Everyone loves turning to YouTube these days to discover some different workouts they can do right in the convenience of their homes. Back in the 1980s, it was a totally different story since the Internet wasn't as modernized yet. People turned to workout videos or fitness shows if they wanted to get tips on how to up their health and get a toned body. The instructors who appeared in such shows and videos gained so much popularity and they later were dubbed "fitness celebrities." Here are some of the most famous fitness icons from the 1980s and let's see how they look like these days.

Denise Austin

Denise Austin pursued gymnastics growing up and later earned a physical education degree from the California State University, Long Beach. She later became a "fitness celebrity" who had DVDs, classes, books, and columns that were all about helping people to get fit. She also used to be a part of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports. Austin has a daughter who has pursued a career as a fitness instructor as well.

Heather Locklear

Actress Heather Locklear was a very in-demand name in the Hollywood industry during the '80s and the '90s who is most remembered for the roles she had in shows like Dynasty, Melrose Place, and Spin City. Locklear had her own workout video back then called Your Personal Workout. These days, it seems like Locklear needs to focus on improving her overall lifestyle because she is reportedly struggling with her mental health and some vices. No matter, she still looks amazing and we really hope that she will be back on her feet soon!

Fabio Lanzoni

Fabio Lanzoni was every woman's dream guy back in the 1980s and 1990s because of all the romance novels he appeared in. He also appeared as himself in a number of movies and TV shows. He always took care of his physique and he later wanted to help others with their weight loss journeys so he decided to release a fitness book and Fabio Fitness which was his very own workout video. He is also the man behind Healthy Planet Vitamins. Busy as a bee, Fabio found the recipe of success while keeping his body toned at the same time.

Olivia Newton-John

Most of you remember Olivia Newton-John for the starring role she had in Grease. Aside from acting, she is also a successful singer and you might remember her song Let's Get Physical. The song was a huge hit and this actually turned her into a 1980s fitness icon. Well, why would she not, since her figure was absolutely stunning! Newton-John always stayed in the industry through the years but, unfortunately, she has been having a constant battle with breast cancer. We hope she's on her way to a full recovery!

Cher

Cher is another famous name who has been in the industry for decades already and people loved seeing her in the recent Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again movie. Back in the 1990s, Cher was all about promoting being in shape so she had her very own exercise book and videos. She still looks flawless as ever at her age of 72 and she just released a new album under the title Dancing Queen. She is also going on tour from September to October 2018. She keeps herself quite busy for her age and we can’t get enough of her!

John Travolta

If you have watched actor John Travolta in the movie, Grease, then you know that he can really bust a move. Back in the 1980s, he actually starred in a movie entitled Perfect with actress Jamie Lee Curtis. In the movie, you would see Travolta and Curtis in an aerobics class giving their all. While some of you might cringe watching it today, aerobics was a popular workout back then. Unfortunately, the movie got really bad reviews and it took Travolta four years before he appeared in a movie again.

Raquel Welch

Raquel Welch is a very successful actress who rose to fame back in the 1960s. In the 1980s, Welch had her very own line of weight loss books and videos called The Raquel Welch Total Beauty and Fitness Program. People loved all the diet and fitness tips she shared and she even featured a hatha yoga program. Raquel had such a stunning figure and lovely facial features, she is considered as one of the 100 hottest stars of the 20th century according to Playboy. Even if everything was successful, she never really continued promoting it in the following decades.

Arnold Schwarzenegger

When it comes to fitness, Arnold Schwarzenegger is another name who was known for it because he was into bodybuilding before he became a successful actor. Although, Arnold is very open about the fact that he used steroids back then when it was legal. He is known for winning the Mr. Olympia title for a total of seven times! His influence on the scene was so big that he later ended up having his very own bodybuilding competition which was called the Arnold Sports Festival. That was when before he went into politics.

Richard Simmons

Richard Simmons helped a lot of people shed some pounds back in the 1980s because he released a number of workout videos. The Sweatin' to the Oldies series was his very own collection of different aerobics videos that highlighted his high-energy moves. He is one of the few names that remained consistent through the years in promoting to a more active lifestyle. Sadly, he hasn't made any public appearance since 2014 so people are wondering what might have happened to him. We hope that he is just fine, taking his break from the limelight.

Jamie Lee Curtis

As we mentioned earlier, Jamie Lee Curtis starred alongside John Travolta in the film Perfect and their aerobics skills were highlighted in the movie. People saw her thrusting and gyrating on screen wearing a very tight pair of leotards that highlighted her amazing figure and as you can understand, they were all stunned by her toned figure. However, she never really continued her aerobics after she was done with the movie and she might have just stuck to staying fit through some simple diet plan and regular exercise. She is fit even now!

Kathy Smith

Back in the 1980s, Social Media wasn't a thing yet so people had to purchase hard copies of workout videos by a number of personalities. Kathy Smith was a personal trainer who released some of the most successful workout videos. She is known for being the woman behind Project: You! Type 2 which is a weight loss program designed for people who want to get their Type 2 diabetes under control. This was quite an innovative idea by Kathy and we definitely admire her for trying to make a difference.

Tony Little

Tony Little is remembered as being the guy who said some memorable lines in different infomercials. He is an established personal trainer who had a blonde ponytail as his trademark. You might not remember him by name but you certainly recalled who he is by the photo! He has had a very successful exercise book called the One on One with Tony Little: The Complete 28-Day Body Sculpting And Weight Loss Program. To this day, he still appears in some commercials. His wife is Melissa Hall and they have two sons together.

Cynthia Kereluk

Cynthia Kereluk is a fitness guru who most people remember for the Everyday Workout TV program. The show earned Cynthia so much money because it ran for over a decade. She also made some contributions to different fitness books and videos. She would also help people with their weight loss journeys through phone consultations and workshops. A fun fact that most of you might not have known about her is that she represented Canada back in the 1984 Miss Universe pageant. It does not come as a surprise of course since Cynthia used to be a stunner!

Jack LaLanne

Jack LaLanne is an expert in exercising and dieting who would also do some motivational speaking. Some people later dubbed him as the Godfather of Fitness. And we don’t blame them as Jack used to have a heavenly body. LaLanne was already popular even before Richard Simmons and Jane Fonda started helping people in their weight loss journeys. LaLanne was one of the first few who was able to put up gyms, release books, exercise equipment, and he had his very own fitness show on TV called The Jack LaLanne Show.

Angela Lansbury

Angela Lansbury is a notable actress who rose to fame back in the 1940s. Aside from appearing on screen, she also managed to become successful on Broadway. By the late 1980s, she had her very own workout video entitled Angela Lansbury’s Positive Moves: A Personal Plan for Fitness and Wellbeing at Any Age. Despite it being the only workout video she ever made, it still became a huge success. Lansbury is still very much alive today at her age of 92 years old. A life of exercising and healthy nutrition guarantees longer lifespan!

Greg Smithey

Greg Smithey helped a lot of people achieve some good "buns" back in the 1980s, thanks to his exercise video entitled The Original Buns of Steel. His videos were mostly focused on getting your body's lower half in shape and his work truly did wonders for his bank account because it sold around 1 million copies. It seems that Greg never skipped the leg day in his life! Despite all the success he got, this was his first and last video for he disappeared from the public's eye since then.

Billy Blanks

Billy Blanks introduced to people a new way of working out in the 1980s because he mixed boxing and taekwondo together. He later called the program Tae Bo and it became a huge hit. It is still popular even today! He was also successful in putting up his own gym and high-profile names like Paula Abdul were some of his clients. After his fitness facility became popular, he started releasing workout videos as well. These days, you can find his programs on his YouTube channel. So if you are up for the task, watch carefully!

Lou Ferrigno

Lou Ferrigno is known for bagging the IFBB Mr. America and  IFBB Universe titles back then. Even with all the success in his bodybuilding career, Ferrigno still struggled financially. It was when he embarked on an acting career that he finally got some earnings that sustained him in life and that was quite a clever move. You may not have heard of it but he was cast as 'The Hulk' in the original The Incredible Hulk series back then. Ferrigno actually had a voice collaboration for The Hulk's voice in the Avengers movies.

Cathy Lee Crosby

Cathy Lee Crosby is an actress who became popular back in the 1980s and most of you might remember her for hosting the show, That's Incredible!. She was always very fit even before she got famous because she used to play tennis professionally. She was even able to compete at the Wimbledon two times before entering retirement from the sport during the late 1960s. These days, she lives a private life away from the limelight.

Susan Powter

Susan Powter made a very memorable weight loss infomercial back in the 1990s and people remembered her for her "Stop the Insanity!" catchphrase. She was a very talented woman because she was a personal trainer, nutritionist, author, and motivational speaker. She also had her very own talk show entitled The Susan Powter Show. The last time she made a TV appearance was when she was a guest judge on RuPaul's Drag Race back in 2011.

Diana Moran

Diana Moran was a very successful model back in the 1960s through 1970s. By the 1980s, she became recognized as a fitness guru after she appeared in Breakfast Time's exercise segment. Fans knew her for being the Green Goddess because of the green leotard she wore while working out. She later released a very successful book entitled Get Fit With The Green Goddess. She also has been raising breast cancer awareness ever since she was diagnosed with it back in the late 1980s.

Lizzie Webb

Lizzie Webb was referred to as Mad Lizzie because of her high energy. Webb was basically Diana Moran's rival for she had her own exercise segment on TV-am's Good Morning Britain. The Body Programme with Lizzie Webb was her very first workout video and it was a huge hit in the United Kingdom back in the 1980s. She later continued releasing videos while also releasing a number of exercise books.

Shirley MacLaine

Shirley MacLaine is an award-winning actress who is most known for the roles she had in Some Came Running, Terms of Endearment, and Ask Any Girl. Back in the late 1980s, MacLaine had an exercise video called Shirley MacLaine’s Inner Workout. The video was all about metaphysics and finding inner peace. She later continued sharing her knowledge about metaphysics by releasing books like Dancing in the Light and Out on a Limb that later became best-sellers.

Judi Sheppard Missett

Judi Sheppard Missett is the woman behind the program/company called Jazzercise. The program is not your typical workout because it combines resistance and strength training with some dancing. Judi was still studying at Northwestern University when she came up with the whole idea of the program. Judi still practices it to this day and the franchises of the company are estimated to be over 8K already. Jazzercise has been embedded into pop culture through the years.

Alyssa Milano

Because exercise videos were a hit in the 1980s and Alyssa Milano was a teen star during that time thanks to her role in Who's The Boss? it was really inevitable for her to have an exercise video of her own. Her video was named Teen Steam and was meant to be somewhat of a marketing ploy. This project must have shown Milano the importance of being in shape because she has really taken care of her figure through the years.

Charlene Prickett

Charlene Pickett was your typical fitness guru that rocked leotards and leg warmers. She found success in releasing a number of workout videos in the 1980s which aimed to help older people get into shape. Some of her popular videos were No Jump Aerobics and Step It Off – Step It All Off. Her home workout videos through the years have totaled to more than 40 but these days, she has kept her leotards in her drawers and is living a very quiet life.

June Jones

June Jones was a very successful fitness personality from Australia because she is one of the people who founded the fitness program, Aerobics Oz Style. The program ran for more than two decades and features instructors of different ages and genders. Through the years, Jones has still managed to maintain her slim figure despite reaching quite an old age. We're sure she has no plans of losing track of her healthy lifestyle.

Jacki Sorensen

Jacki Sorensen takes credit for being one of the pioneers of the aerobic dance trend. She was basically the one who thought of creating classes where people can do aerobic dance together. She became a huge mainstream hit in the 1980s because of her very popular exercise videos. She was also able to release a number of books about aerobics, health, and fitness. Today, her aerobic dance classes are still classics.

Bess Motta

Bess Motta is a very talented woman because she can dance, sing, and act. She has been a popular name in the aerobics scene back in the 1980s, thanks to her involvement in the program entitled, 20 Minute Workout. Despite the show's success and popularity, it ended up getting canceled after two seasons. Motta also earned money through acting for a while and had some minor roles in The Terminator, New Monkees, and The Home Show.

Tonya Harding

Tonya Harding was a very popular name from the figure skating scene back in the 1980s. She won a number of medals in her career and she was always known for her nice figure. Everything changed in 1994 when she was linked to Nancy Kerrigan's attack. The events of the incident can be watched in the movie I, Tonya. In 2018, Harding got a lot of cardio exercises when she competed on Dancing With The Stars. She was able to finish in third place in the season.

Nancy Kerrigan

Former US National Figure Skating Champion Nancy Kerrigan was the woman who was the victim of the planned attack initiated by Tonya Harding's former husband. Despite the crazy events, Kerrigan was able to continue skating after healing from the attack. Kerrigan struggled with money when she was younger but skating had turned her life around. Kerrigan is known for appearing on Dancing With The Stars, Broadway on Ice, and Champions on Ice.

Chris Evert Lloyd

Chris Evert was one of the best tennis players from back then. The championships she won in the singles division of the Grand Slam total to 18. She was able to serve as the Women's Tennis Association's President for about eleven years. She decided to enter retirement from playing back in 1989 when she was 34 years old. These days, she is an ESPN sports analyst and has her own tennis school.

Derrick Evans

Those who loved to watch GMTV back then will definitely remember Derrick Evans who is more popularly known as Mr. Motivator. He was known for his fitness segments that were aired live and was shown right before Power Rangers. He also wore spandex outfits that were very eye-catching and colorful. He was also able to release his own line of exercise books and videos. Evans is the man behind H'Evans Scent and PaintSplat.

Tracy Austin

Tracy Austin was very young when she dominated the tennis scene and she was only 29 years old when she earned a spot in the International Tennis Hall of Fame. She was able to win a number of championships at the Grand Slam and U.S. Open. She decided to say goodbye to professional tennis in 1994 after a car accident and some injuries that adversely affected how she played. She later pursued a career as a sports commentator. Austin is happily married and has three sons.

Karen Voight

Just looking at Karen Voight's toned muscles, you can already tell she is an expert when it comes to health and fitness. Voight released a number of workout videos and DVDs that all turned out to be successful. She trained some celebrity clients like Better Midler and Tina Turner. She was also able to release a book entitled Precision Training for Body & Mind. Back in the 1990s, she won awards like IDEA Businessperson of the Year and IDEA Fitness Instructor of the Year.

Markie Post

Starting out as an actress in 1978, Markie Post ascended to fame playing Terri Michaels in the TV series The Fall Guy during the early 1980s. Later in her career, she was cast in several television shows and movies like Gangster Wars, Cook-Off!, Four Christmases and a Wedding, and Muffin Top: A Love Story, building her finances as she went along.  Eventually, her net worth climbed and stands at $12 million today. In her 60s, Markie sure looks well and good.

Marilu Henner

In Marilu Henner's full acting portfolio, there are a number of fine parts indeed. Among the more noteworthy are the ones she had on The Man Who Loved Women, Between the Lines, Cannonball Run II, Evening Shade, and Taxi. Henner has been divorced twice and has confessed to romantic involvements with popular actors Tony Danza and John Travolta. Currently, Henner is happy and married to Michael Brown. She's also a mom to two kids.

Bonnie Prudden

Bonnie Prudden pioneered in giving instructional physical workouts, and she had a life committed to fostering healthy lifestyles among people. The lady was also a leading person in fitness circles. Prudden wrote the bestsellers Pain Erasure: The Bonnie Prudden Way, and How to Keep Slender and Fit After Thirty. She had a heart bypass surgery and cancer, but remained physically active, even when she was lying in the hospital. She passed away in 2011 at 97 years old.

Shawn Weatherly

Shawn Weatherly was famous as the 1980 Miss Universe and she gained even more recognition internationally when she played Cadet Karen Adams in the 1986 comedy movie Police Academy 3: Back in Training. The actress was also cast in the initial season of the television series, Baywatch. For Weatherly, opportunities for earning money were never far away, due to her many acting skills. So she got herself acting gigs on various movies and television shows like Happy Days, The New Leave It To Beaver and Chicago Hope. 

Barbara Bouchet

Establishing herself as a recognizable movie star, and a Hollywood icon many years ago, Barbara Bouchet got her lead roles in movies and television. Her initial earnings came via modeling. Soon, she was able to make the shift to acting in movies and can list several choice roles. Included are those on John Goldfarb, In Harm’s Way, Casino Royal, and Please Come Home. Married to producer Luigi Borghese since 1974, She and Bouchet have two children together.

Kelly Coffey

Fitness instructor, Kelly Coffey-Meyer has been instrumental in the success achieved by many people in attaining weight loss goals, with the needed support along the way. It's given her some income and allowed her to build her fortune. But since her father received a diagnosis of dementia during the 1980s, Coffey-Meyer has committed her days to activism designed to raise awareness and seek support for the condition. She's even published books on the topic. In her fifties, this mother to two kids is still very fit.

Coleen Nolan

A member of the musical group The Nolans, Coleen Nolan became a star even before she was on various television shows like Celebrity Big Brother, Dancing on Ice, and This Morning. At the point of finally capitalizing on her talents and hard work fanbase-wise and financially, she had to kiss huge paychecks goodbye, as a result of negative publicity thrown her way. Apparently, she made concerning gay people and their rights, which were viewed as negative.

Joanie Greggains

Rosemary Conley

Nutrition and the trend back then of emphasizing low-fat diets are what Conley was about for several decades. But not without the all-important exercise of course. She was dead serious when she declared a war on hip flab with her hip and thigh workout and diet in 1984. Today, she's ragingly successfully, needing not just one shop, but several for the Rosemary Conley Diet and Fitness Clubs, of which she is the president.

Beverley Callard

Do you want 'rapid results?' This is the lady to help you achieve it via a good workout schedule.  Beverley Callard has acted on Coronation Street among several other shows in British television, like Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps, and Hells Bells. However, the role she would be best remembered for is the one in fitness tapes like Ultimate Results, Rapid Results, and Real Results. You will find them on YouTube in case you're curious.

Mary Lou Retton

At the 1984 Olympic games, Mary Lou Retton fast became America’s sweetheart. She melted hearts with her sweet demeanor and her superb gymnastics. It earned winnings scores and attracted more sponsors and investments in the sport. But apart from that, she made Americans happy and tear up with her cute 1985 fitness video for children. Aptly called Fun Fit, it was 'kid-perfect' exercise time and Retton was the ideal instructor.

Debbie Reynolds

Singing in the Rain Hollywood legend Debbie Reynolds also got into the exercise video trend. She had long been a star by the time Do it Debbie’s Way came out. It was a spunky 1983 fitness video that included famous actresses from that time like Teri Garr and Florence Henderson. Reynolds, a favorite Hollywood star, acted in movies well into the 2010s. She was the mother of another Hollywood star, Carrie Fisher. Fisher and Reynolds died one day apart.

Sandahl Bergman

Sandahl Bergman won a Golden Globe Award for playing Valeria in 1982 on Conan the Barbarian. She was fit and mentally tough as she was able to do all her own stunts. She went on to play Queen Gedren on Red Sonja in 1985. But while she was making her name in movies during the '80s, she was also the instructor for a series of exercise videos called The Firm. They were aerobic exercises with interval training, incorporating weights - sure fat burners!

LaReine Chabut

LaReine Chabut is a well-known fitness expert who first started out as a model doing commercials, and eventually landed a contract with Nike. She often appears on the cover of magazines, including Shape, Glamour, and Health Magazine. She's a best-selling author of books that include topics like Lose That Baby Fat! Additionally, LaReine is the lead instructor for the exercise video series, The Firm, for losing weight and staying fit. They've sold more than three million copies to date. That's a lot of cash alright!

Chuck Norris

Martial arts expert Chuck Norris has been an inspiration to the public for a long time. He was an inspiration prior to his becoming famous for Walker Texas Ranger, and the resultant hyperbolic meme factoids. During the '80s, Norris was the lead celebrity of The Cannon Group conglomerate and a big earner for them. So much so that in the '90s,  through his infomercials, he convinced people to buy his Total Gym to achieve amazing full body workouts.

Dolph Lundgren

Dolph Lundgren’s name might on it own make persons envision a tall, hard-bodied blonde. That wouldn't be far from the truth. This Swedish martial artist, actor, investor, and chemical engineering graduate to name a few, looks like he has done it all. And would you believe, this also includes a fitness video. But we feel that no matter what you do, you'll never attain his muscles displayed in Maximum Potential, his 1986 video. It's probably genetic. Lundgren still keeps up his bodybuilding and fitness routine. His high-intensity action flicks speak for themselves.

Hulk Hogan

Oh, you want the DVD, do you? That would be a little bit difficult since we mean the 1985 Hulk Hogan! Therefore, all we can give you is this fine audio cassette to listen to him continuously shouting what's meant to be demeaning workout commands military style. He's like an audio fitness trainer! How commercially successful was that? Anyway, it's designed to help you grow stronger and bigger with each command. And it's all done to synth music... yep.

Mr. T

OK, so he wasn't a perky, continuously hopping, spandex-wearing aerobics video instructor. But he was no fool - it was all an '80s thing. Mr. T. was an old school butt kicker, just like Sylvester Stallone and Hulk Hogan. He was pure '80s tough-man brawn and muscles with his huge biceps, gold chains, and the signature mohawk. Born Lawrence Tureaud, the Chicago native retired pro wrestler, retained his name, and it became a part of the popular culture. It showed up in advertisements under endorsements and film cameos. As the man said, he ain't no sucker!

Jennifer Beals

It was a tale of a young welder by day, exotic dancer by night, who finally achieves fame through dance. Jennifer Beals, the star of Flashdance became one of the defining individuals of the decade. The possibility of achieving physical health and fitness with beauty from dancing helped to define the decade. Today, Beals still has the body to hammer out the iconic dance to the tune of Maniac. She's still going at high intensity, with a high number of television and movie roles. This includes a part in the series, The L Word.

Mayim Bialik

Mayim Bialik started out as a child actress in the late '80s. She became popular playing the title character on Blossom but even had a role in the horror movie Pumpkinhead. Impressively, the forty-something actress also happens to be a neuroscientist and an author. She has written and published some books, one of which features over a hundred vegan recipes called Mayim's Vegan Table. It goes without saying that The Big Bang Theory star values good nutrition very much.

Lenny Kravitz

Lenny Kravitz looks so good that you could slap him on a poster for men's fitness and call it a done deal. He has maintained his incredible shape over time, crediting it to packing a jump rope for himself to use wherever he stays, so as to keep up with his exercise routine. He also says that he's an 'outdoor' person, and much prefers adventures outside to being in a gym, which, we think, is just practical. His present-day look shows that it's all been worth it, as he still looks like a young male.

Neil Patrick Harris

Mainly known for his comedy television roles, Neil Patrick Harris is an American actor, comedian, and magician. He started acting in the late '80s, when he played a doctor as the title character in Doogie Howser, M.D. A playwright in his hometown of New Mexico discovered him at a drama camp. Now, the actor is most recognized for his role of Barney Stinson on How I Met Your Mother, which he played from 2005 until 2014.

Jon Bon Jovi

Jon Bon Jovi was a huge heartthrob in the 1980s, and is a very wealthy man. He hasn't hidden his passion for good health either. Bon Jovi says his major workout involves the treadmill, elliptical, and weights. At 55, he makes sure to exercise regularly. He enjoys running so much that he goes up to six times a week! When touring, like Kravitz, Jon spends time with nature. When he travels, he ensures to take his multi-professional companion, who is his trainer, nutritionist, as well as a chiropractor.

Mary-Ann Wilson

Mary-Ann Wilson is a registered nurse who specializes in geriatrics. She was focusing on post-polio rehabilitation in patients when she started the TV workout program, Sit and Be Fit.  It was a new workout program that consisted of easy yet effective exercises done while seated on a chair. She might not be with the show any longer, but Wilson is still in the world of geriatric and modified fitness. Wilson and her fitness program have won over 30 national health and fitness awards and recognition.

Demi Moore

When Demi Moore starred as in GI Jane, it caused her to take on a whole new workout. Moore is still acting and still has one of the best bodies in the Entertainment business. The actress is now 55 years old and still looks as gorgeous as she did during the 1980s! She was 16 in the photo on the left. But we know the actress still has a hard-core workout to maintain her lovely figure. She's more than likely added an anti-aging skin routine to her schedule, too. 

Carmen Electra

Since she's in such good shape, we know that Baywatch star  Carmen Electra knows a lot about the topic. She knows a thing or two about fitness and she even made a couple of videos about it. Her view of activities to stay fit is a far cry from the norm, and certainly different from that of other instructors of the 1980s. Maybe they were just a quick way of earning money. Electra created a routine called Aerobic Striptease as a means of getting fitter and hotter.

Sylvester Stallone

Rocky Balboa still lives on in our dreams. Who could forget him? It's the same with Rambo who complained that "They drew first blood." You would remember Stallone playing either character, granting him wealth and a super-ripped bodybuilder physique that is able to rip up any shirt with just one flex of his muscles. Even though he's 71 years old now, we could wall learn a thing or two about being fit from his strict exercise routine.

Cindy Crawford

As a supermodel, Cindy Crawford is one woman who's hard to miss. She was and still is that beautiful, even at 52 years old. She gave hope and inspiration to many women to be beautiful and in great health. And she also gave them the tools needed for creating that beautiful healthy body. She has inspired women to be the best version of themselves by adopting certain routines that she called: The Next Challenge Workout and Shape Your Body.

Tom Cruise

Tom Cruise has stayed in such really good shape over the years. Other actors may fall off the fitness wheel every once in a while and gain a few, but not Tom. But how has he done it?  Tom has revealed that it's through a number of physical activities, and not just targeted exercise. So he goes sea-kayaking, caving, fencing, weight training, rock-climbing, hiking, and jogging, to name some of them. He says doing so many activities make it easy to accomplish his fitness routine.

Brooke Shields

For actress Brooke Shields who has made a fortune as well from modeling, being fit and lovely is something she's always been. But following the birth of her two children, she let herself get a bit out of shape. However, she's back on track now, eating nutritious meals, exercising, and paying attention to her fitness and well-being. Shields told Healthy Living magazine, that when she gets enough sleep and drinks enough water, she feels great. She added that she "doesn't think there’s a trick to being healthy; we all know what our limitations are.”

Tamilee Webb

Everybody loved how fitness guru Tamilee Webb just looked amazing wearing a pair of leotards and people wanted to achieve the same figure she had. This might be why her workout videos like Abs of Steel and Buns of Steel gained so much popularity. As the years passed, it's like nothing has changed because Webb has managed to take care of her figure. After all, she has an exercise science master's degree.

Jake Steinfeld

Jake Steinfeld is known for being the man behind Body By Jake. He was the guy who helped a lot of people get in shape through networks like FitTV and Exercise TV. He also created his very own weight loss program called FitOrbit. Steinfeld is already in his 50s today but it's very clear that he has been able to take care of his health and fitness through the years. He is also known for being the uncle of actress and singer Hailee Steinfeld. Who would not want to have his physique at that age? Well, this is what you get for being into exercise all your life!

Jane Fonda

Jane Fonda is already 80 years old today and has no need to slim down even in her age. This might be because Fonda has always been taking care of her body ever since she was young. Back in the 1980s, she was able to release a workout book and a workout video. People loved and it sold many copies during the 1980s and 1990s. These days, Fonda proudly continues her fruitful acting career while having been able to maintain a very nice physique that many of us are certainly jealous of!

Suzanne Somers

Actress Suzanne Somers is most known for her roles in shows like Step By Step and Three's Company. Back in the 1980s, she was actually a spokesperson for an exercise product called the Thigh Master. Well, taking into account that she used to have the perfect body, who could have been more adequate for the role? At the time, she was known for her career as an entertainer in Las Vegas. She also found success as an author for she was able to release self-help books and four books about dieting.

Gilad Janklowicz

Gilad Janklowicz was a very popular and successful fitness guru who was known for his show entitled Bodies in Motion that ran for more than a decade. The show was ESPN's first ever show about fitness. Gilad also has a sculpting workout program entitled Total Body Sculpt with Gilad that was shown in FitTv. The amount of videos he has released throughout his entire career has reached over 30 already.