Arnold Schwarzenegger

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Seven-time Mr. Olympia, actor and former governor of California, now running the daily Pump Club fitness newsletter. His documented routine has stayed remarkably stable into his seventies: a morning bicycle ride to Gold's Gym, a daily training session, and a diet he has shifted to roughly eighty percent plants.

Morning

Morning bike ride

Cycles to Gold's Gym most mornings, rain or shine.

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Daily weight training

Still trains every day, adjusting volume rather than skipping.

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Daytime

Mostly plant-based diet

Has moved his diet to roughly eighty percent plants.

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Daily fitness newsletter

Writes the Pump Club newsletter with his team, teaching the day's workout.

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These habits are compiled from public statements and are not medical advice or endorsed by Arnold Schwarzenegger. Consult a qualified professional before changing your routine, supplements, or therapies.