13.11.2026 19:40
Despite being 61 years old, Sertab Erener, who draws attention with her fit appearance and disciplined exercise habits, surprised her fans this time with an injury she suffered. The famous artist, who maintains her form by doing pilates every morning, injured her Achilles tendon after her intense exercise pace. Erener, who paused her workouts for two days, made a statement about her health condition. However, despite her injury, the famous singer did not stay completely away from sports.
Famous performer Sertab Erener has this time faced an unexpected health problem due to the sports habit she has maintained for years. The famous singer made changes to her exercise program after the injury she experienced.
HER PASSION FOR SPORTS GOT HER INTO TROUBLE
Sertab Erener, one of the beloved names of Turkish pop music, injured her Achilles tendon after her intense sports pace. The 61-year-old artist, who regularly does mat pilates every morning, had to pause her workouts due to the discomfort she experienced. Erener, who has attracted attention for years with her stage performance and fit appearance, has made exercising an important part of her daily life. However, the exercise program the famous singer regularly followed this time resulted in an injury. The artist, who decided to rest after the discomfort she experienced, did not perform her usual workouts for two days.
"I STOPPED FOR TWO DAYS SO IT COULD HEAL"
Making a statement about her health after her injury, Sertab Erener stated that she rested for her Achilles tendon to heal. The famous artist explained that she had paused her exercises for two days but had not remained completely inactive. Erener explained her latest condition with these words: “I stopped for two days so my Achilles tendon could heal. Today I only worked my upper abs.” The artist’s statement revealed that despite her injury, she had not completely given up her sports habit.
SHE WORKED OUT DESPITE HER INJURY
Sertab Erener, who changed her daily sports program due to the discomfort she experienced in her Achilles tendon, this time preferred to work different muscle groups. Avoiding movements that could strain her legs, the artist only did exercises targeting the upper abdominal area.