"Trust Him": Plus-sized Fitness Trainer With Protruding Potbelly Leads Exercise at Gym, Video Trends
- A fitness trainer trended on social media because of his body size and how he could move with incredible speed
- The plus-sized man with a protruding potbelly was spotted guiding others as they trained at the gym
- He was so energetic that people were impressed, and many TikTok users said they would like to be trained by him
Interesting TikTok reactions trailed the video of a fitness trainer with a protruding potbelly.
A short clip of the trainer at work was posted on the TikTok handle of @aerofitsa, and it has attracted more than 7400 comments from the man's fans.
Source: UGC
The physical appearance of the fitness trainer in the TikTok video caught the attention of many people. The man was plus-sized, unlike many fitness trainers with six packs and turgid muscles.
Also, he had a protruding potbelly, making some people wonder how he was able to carry his body.
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However, the fitness trainer proved many people wrong because he did his job perfectly, leading people at the gym in a very professional manner.
Watch the video below:
TikTok users react to video of a plus-sized fitness trainer
Many people who commented on the video said they admired the man's professionalism and noted that they would most likely trust him as a fitness trainer more than someone with six packs.
@LouLou said:
"The only trainer I’m trusting because he is with us through the journey."
@Fixie said:
"The guy in the blue shirt has a lot to say, but he might lose his job."
@joetiger88 said:
"The trainer gives me no motivation, we might end up at KFC after this."
@Jabu said:
"Does it mean my body is gonna look like the trainer?"
@Prince Boateng said:
"We are in this together."
Mother cautions her daughter, who goes to the gym
Earlier, Briefly News reported that a Nigerian mother had a sneak peek into what her daughter does at the gym when she goes there to workout.
The woman was alarmed, and she was quick to tell her daughter to be careful while at the gym so as not to damage her womb.
She said the lady carried weight on her womb, reminding her that she was still going to give birth to children.
Source: Legit.ng
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