Months After Its Release, Netflix’s ‘Arnold’ Continues to Garner Praise as 54-Year-Old Ripped Bodybuilder Urges Everyone to See

When two fitness icons cross paths, it’s bound to create waves of excitement and admiration among their loyal fan bases. Mike O’Hearn, a renowned actor and bodybuilder, recently posted on social media about the Netflix documentary about Arnold Schwarzenegger.

O’Hearn and Schwarzenegger have been seen bonding a lot of times previously as well. Both being connected to Hollywood as well as the fitness industry, O’Hearn gave his honest opinions about the documentary in the latest Instagram story that he posted.

Mike O’Hearn opens up about ‘Arnold’

One of the primary reasons Mike O’Hearn’s endorsement has sparked enthusiasm among the fitness community is the underlying theme of perseverance and grit that Arnold has exemplified throughout his life. Arnold’s journey from a little Austrian hamlet to dominating the bodybuilding industry and eventually Hollywood is a monument to the strength of perseverance, hard work, and self-belief.

For the lifting community, the documentary is a gold mine of information about Schwarzenegger’s regimen, diet, and other facets of his bodybuilding experience. O’Hearn posted a clip from the video on his Instagram story and captioned it, “A must see.”

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O’Hearn has previously acknowledged on numerous occasions that he draws inspiration from “The Austrian Oak.” Mike recently noted that at moments like these, when talking about the challenges of following a strict diet, Schwarzenegger’s words serve as inspiration for him to push through the discomfort.

Schwarzenegger and his influence on ‘Titan’

O’Hearn stated during a YouTube video that it’s not great to be that low on body fat while carrying heavy muscle mass and minimizing food. He confessed and continued, “I have to do it to make sure that I continuously try to force to get better and better and better.“

“It never gets easier but for me, I like that! And I go back to what Arnold said, I don’t want to be comfortable!” he stated. Adding to this, he said, “I want to be hungry and stay hungry and keep fighting to try to do everything else that’s coming my way and continue to do what I love and create the physique.“

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What are your views about O’Hearn’s statements? Have you watched the documentary yet? Let us know in the comments.