Ballroom Body Blitz! Diet And Fitness Secrets Of 5 Dancing With The Stars Stunners

There is no denying that dancers know how to stay in shape. Each week on Dancing With The Stars, the pros take the stage to show off their sizzling moves as well as their banging ballroom bodies.

But more goes into these famous fit physiques than the occasional two step.

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From Peta Murgatroyd's rock-hard abs to Britt Stewart's long sculpted legs, scroll through the gallery below for the diet and fitness secrets of the DWTS stunners.

The two-time DWTS champ is surprisingly laid-back when it comes to maintaining her fantastic figure. "It's not realistic to think I'm going to look like Angelina Jolie, so I can't kill myself trying," she's said. Burke, 36, eats small clean meals throughout the day, like egg whites with turkey bacon, lentil soup and Cobb salad, and does at-home workout DVDs a few times a week. "I believe in everything in moderation," she explained, "including exercise."

"It's very demanding," Murgatroyd confessed of competing on the hit reality show. To prep for her grueling schedule of daily six-hour rehearsals, the two-time Mirrorball Trophy winner takes endurance-building boxing classes and practices hot yoga. "Anytime I've gone back to 'DWTS', it's a shock to the system because it's so intense," she revealed. While filming, the 34-year-old keeps her energy levels up with plenty of protein and veggies. "Being an athlete, I pride myself on having a lean, strong physique."

Burgess is all about smart snacking. The 35-year-old smoking-hot booty-shaker — who won season 27 — stresses healthy between-meal choices (sliced cucumbers with lemon and salt, and rice cakes with almond butter and honey are her go-to's) and portion control. "You may not think another handful would make a difference," she's said, "but times that handful by seven days or 30 days and before you know it, you've snacked your way to 7,000 calories." Noted!

"What makes me healthiest and most powerful is a happy balance of non processed food and a lot of protein," Johnson, 26, has said. "I need it for recovery and for my muscles." Breakfast is eggs with bacon or oatmeal, lunch is leafy greens with chicken or shrimp, and dinner is chicken, brown rice and veggies. Snacks are usually nuts and berries — and the season 26 victor revealed that a dessert, like dark chocolate, is a must. She's earned it!