Ahead of Olivia Culpo and Christian McCaffrey's wedding, the BODYARMOR partner shared how she's getting back into a workout routine to feel her best on her special day.

It might be the off-season, but Christian McCaffery and Olivia Culpo are still booked and busy.

These days, instead of running plays on the football field, the San Francisco 49ers star is assisting his fiancée in finalizing wedding details. For the couple, who got engaged in April, that includes putting a plan in place to feel their best on the special day.

"Christian's definitely in the recovery stage of everything, he just had a crazy year," Olivia told E! News in a recent interview, referencing the athlete's record-breaking season, "and taking all the time he needs to do that."

As for Olivia's regimen? "Things are definitely changing,"  the Culpo Sisters star noted. "During the season I feel like it's really hard to have a stable routine."

But the 31-year-old is getting back in the wellness game with help from BODYARMOR.

As well as, "Really trying to dial in [on] what I eat, how I workout, the workouts that I do," she explained. "Trying to get them in consistently because you only get married once and I want to feel my best. But this past season it was just hard being so far away from my normal routine and where I typically live."

Between a busy schedule and a big move, Olivia—who's based in Los Angeles—noted that there was "a lot of traveling back and forth" during Christian's season "just to make sure that I can be there to support him."

But she made it work and was by his side during the high highs and the low lows. In fact, following the 49ers' Super Bowl loss in February, Olivia penned a heartwarming social media message to her fiancé, telling him she's "so proud" of hard work.

"You have to lean on each other," she told E! of their support system, "you have to have a healthy outlet to just to vent your frustrations."

"Even when things are exciting. Everything's better with another person that you can share experiences with," she continued. "So being there to support each other is such a blessing and it really does make everything easier. And at the end of the day, when you have that attitude, there's no worst-case scenario because at least you have each other."

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courtesy of E!ONLINE

by JESS COHEN

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