69-year-old Anil Kapoor's intense upper body workout routine in new video can put any youngster to shame. Watch

Anil Kapoor, in an intense workout routine, emphasises the importance of consistency for achieving significant life goals, particularly in health, fitness.

Anil Kapoor is setting the bar high with his new workout video. The 69-year-old actor has been a part of Indian cinema for decades now, and he continues to look younger and fitter with every passing year.

On April 1, the actor posted a clip on Instagram showing him doing an intensive workout routine with his trainer, highlighting the power of consistency in maintaining one's health. He also stresses that dedication to a routine is the most effective way to reach ambitious goals.

Anil Kapoor's latest workout video

The workout video offers a sneak peek into Anil Kapoor's workout routine. The 69-year-old actor did a bunch of strength training routines that focused on the upper body, which included exercises like dumbbell shoulder press, dumbbell hammer curls, dumbbell chest press, seated rowing, and lat pull-down. Lastly, for the recovery, he took an ice bath.

Meanwhile, in the video, the actor highlighted consistency as the fundamental driver of significant life achievements, especially those that focus on your health. He noted that performing repeated actions across fields such as fitness, business, and mindfulness can build powerful momentum through minor daily successes.

“One of the most powerful forces in life is consistency. Being able to do something in repetition over and over and over again is how you start a big movement and get big results. This approach is how you build a body and build a business. Ultimately, consistency is defined as small wins every single day,” he shared.

What does Anil Kapoor eat in a day?

As for what Anil Kapoor eats in a day to ensure consistency in his workout routine and maintain his physique, in an Instagram video shared in July 2022, the actor confessed that he believes what you eat is more important than how you work out. “Food is not for taste, but it's for you to build your strength and stamina. You consume as much as you need for your body as well as for your mental and physical strength,” he shared.

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