesday night at Hard Candy
Fitness club in Toronto.
In the meantime, fitness was top of mind for
the pop superstar who paid a visit north of the border for the official
launch of her luxury fitness brand in Canada. The Hard Candy Fitness
Toronto club opened for business in October, joining international
locations in Berlin, Rome, Sydney, Santiago, Mexico City, Moscow and St.
Petersburg.
In addition to the large-scale images of the
Material Girl emblazoned on the walls throughout the facility, Madonna
also has a hand in shaping the fitness routines with classes based on
her daily workouts.
Madonna said dance has always been a big part
of her shows and she can't imagine not having movement, dance and
fitness being part of her work — a philosophy she's applied to her
burgeoning fitness brand.
"I have fun working out and I don't think
working out should be boring. And I think dance is an important part of a
workout," said Madonna, looking elegant in a sleek black blazer and
skirt designed by famed Canadian duo DSquared2, accessorized with black
and gold gloves.
"I used to run when I stopped dancing. I used
to run and I thought it was so boring. So dance is fun because you can
play music, you can move your body in every direction."
A select few got to see Madonna in action as
she led the cardio-based Addicted to Sweat class, which combines
elements of high-impact aerobics with choreography. The session was
closed to the media, but among the participants were 30 people who
earned the chance to dance alongside the pop diva following several
auditions.
"Just to have a window into that world, it's a
once in a lifetime incredible opportunity. It's like being in a dream,"
said class participant Blair Boudreau prior to taking part in the
session.
Nicole Winhoffer, Madonna's personal trainer,
said the star averages between 1 1/2 and two hours for workouts six days
a week, a rigorous routine that involves fully body conditioning with
multiple repetitions, ab and arm work and use of jump rope or
basketballs.
"She's actually really consistent, really
easy. She gives such good direction. There's no guessing. I know what
she's going to like, what she's not going to like. She gives us very
clear feedback and we move very fast. It's so amazing to work with her."
So are there any Canadian artists on Madonna's workout playlist? When asked, she responded: "Drake."
And would she like to collaborate with the homegrown hip-hop star in the future?
"If he'll have me," Madonna replied.
(InsideToronto)
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