Jay Cutler’s building buzz around the 2025 Olympia, Wesley Vissers is dropping underrated gym hacks, and Mitchell Hooper just gave Hafthor’s 505 kg deadlift his seal of approval.
Jay Cutler’s training has mellowed with age, Thor is officially back on the world stage, and Agata Sitko’s sudden suspension has everyone in powerlifting talking.
A 505‐kilogram deadlift, a surprise Olympia dropout, and a 10‐pound fat loss trick that starts at breakfast—this week’s round‐up proves gains and setbacks both start with small decisions.
Ronnie Coleman survived septic shock with just 20% heart function, Brooke Wells is hanging up her belt after 10 CrossFit Games, and Nick Walker is storming toward the Olympia stage at 291 pounds.
Arnold wants you squatting with your heels up, Nick Walker says Derek Lunsford is “extremely beatable,” and Rich Gaspari’s abs at 62 are putting influencers to shame.
A 61-year-old legend is still shredded, a 50-year-old competitor just earned Nick Walker’s respect, and Hadi Choopan looks ready to storm the Olympia stage.
Ronnie Coleman just survived a near-fatal battle with sepsis, Mitchell Hooper pulled the plug on his world record deadlift attempt, and Jeff Nippard wants you to look natty—but suspiciously jacked.
Ronnie Coleman’s back in recovery mode after a scary sepsis scare, while Dennis James is calling for a leaner, meaner Olympia lineup.
While Brian Shaw played tug-of-war with a lion and Keone Pearson revealed a cartoonishly shredded update, the rest of the fitness world had its head down grinding.
Big Ramy’s teasing a comeback, Lee Priest is roasting stage antics, and Ronnie Coleman’s back in the OR—but your abs still won’t train themselves.
One man squatted 855 pounds for a triple, another conquered Royal Albert Hall’s Strongman Classic, and The Rock’s workout left no muscle behind.
A 14-year-old just deadlifted 600 pounds, Fouad Abiad is recovering from a brutal crash, and Terry Crews is still outlifting men half his age—welcome to the wild week in fitness.