Revisiting the full-body workout Brad Pitt did every day to beef up for ‘Troy’
Brad Pitt’s return to the big screen in ‘F1: The Movie’ has us reminiscing about the time he bulked up to play Achilles. Here’s how he did it, according to his trainer
Cayle Reid
Cayle Reid is a content producer at Men's Health Australia, covering everything from developments in fitness and nutrition to the latest innovations in performance gear. When he's not tracking down a celebrity's fitness routine or putting a new product to the test, he spends his time staving off shin splints on long runs, riding waves on his surfboard and staying up late watching sports in incompatible time zones.
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How Tom Hardy eats and trains to stay in top shape at 47
The actor has buffed up and slimmed down when the script has called for it. Here’s how he manages his fitness
The workout routine and diet plan that keeps Dave Bautista ripped at 56
This is the mostly vegan diet and high-energy training routine that have helped Dave Bautista stay jacked well into his 50s
How parkour athlete Jesse Turner trains for YOHKA obstacle racing
With obstacle racing set to join the Olympic program as part of the modern pentathlon at Los Angeles 2028, we speak to YOHKA athlete Jesse Turner to discover what it takes to master the sport
Gout Gout reveals his weekly training routine
Ever wondered what it takes to run 100 metres in less than ten seconds? We go inside Gout Gout’s weekly training routine to uncover the discipline behind his record-breaking performances
How Mark Wahlberg eats and trains to stay in shape at 54
Known for his perpetually jacked physique, here’s the diet and fitness routine Mark Wahlberg used to build it
Tried & tested: WHOOP 5.0 and WHOOP MG
Armed with the hottest fitness wearable in existence, we set out to see what all the WHOOP 5.0 hype is about – and if we could beat Cristiano Ronaldo’s physiological age