28-Days-to-Lean Meal Plan
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Whether we use the Olympians of ancient Greece or gilded knights of the medieval times as examples, the fact remains the same. Fitness and stardom are intertwined. It’s no wonder that when it comes to our movie stars and celebrities, we tend to gravitate toward a well-formed physique.SEE ALSO: 16 Greatest Physiques of All TimeWhether through Olympia-worthy biceps, washboard abs or general pec-tacular prowess, these stars staked their careers on unique physiques. In fact, we bet you’d recognize them without a face.
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This Aussie actor has made a living shredding both fat and on-screen enemies, he’s also got a solid 435-pound deadlift.
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Get shredded with Jackman’s “Wolverine” workout routine.
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Before playing the role of Hale Caesar in the Expendables, this former NFL player and current Old Spice spokesman honed his acting chops in White Chicks, Friday After Next, and the television show Everybody Hates Chris.
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They called him a steroid-using, private chef-having, genetic freak. He just laughed. Read our full feature on Crews.
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Seven Mr. Olympia titles weren’t enough for this legendary bodybuilder. He added an incredible acting career and political stint to his resume.
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Arnold went from bodybuilder, to movie star, to politician, back to bodybuilder. Read his full story.
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This late actor founded the hybrid martial arts style Jeet Kun Do.
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At a little more than 130 pounds, Bruce Lee was a ripped, high-flying phenom with explosive power. Here’s our full feature.
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Can you smell what this WWE superstar and Fast & Furious actor is cooking?
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What does it take to build this rock-like physique? Try 821 pounds of cod a year. Here’s The Rock’s complete muscle-building meal plan.
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This late fitness icon starred in Bravo’s Work Out and was named the greatest celebrity physique by M&F’s social media followers in 2015.
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Greg Plitt had an impact that reached far beyond the pages of Muscle & Fitness.
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This WWE phenom first performed under the futuristic name The Prototype.
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Looking for workout inspiration? John Cena’s social media accounts are always a solid place to look.
Whether we use the Olympians of ancient Greece or gilded knights of the medieval times as examples, the fact remains the same. Fitness and stardom are intertwined. It’s no wonder that when it comes to our movie stars and celebrities, we tend to gravitate toward a well-formed physique.
SEE ALSO: 16 Greatest Physiques of All Time
Whether through Olympia-worthy biceps, washboard abs or general pec-tacular prowess, these stars staked their careers on unique physiques. In fact, we bet you’d recognize them without a face.
This Aussie actor has made a living shredding both fat and on-screen enemies, he’s also got a solid 435-pound deadlift.
Get shredded with Jackman’s “Wolverine” workout routine.
Before playing the role of Hale Caesar in the Expendables, this former NFL player and current Old Spice spokesman honed his acting chops in White Chicks, Friday After Next, and the television show Everybody Hates Chris.
They called him a steroid-using, private chef-having, genetic freak. He just laughed. Read our full feature on Crews.
Seven Mr. Olympia titles weren’t enough for this legendary bodybuilder. He added an incredible acting career and political stint to his resume.
Arnold went from bodybuilder, to movie star, to politician, back to bodybuilder. Read his full story.
This late actor founded the hybrid martial arts style Jeet Kun Do.
At a little more than 130 pounds, Bruce Lee was a ripped, high-flying phenom with explosive power. Here’s our full feature.
Can you smell what this WWE superstar and Fast & Furious actor is cooking?
What does it take to build this rock-like physique? Try 821 pounds of cod a year. Here’s The Rock’s complete muscle-building meal plan.
This late fitness icon starred in Bravo’s Work Out and was named the greatest celebrity physique by M&F’s social media followers in 2015.
Greg Plitt had an impact that reached far beyond the pages of Muscle & Fitness.
This WWE phenom first performed under the futuristic name The Prototype.
Looking for workout inspiration? John Cena’s social media accounts are always a solid place to look.
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