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Celebrity / Gul Panag starts ‘midlife muscle’ experiment ahead of 48th birthday

Hemanta Pande
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Gul Panag starts ‘midlife muscle’ experiment ahead of 48th birthday
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Actress Gul Panag has begun a new fitness journey ahead of turning 48, opting for professional guidance after decades of training independently. Seeking structured support in training, nutrition and recovery, she aims to discover how much further she can push her physical potential.

Mumbai, Nov 4: Actress Gul Panag, known for her disciplined fitness lifestyle and commitment to health, has embarked on a new chapter in her wellness journey. As she approaches her 48th birthday, the actress has decided to adopt a more structured fitness approach by seeking professional guidance to explore her body's full potential after over three decades of training independently.

The actress, who has largely managed her workouts independently, took to Instagram and said she now wants expert guidance on training, nutrition, recovery and accountability to explore the full potential of her body.

Sharing a string of images of her well-maintained, strong body, the actress wrote: “I’ve been training for over three decades. Mostly on my own. And I think it shows. A little.”

“Not in the way you might imagine. Of course, I’ve managed to stay fit, strong and reasonably disciplined. But I’ve often wondered whether I’ve ever really discovered the full extent of what my body is capable of.”

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The actress says it's because there’s a difference between being fit and being as fit as you could be.

“And perhaps there’s a point at which doing everything yourself stops being a virtue and starts becoming a limitation. Over the years, I’ve had some wonderful guidance along the way. @poojamakhija helped me understand nutrition better, first back in 2007, and then again a couple of years later as I navigated the changes in my body through my thirties.”

She added: “Then my very dear friend @bodyfit_deepavaswani helped me rethink and rebuild my strength-training regimen in my mid-forties. More recently, my friend @sharmashalvi, who’s also a nutritionist, has been a source of guidance.”

Gul said that she has never really committed to having someone oversee the entire process.

“Training, nutrition, recovery, stretching, progression. And, most importantly, accountability. I’ve had the discipline. Perhaps what I’ve been missing is the direction. And some tweaking. So, as I approach my next birthday, I’ve decided to find out what happens when I introduce something I’ve largely managed without all these years. A trainer.”
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The actress said: “Enter @shuru_100. Guidance, regular check-ins, a more structured approach to training and nutrition, and someone who is actually going to hold me accountable. Twice a day, apparently.”

Gul said that she is not starting from scratch.

“I’m not chasing some dramatic transformation. And I’m certainly not suggesting that what I’ve done all these years hasn’t worked. I’m simply curious about how much further I can go. And whether a little expert guidance might help me discover what I’ve been leaving on the table. So here we are. A little experiment in midlife muscle. And some very public accountability. After three decades of largely being my own boss in the gym, I’ve finally decided to let someone else tell me what to do. Let’s see how that goes.”
(With inputs from IANS)