Imaray Ulloa, the YouTuber, is spending time in Miami to start the month of May. One thing she decided to do is spend time on the water. Ulloa posted a selfie on Instagram of herself on a boat. She wore a blue leopard print bathing suit with gold trim. Ulloa captioned the post, "May is the month of my birthday. I want to partyyyy every day." How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Imaray Ulloa stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!

One way Ulloa likes to stay in shape is by doing strength training exercises. She posts several different videos on Instagram of herself doing weight training with her trainer and at the gym. In this reel, she is seen doing lateral pulldowns, captioning it, "My coach says that I must exceed my limits."

Ulloa is a big fan of boxing. She posted this video and photo together on Instagram of herself doing a boxing session at her gym with a trainer. She captioned the post, "It's my first time, no technique, no practice. But write down the date… because I am crushing!!!"

Ulloa is a fan of going ziplining when she's on vacation. She posted this series of photos of herself on the line while on a trip to Costa Rica.  Ulloa captioned the post, "What is the most daring thing you have done on an excursion? I start…Jump off a waterfall at a height of 165 feet."

Another vacation activity Ulloa likes to do is go horseback riding. She posted this series of photos of herself riding on the beach in the Dominican Republic. Ulloa captioned the post, "One of my many passions."

Ulloa loves to spend time by the water. One thing she loves doing is going snorkeling in the ocean. She posted this photo on Instagram of herself coming out of the water after a snorkel session. Ulloa captioned the photo, "Life is emotions, it's the adrenaline of doing things you never thought. They are the first times. It is the curiosity that someone interesting and mysterious produces in you. It is letting yourself go without thinking more than necessary. These are the moments you want to live in slow motion. It is the fear of taking risks and the satisfaction and ecstasy of having achieved it. It is betting on you, on what is inside. For what you think, for what you dream, for what you feel, for what you are."