Arnold Schwarzenegger Has a Trick to Help You “Find Time” to Train in His Pump Club Newsletter

via Imago
Credits: Imago
If someone wants their own personal fitness motivator to drop tips every day, Arnold Schwarzenegger is the right person to approach. Of course, virtually. While the seven-time Mr. Olympia champion has boasted a sweet following without spending a dime, his fans don’t need to spend a dime for his daily newsletters, either. Moreover, he has always been a pioneer of everything “fitness for all.” And with his daily newsletters, the Terminator actor does exactly that.
ADVERTISEMENT
Article continues below this ad
The long-standing excuse one finds for not training is “not having time,” and Schwarzenegger had a perfect fix for it.
The Pump Club owner has a great tip to push his fans to train
ADVERTISEMENT
Article continues below this ad
It is quite difficult to scrape out time for an activity one doesn’t necessarily enjoy much. One could also find it more satisfying to be engrossed in activities outside work or immersed in intense work schedules. Either way, training and workout sessions end up taking the back seat. And not dedicating time to exercise is no fix to leading a healthy and fit lifestyle. The FUBAR actor had a quick trick to fix the excuse of “not finding time.“ In a fan’s appreciation post for the day’s Pump Club newsletter, Schwarzenegger added an extra tip – In short, Keep your phone down and avoid social media.
Everybody has time to train. If you think you don’t, do me a favor: open up your phone and look at how much time you spent on social media yesterday. That’s a choice.https://t.co/9v2HMozpAk https://t.co/ts4HCdLZe3
— Arnold (@Schwarzenegger) August 29, 2023
In a longer version, he suggested one should look at the phone’s active hours to gauge how much we spend ourselves behind the screens, rather than hitting a workout session. This is not the first time the actor has come up with a tip for fans. Furthermore, the Commando actor suggested everybody had the choice to spend their time wisely. He added, “Do me a favor: open up your phone and look at how much time you spent on social media yesterday.”
While most fans were guilty and admitted to his tip being “facts”, some others reasoned for being genuinely caught up in life.
Arnold Schwarzenegger and his view on social media a bane?
It is no secret that humans tend to make excuses for something not on their top priorities. Be it fitness or responsibilities, not finding them outright appealing is possible and very much human. And his fans supported the Escape Plan actor’s words. According to him and several netizens on Twitter, the key lies in finding the right motivation and willpower to dedicate time to training. On the other hand, others found his social media argument wrong. They claimed to not spend much time on it, and only as a means of a short break between work.
Hand's up who went to the gym today? pic.twitter.com/3ens7eFZj2
— Theo (@tprstly) August 29, 2023
It’s a choice. We all have time. Tough some days but those are the days you really need to find time. 💪 @DaveEDanna @Schwarzenegger https://t.co/rJUo2ZXfYC
— Cheeky_Brit (@cheeky_brit) August 29, 2023
Some others did not exactly support this claim. While a few claimed to be genuinely busy, others found the social media argument wrong.
Depends on your work schedule.. overworked people genuinely don't have time, or are exhausted in their time off work.. they legitimately have an excuse.
— Septimius Severus (@Calamondins1) August 29, 2023
Yes and no. If I'm on social media between meetings or waiting for one to start the time that's being "stolen" isn't from potential gym time. Messing around on my phone when I wake up/ before bed … that's time I could be using better.
— EQTestDKP (@YouHave2Wonder) August 29, 2023
ADVERTISEMENT
Article continues below this ad
I work 12 hours a day. Come home to family and more work. No. Not everyone has time to workout.
— Desslyn Storm (@DesslynStorm) August 29, 2023
Although both Schwarzenegger’s and fans’ opposing views stand in reason, the Pump Club owner could have also meant social media as an umbrella term for all the time we waste on screens for leisure. The age of the internet and social media has plagued the generation with being glued to their screens, and the Pump Club owner is looking to revolutionize that habit.
ADVERTISEMENT
Article continues below this ad
Does his tip work out for you? Comment below and let us know.
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT