Jay Cutler continues his “Fit-For-50” transformation and showed off his progress to this point.
Jay Cutler continues to transform his physique back to championship shape. He has been going through his own “Fit-For-50” transformation and recently showed off his progress during a guest posing appearance over the weekend.
Cutler appeared at the 2023 Musclecontest FitExpo, where he was able to show off his physique and improve quads as well.
Cutler was one of the best in the world during his peak. He finished as the runner-up to Ronnie Coleman on multiple occasions before winning his first Olympia title in 2006. This would be the first of four in his career. Cutler also won the Arnold Classic three times. Since retiring from competition, Cutler continues to share his passion for fitness.
Cutler has been open about his journey over the past year. He shared many updates and workouts via social media and did once again as he appeared on stage.
Jay Cutler’s Latest Guest Posing Appearance
Jay Cutler was joined on stage by Open Bodybuilder Regan Grimes. He turned 50 on Aug. 3 and celebrated by showing off his impressive physique.
“I turned 50 and my shirt came off.”
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Jay Cutler quickly shut down the thought of returning to Masters Olympia this year. It seems as though he is not interested in stepping on a stage competitively but did not throw out the thought of guest posing. Clearly, he is interested in showing off his physique but not on a competitive stage.
During this transformation, Cutler has focused on his diet and adding cardio. He does two sessions of cardio per day while upping his fasted cardio time. Cutler has been open about his bodybuilding journey, including discussing his steroid cycle. Now mind you, he insists he isn’t returning to actively competing, but he recently started a challenge to transform his physique for turning 50.
About Jay Cutler
Jay Cutler relocated to California in 2000 to further his bodybuilding career, California was known for breeding bodybuilders, as they would train at the infamous Gold’s Gym. During the early 2000s, he signed endorsement deals with supplement brand MuscleTech and debuted his own line of athletic gear, Cutler Athletics. Throughout his career, Jay competed in dozens of competitions, winning nearly half of them or finishing in the top three.
Jay won the Mr. Olympia titles in 2006, 2007, 2009, and 2010. A bicep injury prevented him from competing in the 2011 tournament and he officially retired from the sport in 2013. He now continues to run Cutler Nutrition and Cutler Athletics to spread his knowledge onto others so they too can see amazing results like he has.
Jay also is very popular on the social media platform, Tik Tok, for giving training tips and other videos of that nature. He also collaborates with various fitness influencers such as Jesse James West, and he has even made content with his former Olympia rival, Ronnie Coleman.
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