The 4X Mr. Olympia champion is highly regarded in the world of bodybuilding. Jay Cutler is often looked at for his muscular and super-jacked physique, having won the Mr. Olympia title four times in a row. He is no stranger to going beyond the conventional diet practices in order to acquire a swole physique.
Jay Cutler recently released a resurfaced video on the Internet, showcasing his preparation. The video serves as a testament to his dedication and hard work. In the footage, he reveals his routine for a specific time of the day, providing his fans with a glimpse into his training process.
An ideal morning of prep in Jay Cutler’s life
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Jay Cutler took to his TikTok one day ago and posted a video of himself from his training days in the 2005 Mr. Olympia. He shows a snippet of how his morning went during those times. Cutler captioned it, “The morning of the 2005 Mr. Olympia 💪 #bodybuilding.” For his prep days, The Comeback King used to wake up early in the morning around 6:15.
He then begins the video by saying, “We’re ready to rock. Okay, we’re up early. I’ve been eating through the night.” He further goes on to say that he eats through the night in order to maintain his weight. Cutler in the video says, “I had to eat through the night to keep my weight. 26 like t0 sixty-four. T0 sixty-five right now.”
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He further explains that he eliminated all forms of sweeteners from his diet before entering the competition. As the competition approached, he completely restricted his food intake to liquids only. It was during this period that he felt prepared to go for the win. However, despite his efforts, Cutler was defeated in 2005. The following year, 2006, became a significant turning point in his bodybuilding career.
Jay Cutler shares his feelings about winning Mr. Olympia for the first time
In 2005, Cutler was defeated by his competitor, Ronnie Coleman. However, the revenge was well taken when Cutler beat Coleman just the year after in 2006. Having won the title 4 consecutive times in a row, it doesn’t even come to one’s mind that he would hate the victories. In a video, Jay Cutler revealed, “I hated winning Mr. Olympia because when I did win, I got a little comfortable. I always found that I wasn’t as motivated to win as I was losing.”
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To Cutler, losing keeps you on the grind to get better, and once you have achieved what you have been dreaming of, you lose sight of what is to come next. What is your take on Jay Cutler’s idea of victory? Let us know in the comments section below!
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