Jennifer Aniston put her toned form on display on Tuesday, as she shared a behind-the-scenes video from her new fitness partnership with Pvolve.

The actress, 54, looked incredible as she worked up a sweat in a black workout bra and matching black leggings.

'Making our new @pvolve campaign,' she wrote on the clip, adding a bicep emoji and a film clapboard emoji.

Aniston was pictured using a number of Pvolve's equipment throughout the video, including the Precision Mat ($99.99), the Slant Board ($94.99), the P.ball ($69.99), the P.band ($39.99), and Gliders ($29.99). 

The Hollywood it girl partnered up with Pvolve's founder Rachel Katzman in 2021, and began incorporating the low-impact movement and resistance-based equipment into her routine after hurting her back.

Wow! Jennifer Aniston put her toned form on display on Tuesday, as she shared a behind-the-scenes video from her new fitness partnership with Pvolve

Staying fit: The actress, 54, looked incredible as she worked up a sweat in a black workout bra and matching black leggings

The clip started out with Aniston on the slant board, before she playfully shook her hips while working out with the P.band.

The star, who has been able to maintain her incredible size 2 shape even as she has settled into her 50s, then used the gliders while working out on the precision mat.

Towards the end of the video, after she had worked up a sweat, the blonde beauty was pictured laying down on the mat and relaxing.

Aniston also re-shared a video posted to Pvolve's Instagram page.

The caption of the clip read, 'We're redefining strength. Strength that is all-encompassing, empowering, and enduring. The kind that builds mind-body connection with physical and mental benefits… no matter where you're at within your fitness journey. A strength that sets you free.'

Earlier in the day her new global ad-campaign A Strength that Sets You Free was unveiled.

It reveals how her partnership with Pvolve has changed her approach to fitness.

After spending years 'breaking her body,' Aniston finally found Pvolve. 'With this program, you can start gentle,' explained the star. 'You can restore your body.'

She said it is an innovative method that she 'instantly fell in love with.'

The star has also shared: 'So proud to support our female founder and the beyond talented trainers. This is one of my favorite workouts… and I'm so grateful for the team and excited for what's to come.'

Through low-impact movement and resistance-based equipment, Pvolve users achieve not only aesthetic results, mobility, and stability but also feel more confident and energized, she has said.

Fitness campaign: 'Making our new @pvolve campaign,' she wrote on the clip, adding a bicep emoji and a film clapboard emoji

New routine: The Hollywood it girl partnered up with Pvolve's founder Rachel Katzman in 2021, and began incorporating the low-impact movement and resistance-based equipment into her routine after hurting her back

Energetic: Among the equipment she used was the P.ball, retailing for $69.99

Gliding: She also used gliders on the black and white Precision Mat, selling for $99.99

Technique: She incorporated a number of different equipment into her workout 

Flawless: Brad Pitt's ex-wife looked flawless even while working up a sweat

Resting: Towards the end of the video the blonde beauty was pictured laying down on the mat and relaxing

Natural beauty: Another shot saw the actress looking stunning in a close-up on camera 

Laughing it up: The Friends star ended her workout with a laugh 

As an authentic fan, she joined Pvolve to assist with key areas of the business and bring awareness to the method that's transformed her idea of fitness, the press release has stated.

'As we get into our lovely older periods, we have to keep it exciting. And we have to be kinder to our bodies,' the Friends vet told People this week.

'If I had known about it 20 years ago when I was breaking my body to begin with, we would've saved so much pain.'

'I just want more people to know about it because I think it's so good,' the actress added.

She also shared that she likes how the program is different. 'Our minds used to think, we have to hurt; no pain, no gain. It has to be an hour of a workout. You have to work out three times a day.

'With this, you can start gentle,' she explained.