Exercise Scientist’s Hilarious Posing Routine Leaves 2x Arnold Classic Physique Champion Speechless

Can you pose down in front of the best poser and two-time Arnold Classic champion, Terrance Ruffin? Well, it seems like Dr. Mike Israetel, aka the Exercise Scientist, can. Often known for having such playful moments with elite bodybuilders, Israetel is now at it again.

Recently, the gym buddy of the Exercise Scientist, Jared Feather, posted a video of Ruffin and Israetel posing after a rigorous workout. The bodybuilding critic did some striking poses but then switched to doing some hilarious attempts at posing as well. Let’s take a look at how he posed in front of Ruffin.

Dr. Mike’s ‘unique style of posing’

In the video, the former professor started his posing routine by pretending that there was a fake audience. Then he did a karate pose and suddenly struck the front double-bicep pose. He flaunted his big biceps in front of the two-time Arnold Classic champion. He also engaged in the standing atlas pose and then did a few poses that had Ruffin perplexed. 

The two-time Arnold Classic Champion was standing next to the Exercise Scientist near the tricep dip machine. He observed the former professor’s posing routine and couldn’t stop laughing. Jared Feather hinted at the same, mentioning this in his caption.

He wrote, “I take back everything bad I’ve ever said about @drmikeisraetel ‘s rhythm, posing, and overall flow.” Feather didn’t stop here; he added on the unique style of posing: “He left @ruff_diesel (arguably the best poser of our time) SPEECHLESS with this masterpiece.” The Exercise Scientist doesn’t pose often; this might be the second time he has done so this year. Let’s find out with whom he posed earlier.

The Exercise Scientist poses with the young fitness freak

A few months ago, Israetel collaborated with the young and rising fitness icon Sam Sulek and posed with him. They did four striking poses, but the last one was Dr. Mike posing in his unique way, and it grabbed a lot of attention. They kicked off with the most muscular pose, flaunting enormous biceps and massive traps.

The next pose they did was the side chest pose, followed by a double back bicep pose. They didn’t stop there and did the rear delt spread, nailing the pose to perfection. The last pose the Exercise Scientist did was truly exceptional emphasizing on which he wrote, “Swipe all the way over for a classic posing instructional from yours truly.”

The Exercise Scientist poses down rarely, and when he does, the critic follows his unique style of posing. Do you also want to train and pose with the PhD holder? Let us know in the comments.