Paul Walker Body Workout And Diet Plan

PAUL WALKER BIOGRAPHY

Birthday :- September 12, 1973 in Glendale , California, USA

Birth Name :- Paul William Walker IV

Height :- 6 '2  

Walker 's film career began in 1987 with the horror and comedy movie Monster in the Closet .  
He and his sister Ashlie were competing on an episode of the game show I say , Finishing in second place in 1988.Paul William Walker IV  is an American actor of Albanian heritage  He became well known in 1999 after his role in the hit film Varsity Blues .  
It is also known for his role in the surprise summer hit The Fast and the Furious .  
His other films include Joy Ride , Running Scared , Into the Blue and Eight Below .  
It also appears in the National Geographic Channel series Expedition Great White .

PAUL WALKERS WORKOUT PLAN

Being skinny is not easy to become muscular and from there , Paul had to put a lot of work . 
He lifted weights and also took creatine , with which he went up to 200 pounds.  
Paul  walkers suggests that it is best to do a full body workout of progressive overload and do a workout split for chest, triceps, shoulders, back , biceps and legs.

Paul says he has never needed a nutritionist or a personal trainer because he felt out there and play sports. He plays basketball , goes for surfing , volleyball , skating, etc.
Paul is famous for intensive use martial arts to train for his films. It increases flexibility and endurance to higher limits and helps them stay alert. 
 It also removes the excess fat while giving the speed, balance and coordination. Karate , Aikido, Judo, Jujitsu and Kung Fu are some martial arts that usually performs .
Walker began training with fifteen minutes of cardio . 
Then he circuits, typically moves -press- ups , lunges, squats, etc. He believes that there is nothing better than compound and physical exercises.

PAUL WALKER DIET PLAN

For food , Paul walker eat a mostly paleo diet , which means he eat a diet that consisted mainly of vegetables, nuts and meat - about what our hunter-gatherer ancestors could lay their hands on meat .
This diet allows you to eat large amounts of food because all the food you eat is " healthy ."  
It gives your body the energy it needs to get through the workouts and it also allows you to burn fat easily as well .

Regarding supplements , I would honestly just try to stick with the bare essentials .  
This means a high quality powder protein, fish oil , and maybe a high quality multivitamin to cover the potential vitamin and mineral deficiencies in the body.