Tim McGraw is currently in the finest form of his life, and he regularly impresses fans with the rigorous fitness routines that he posts on social media.
However, country music artist hasn’t always been in peak form. Throughout his life, he has had many surgeries after breaking various bones in his body, which has caused him to give up some of the exercises that he likes doing.
The star of 1883 has disclosed that he is unable to continue to include jogging as part of daily routines due to the fact that he has fractured his foot three times and undergone surgery on his knee twice.
The 55-year-old man shared with Rob and Holly of Audacy that in addition to undergoing two knee surgeries and three fractures to his right foot, he has also undergone elbow surgery.
He continued by saying, “I can’t run anymore, and that’s what I miss the most.” “I used to run quite a bit, but now I truly can’t, so that activity has been taken out of my routine.”
Tim, who had spent a considerable amount of time participating in physical therapy, offered the following piece of guidance after emerging from his treatment with the following words: “You have to perform your physical therapy, and you have to listen to your doctor.”
Tim spent his childhood participating in sports and was a highly active kid, but he started gaining weight 14 years ago and is now 215 pounds. After his daughter Gracie told him that he appeared “huge on the screen” in the movie Four Christmases that he starred in back in 2008, he realized that he had no choice but to take action.
In 2019, he disclosed to Men’s Health that he had “been out of it for a spell.” “At that point in my career, I should have been making the most of it, but I wasn’t.”
Tim gave up drinking, burgers, and other “truck stop snacks” and started paying more attention to his health as a result. In 2019, he pushed his passion for working out to the next level by creating his own gym in Nashville, Tennessee. The gym is called TRUMAV.
He continued by saying, “I don’t really get tired of training.” “Being my age and yet being at the top of my game provides me with such a sense of success,” the speaker said. “It’s amazing to think that I can say that.”
