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Terry Crews Workout and Diet
Terry Crews is an impressive human specimen. His massive physique leads to questions that we are here to answer. We have the Terry Crews workout and diet regimen here for your consumption. You can be like Terry Crews. Just be prepared to dedicate the time, energy, and persistence that is required.
Terry Crews Personal Facts
Terry Crews has an impressive resume. He is a comedian, actor, Old Spice Man, and a former NFL football player. His run in the NFL required him to develop the rock hard physique and athleticism that he is famous for now.
When he moved into acting as a beloved comedian, he didn’t let the job change his approach to fitness. He’s the big guy with a bigger heart who gets a laugh every time. Off script, he’s also outspoken about the toxicity of masculinity and opens up about working on himself to be a better husband, father, and family man. Crews shows men, young and old, that there is a healthier way to be a male role-model. Can you tell I’m a fan?
Crews was born on July 30, 1968, in Flint, Michigan. Terry Crews is 6’3” tall and weighs approximately 245 pounds.
So there are few people we’d love more to showcase than the talented, kind, and devoted Terry Crews. And while not everyone is destined to look like Terry (he’s just amazing!), his workout and diet program has something everyone can learn from.
Terry Crews Diet
Crews’ diet foundation starts with something we talk about a lot, intermittent fasting. He subscribes to strict rules about when he eats, and he’s been doing it for several years. For Crews, it’s part of his lifestyle now. You’ll see him talk about his fasts on his social media, mostly when he’s breaking a fast. Anyone who does IF knows how exciting breaking a long fast can be!
I LOVE YOGURT https://t.co/gdqd0gGtVv
— terry crews (@terrycrews) June 22, 2018
Crews has studied the cell renewal benefits (a process called autophagy.) The natural and long studied process comes from a Greek word that means to self-devour. It’s a great way to get your body to “clean house” of toxins and stress, with the added benefit of weight management.
Crews eats between 2 and 10 pm each day which is a popular 8-hour eating, 16-hour fasting approach. And while he doesn’t eat breakfast, he makes sure to get plenty of coffee and amino acid supplements while he fasts, even eating a spoonful of coconut oil when he’s really craving something during a fast.
Terry Crews Workouts
Crews can’t stay as fit as he does by diet alone. He puts the work in his workouts. His 5 days a week schedule feature aerobics, stretching, and weightlifting. He does 30 minutes of cardio and then stretching to start each workout. “The 24s” are what he calls his supersets. They include six reps of four moves, lifting 135 pounds. That’s his warm-up!
So after his warm-up, Crews starts his real workout. He breaks his workouts into parts of the body. For example, shoulders day includes Arnold presses, shoulder flyes, military presses, and shrugs. He’ll complete three sets of ten reps each (4). You can’t cheat and get that body!
Working Out Together
Terry Crews loves working out with people. Makes sense, he’s a people person and passionate about fitness. It’s a natural partnership!
He has a YouTube channel that we follow and love. No surprise that he has a ton of fitness videos but he also has fun family videos and inspirational videos, too. Check out his channel, I bet you find something you love on there. Here’s one video from that channel that works for any fitness level for a solid total body workout.
And nobody has more fun in the gym than Crews. From appearances on late-night shows and collaboration with other comedians/fitness icons, Crews is always pumping additional fun into workouts. Check out a few of our favorite videos of Crews having a laugh at himself in the gym.
First is his appearance on James Corden’s Late Late Night show where Crews gets a lesson in lifting.
Who among us hasn’t felt out of place during a workout at some point? Why would Crews be any different? Check out this fun video of Crews and Kevin Heart trying some new self-care and fitness programs.
Why You Should Be More Like Terry Crews
There are so many of Crews’ traits that any of us would improve by emulating. From his fasting routine to his workouts, and finally his love of family and balance, Crews really represents owning making yourself better inside and out. And why not find more reason to watch and learn about Crews? He’s a big man, with a big heart, and a fantastic sense of humor. Life is a little better with some Terry Crews, at least I think so.
For more ways to be fit like Terry, see other articles by Eat Move Hack about fitness, supplements, and more.