Margot Robbie flaunts her incredible physique as she leaves the gym following a sweat session in LA

She previously revealed she skated five times a week for hours on end for four months to prepare for her role as Tonya Harding in I, Tonya.

And although she’s since put her ice-skates down, that hasn’t stopped Margot Robbie from continuing her workout regime. 

Showcasing her incredible athletic physique, the 27-year-old beauty was spotted on Friday leaving the gym in Los Angeles.  

Margot opted for a grey singlet top and white Calvin Klein sports bra for the workout.

She flaunted her long and lean legs in full length navy tights before completing her look with dark sneakers.

The Australian native appeared makeup free for the sweat session.

Still stylish: Margot opted for a grey singlet top and white Calvin Klein sports bra for the workout

Natural beauty: The Australian native appeared makeup free for the sweat session

Margot had her blonde locks tied back into an effortless bun with a red scrunchie. 

The actress kept her personal belongings close with a love-heart shaped back-pack. 

And the beauty is no way a fitness novice, having trained five times a week for hours on end for a four month period or her starring role in I, Tonya.

Grueling workout! And the beauty is no way a fitness novice, having trained five times a week for hours on end for a four month period or her starring role in I, Tonya

‘[I did] quite a bit, as much as we could possibly do before production started,’ she revealed during a Q&A at the Toronto Film Festival where the movie premiered.  

‘I think I did about three or four months of skating, like five times a week for a couple of hours a day.’ 

But even with all her training there was no way she was able to achieve the famous triple axel jump – a jump that has only ever been documented by eight females in the world.

‘Even if I had 10 years to practice, I could never do a triple axel’ she added.

How she got her incredible physique: ‘I think I [trained] about three or four months of skating, like five times a week for a couple of hours a day’