Last modified on September 23rd, 2023 at 7:53 pm
Those who have watched Scott Edward Atkins in The Bourne Ultimatum, Zero Dark Thirty, The Expendables 2, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, and Boyka: Undisputed have surely fallen in love with his buff body and MMA fighting skills. Adkins is not just tough on screen, but he is also a badass in real life. He has received training in different martial art styles including judo, karate, kickboxing, jujutsu, ninjutsu, Muay Thai, and Krav Maga. Here we share the training and diet regimen that Adkins follows to keep him in such good shape and stay fit for the characters he plays.
Height: 178 cm (5’ 10”); Weight: 178 lb
Chest: 45”; Waist: 34”
Bicep: 16”
Adkins loves volume training and simple weight training. The 42-year-old Undisputed 3 star makes sure to hit the gym five to six days each week and train intensely. He mostly focuses on compound lifts to gain functional strength and gain muscle.
He mixes up his workouts, training three days with weights and two days with cardio mixed with martial arts. Aside from explosive movements, he performs plyometrics for his lower body. The Hard Target 2 actor works out his legs more, as he often has some back issues.
Day 1: Triceps and Chest
Day 2: MMA or Cardio
MMA involves sparring and fight training, involving workouts like heavy bag thrusts and boxing, jump squats, pushups, pull ups, rope jump, and overhead slams.
Cardio (HIIT for 15-20 min)
Day 3: Biceps and Back
Day 4: MMA or Cardio
MMA involves sparring and fight training, involving workouts like heavy bag thrusts and boxing, jump squats, pushups, pull ups, rope jump, and overhead slams.
Cardio (HIIT for 15-20 min)
Day 5: Shoulders and Legs
Day 6: MMA or Cardio Optional
MMA involves sparring and fight training, involving workouts like heavy bag thrusts and boxing, jump squats, pushups, pull ups, rope jump, and overhead slams.
Cardio (HIIT for 15-20 min)
Adkins sometimes cuts out carbs from the rest of his meals after lunch to minimize fat and facilitate weight-loss. In a recent interview, he has revealed that he loves having zucchini pasta with Bolognese and Ragu sauce. To gain muscle, he aims for having about 0.7-1 g of protein per one pound of bodyweight.
Scott Adkins’ regular diet includes fresh, whole grain foods like fruits, green veggies, lean proteins, fish, and protein smoothie. He prefers to have a pre- and post-workout protein-enriched shake or snack.
Last modified on September 23rd, 2023 at 7:53 pm
You look so beautiful! thank you so much for sharing your routine diet plan.