Judge Robert Linder flaunted his muscles in a new Instagram photo and looked incredible.
The 44-year-old TV star was in the middle of his workout at the gym when he decided to take the picture.
Robert was missing his shirt because he lifted two dumbbells and he showed off his pack of six.
"His 6 days at@juicemasterretreats..." he captioned the photo.
"Body back to marathon fitness,& spirit restored.@jasonvale is the real deal (watch him dance)!"
The final post on the carousel was a clip of juice master Jason Vale himself dancing in the gym.
He attended the Juice Master his retreat run by Jason. Other celebrities such as Carol He Borderman and Dennis Welch also attended the retreat.
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robrinder/Instagram)Fans and friends were impressed with Judge Linder's physical transformation, praising him in the comments section.
Jason, who I trained with, wrote: But it paid off. Look again.
Gaby Roslin commented:
"Wow, what a lovely Rob. Have a nice day," one user said, along with a heart emoji.
Fan also wrote:
One follower commented, "You look so fit and alive. You look great on you, Rob," while another commented, "You're beautiful inside and out." Added.
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Back in 2020, according to theNHS, Rob revealed himself to be "two stones" overweight, adding that his weight pledged to reduce
The former Strictly Come Dancing star shared on social media that he and Alan Carr are competing to be in better shape.
"According to the NHS website, I am two stones over his recommended weight," he wrote.
"I entered a contest with Alan Carr because I needed a little boost. Starting tonight, he is two months old and can get as close to a 'healthy' BMI as possible." The furthest one should buy the other. cheeseburger. ''
Along with the post, he shared a snap of him stepping on the scales and blurring his weight.
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