Clint Walker's Home Gym
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- A great interview as Clint shows off his home gym and also lets us see what great shape he is in. Clint has been an inspiration to countless men who wanted to work out and not be labeled as "sissies" for caring about their appearance back in the 60's. A big thank you to Jesse, aka htrrz, for sending me this video. I just love it when Clint fans send me stuff :) Thanks a million and enjoy.
What was so impressive about Clint was his soft spoken demeanor. He was a big and powerful guy, but came across so humble and as a truly gentle man. May God rest his soul.
This is the ultimate male physique without looking like an inflated balloon. He looks powerful, yet potentially nimble. Watching men like this, one gets a stronger impression of how modern bodybuilding has ruined our understanding of what a healthy, optimal man's body should look like.
The optimal looking Facist-man.
@@gerhardschelbi9939 facist?
Clint was asked once to bulk up for a role. He sure did a GOOD JOB.
Clint should have played Superman! What a build! God bless him, rest in peace.✝️
6 ft 6 in. Probably about 290 lbs.
Soft-spoken, smoldering hunk! Great actor and a real class-act. WOW!
Just what I was thinking!
He would have made a great Superman....
Yes, he has the tapered muscular "V Shape" build without being muscle bound and his limbs are in good proportion to his height and weight.
joeyvader ~ He would have. He actually got to play Tarzan - his first film in 1954, called Jungle Giants, I believe. I don't know if the film is available in any format currently.
He was considered to be Superman but he turned it down.
That’s what I said he looks like him and he’s even super tall like him too
Agree
im 38 and always admired clint not only for his stature but he is an actual gentleman,someone to look up to and show a younger generation how to carry yourself as a man,and he always seem to be very respectful
With all my heart , I loved your comment 👍
damn and now you're 50. life comes at you like a hurricane
@@tylerprudhommesheeeeesh
As for loving Clint Walker... I'm 64 and fell for him at about 9 years old. Absolutely gorgeous hunk of man!!
Very soft spoken and great guy!!
That guy was a definite stud. Quiet, strong, powerful, and upright. He appears to have been every bit of the man you saw on the screen. I don't even know how I got to this page, but it was a decent way to spend 5 minutes.
+obbor4 sure was a looker....
What a cool personality! Never saw the show as a kid in reruns like Rifleman or Bonanza but I'm thinking now they might be worth a look. Speaks to a bygone era for sure. Jon Hamm (aka Don Draper) looks a lot like him and I have to think that might have had something to do with his casting.
i'm so glad i lived through the time when he was making movies... an absolutely beautiful man, and human being.
Wow, it feels amazing to watch him in his home space and such a sweetheart!
Such a well-spoken man with great intellect!
Like most men back in the day
Seems like a very down to earth and thoughtful man.
He seemed like a real gentleman and very sincere. He was one of my very favorite actors while growing up and still a fan of his movies. There really aren't many like him in Hollywood.
Today's version of Clint Walker: Keanu Reeves. Just a thought.
To say that Clint is good looking is an understatement.
seanviv2 ikr girl!
his interviews done during his last years....he still looked good...handsome is as handsome does. Clint had a chiseled look and he obviously tried to stay in shape up to the end. He was blessed and was a blessing.
It's kinda funny to think of an average-looking girl starting to date him and telling her friends: "I've met a new man and I want to show him to you tonight. He seems quite good looking to me." And her friends would all be saying inside, "Yeah, right!" Then that night she introduces him...
Clint Walker comes across as a good, honest man and sensible. Only saw him in The Dirty Dozen and Killdozer. Sad to hear of his passing. RIP
While working as an armed security guard at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas Clint met actor Henry Wilcoxon, who introduced him to director Cecil B. DeMille, and Walker found himself playing the part of a Captain of the Guard in The Ten Commandments (1956).
He was bicep curling 50 lbs not 35 foo. Holy cow he was a physical monster. Thankss for posting.
20 dips is pretty impressive.clint walker is still most peoples vision of an ideal physique
Like a Greek statue.
Always liked Clint. Never made a bad movie or show.
A physically perfect man.
He was a very talented but modest man.we could more of that these days.
Amazing. Muscles and brains, with a good heart to match.
This guy was built better than today's movie star 'heroes' - and he was an early advocate of weight training back when sports coaches and doctor claimed that it would make you 'muscle-bound' and was 'bad for your heart'.
He's also using a lot of training methods that he picked up from training at Vince Gironda's gym.
Always loved his voice and way of speaking..very measured and calming actually.
Dear Millenials,
That was a man... A mighty big one !
watching the power and energy come through his eyes..... HE IS NOT CONFUSED ABOUT WHERE THE POWER COMES FROM he is humble...he knows GOD
So much charisma.
My dad was a huge Clint Walker fan and I was named after the gentle giant of a man.
In my opinion The Night of the Grizzly was one of his best movies.
I liked him in Killdozer also.
He was a favorite actor of mine, a nice guy and yes a spectacular physique.
This makes it even more amazing because of his sleek attire
Clint was ahead of his time! Absolutely amazing!
I always liked this guy. Happy to see he worked out.
Thanks for the reminder of a truly humble and committed person.
I am still watching The Cheyenne Show l love those reruns .
Wow what a man where are they today ? Nowhere to be found. He's gorgeous
This Man was way ahead of his time. He was a GREAT ACTOR 🙏❤️
Clint's attention to good health and staying fit is why is he still with us today... and still in fairly good health. Too bad more attention wasn't given to his singing ability. He did have a wonderful voice.
R.I.P. Clint, We're miss you!!!
His look, build and height would of made a perfect Superman
He was a great man and I remember bring mesmerized by him as a child.
My goodness gracious he was PURDY!! 😍
👳🏽♀️🚬🧕🚬👵🏻🚬👸🏻🚬👴🏻🚬 SHUT UP OLD LADY
@@donrickels5622 🤣 kiss my grits!
@@donrickels5622 you must be real ugly." Your deep resentment of compliments for this actor shows it..🥂
@@donrickels5622 ,,some of the prettiest women around come from mexico." so thank,s..😜👌
@@donrickels5622 but,be carefull...I'll take your insult fun away from utube..TRY ME
He had such good proportions, a real superman .
R.I.P. Clint,the likes of you will never pass this way again.
He was a very strong conservative and Christian. A Repub too. He never drank or smoked.
I would love to know more about his Christian beliefs. Did you ever hear him talk about a personal relationship with Jesus? You sound like you know a lot about him. Live in Grass Valley?
Absolutely beautiful!!! LORD GOD, thank you for good men!
He was also not given to swearing, crude language, or gossip. He credits his mother with instilling those traits in him.
He was in a film with Kim Novak, but I can't remember the name of it. Anyway, the one clip of it here on TH-cam was really weird.
Baby Bunny It was The Great Train Robbery, not one of my favorites.
Clint Walker a stud and gentleman! I will take the "Dirty Dozen" over the Expendables any day!
Ahhh that's where I recognize him...
"What kinda name is Posey?"
Hell yes 👍🏻
I would take Peppa Pig over the Expendables
@@coolworx First name, Samson.
Incredible man. Respect 🙏
GREAT ACTOR. GREAT PHYSIC . GREAT HUMBLE MAN
interviewer got brutally mogged
The face and body that would shame Adonis 😍
He lived to be 91. That's well above the national average!
way ahead of his time in body building, he had the answers 20 years before everyone else 💪💯
Well I’m 70,now and I’m still in love with him
"By doing preacher curls, you avoid cheating when doing your curls"
*proceeds to do preacher curls and cheats*
There weren't no you tube and very few books back in thoughs days to teach you about form.
@@cedj121 It's common sense, preacher curl is an isolation exercise, or in other words, no involvement of other muscles. It was too heavy for this guy but he wanted to show off.
@@drjmja1984 Fuck off dickhead. They were one of the First Humans who were into bodybuilding.
@@krazyninja954 Let me guess, you got offended by my comment.
And no, he wasn't one of the first ones. Bodybuilding goes back to Rome and ancient Greece. I would say go to a library but you are so millennial you don't even know where is one.
@@drjmja1984 You are right (I'm 38 yr old) he cheated by adding some starting momentum. It's toughest to start the lift with your arms stretched out. BUT 130lbs is 130lbs. DaVinci knew the golden ratio for shoulder to waist circumference. People must have been training back then to build their chest and shoulders. That doesn't come by randomly eating healthy and moving around.
Met him at a garage sale in Woodland Park back in 1987. My mom casually chatted with him about Night of the Grizzly. He was such a regular guy, I didn’t realize until later he was that huge dude in The Dirty Dozen.
130 pound curl wow !!
Yea... and it didn't look like he was struggling.
That is impressive... then I googled to find out he was 6’6... guy was a beast! Lol
My God, it kills me to do just 6 parallel bar dips.
I see 2 dummy punching bags and the man Walker, which in his day was a man, a gentleman that most likely took care of business his way..we still watch Cheyenne on Saturday mornings..you are missed big man..
he's pretty smart with the fundamentals for such an old clip.
Jiminy crickets! Curling 130lbs? Atta baby, Clint!
Now this is what a real man looks like! ♥
This is not a man,this is a manly man.
When his parents conceived him the house was totally destroyed.
Hahahaha
That’s hilarious😂😂😂😂
Clint was ahead of his time with the free weights plus taking about diet and rest. Good actor too.
That's exactly what i was going to comment. 👍
1. Workout
2. Eat Clean
3. Rest and Recovery
He was gorgeous.
Both he and jack la lane could do all their workouts fully dressed. Nowadays women esp dress half naked and grossly indecent for gym or jogs or athletic meets. Its all advertising. ! Clint was a living , breathing advertisement of exercise and clean living.
@@jessiejames7492 Are you male or female? Women dress for themselves, not for you.
He was a man's man. Humble and softspoken! RIP Clint!
No ego. No attention seeking. No self absorption. Just pure class.
👍
The most beautiful man I’ve ever seen!!❤
That describes me. Lol
@@joethekinghawk7514 Except for the 'no attention seeking' part 😂 Nah jk
@@azeemsyed8550 ok, you got me lol.
He passed away on this day, May 22, 2018 at the age of 91. Great guy, R.I.P. Chyenne Bodie.
Clint Walker was a man's man back in his day :)
Still is!!!!!
back when smoking was the norm and working out was odd
🎅🏻🚬👩🏻🏫🚬👨🏻🏫🚬👴🏻🚬👸🏻🚬 LIKE YO HEAD , U FUCKHEAD
You mean like pretty much the same as now?
@@sergey3746 the gym is much more mainstream now than it’s ever been tho
@@donrickels5622 Your Mom said its time to finish Algebra kid.
@Joseph ayala Dr Harrison Pope, one of the leading experts on steroids & male body image, said that pre-80s, the only people who went to the gym were construction workers, labourers and law enforcement. Nowadays most people have active gym memberships.
People like Clint Walker and Steve Reeves will always be my favourite. Not just because they were weightlifting in the age before steroids were available (thus showing what the natural body is capable of) but also because of their hard work and commitment in an age where strength training was nowhere near as popular as it is now. They didn't have access to all the tips and literature that is so widely available now. They had to go by what their own body was telling them.
If I remember correctly, Clint trained for a short time with the famous trainer, Vince Gironda. Vince said Walker was by far the strongest and best-built man in Hollywood. Many years ago my then-girlfriend vacationed in California and actually met Walker. She talked about him for months after...I never forgave him for that.
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jpcfit Vince Gironda also trained actor William Smith who played Falconetti in “Rich Man Poor Man.” Excellent arms.
Well, then, you’re the one who is insecure. Maybe she sensed that about you. Or, maybe you can’t pick women who love you for you and not what they think you want. I’ve got a friend who is stunningly gorgeous. I’m talking Hollywood gorgeous. She doesn’t like the attention. She’s very self-conscious about it. Her husband is a sweetheart. He’s a good looking guy but, not what you’d think she would go for. Obviously, he doesn’t like it when men stare at her or whatever. But, she makes him feel very secure. I’ve known them for 40 years and she’s still absolutely gorgeous. Their son looks a lot like his mother. He strikingly handsome but, he is also very self conscious about his looks. The whole family is beautiful.....inside and out.
Lol
He had an amazing natty physique for being from a time where things weren't as well understood and being 6'6. One of the first true chads.
@Jank Man he is hardly a chad
@@royedwards51 6'6, strong, muscular, kind, soft-spoken, and he had an incredible voice. How is he not a chad?
Lol "one of the first chads" you mean one of the last. There was more and more real men like him the further back you go back in time.
@Jank Man Aryan? You meant Persian?
He looks like that lead actor on MadMen!
If anyone is looking for a positive example of masculinity, I'll be sure to send them this way
This guy was hugee in his prime!
But but but CNN tells me that Masculinity is toxic and I should avoid it at all costs! I'm confused.....
Would you allude to there being negative examples of femininity?
@@heisensperg9264 of course not, women are pure and good. Like Saint Amber Heard.
@@siddislikesgoogle Judging by your sarcastic tone you're a misogynist pig if you don't believe all women you hate all women
Clint made two important key points. It's not about training to be a champion weightlifter it's about keeping in shape, and working out makes you feel better. Most people in the US today have no idea how much better they would feel if they followed Clint's advice. I have a simple gym not unlike Clint's in my home. The whole thing is worth probably around a grand. I use it every other day and have for over 30 years. I am 65 and still going strong. You can too.
cheers R Doc, you're a much-needed and valued inspiration 🤝
Keep at it Doc, much respect.
love that mentality!
Well said bud. I'm similar in age, outlook and fitness lifestyle albeit living in England, UK.
Hey, I'm 35. Last year I got a personal trainer at a gym. I wasn't used to working out so hard, but I was pushed too hard, too soon and developed Rhabdomyolosis. I haven't worked out since.
He's still alive at 90
MerkinMuffly I'm 70 years old and still in love. with Clint Walker
MerkinMuffly. 90 yrs? Wow bless this man.. he comes across very humble but pretty self-confident human being. God gave him alot of blessings and he used it well
Just died.
MerkinMuffly did he just pass away or is somebody making that up
"Somebody" who? "Making up" what?
Any man over 45 can still appreciate seeing a 'man's man!'. Clint had it all....good looks, great voice, size and athleticism....AND, he could act!
One of the best Cowboys ever Was.
Tom Datsall
Agree man's man 100%
@@RepentOrPerishL133 you got that right Brother.
Also he was a thoughtful intelligent man.
Where did all the straight manly men go. He was quite a specimen
Clint was a natural, where the 'rock' is well, a phony....
I don't watch any of the Rock's movies I watched him when he was a wrestler and I loved him then but he's not that good of an actor
Clint Walker an absolute class act and all around good guy. Thanks for posting!
Notice also that his use of English is quite good. Sounds like an educated man.
isn't that the truth!
Most men where back in the day -Polite
@@zeez9053 "Where"? That was back in the day when you could beat a woman and grab her by the genitals and get away with it. Very polite.
It's called television mate
@@jasonwhitcom1677 🤡
He would have been the perfect actor to play Superman, because he was one.
He could of actually fit the suit instead of fake padded muscles. He would of been a sexy Superman.
More like batman his class and his personality and his looks fit perfectly
@@mr.bannana9048 hes straight off the page
@@deanarupe73 U DRUNK
@@EigorMalone99 SHUT UP YA SAP 😠 😡
A natural looking strong physique. No blown up supplement body.
This guy was so physically impressive its incredible
yes, very much so
very tall with broad shoulders and slim and narrow hips
less than 1% of men are so genetically blessed
My God... a perfect specimen of a man. Was there ever a man so beautiful? So humble. So kind with such a deep, resonant voice. (he has a gorgeous singing voice) . They don't make 'em like that anymore. God bless Clint Walker.
"A perfect specimen of a man".......couldn't agree with you more. Just mesmerizing to look at this beautiful man. And his voice was so soothing, deep and sexy. Rest in peace Clint.
Clint was the most beautiful man God ever made. Beautiful inside too!
I agree. He was perfect in every way and will always be loved by so many.
KutieePie Yup. Every guy wanted to be Clint Walker for sure.
Humble man
My father worked with him in construction in California for a short time. My dad was more muscular than Clint but Clint was alot taller than my dad. Clint 6'6" my dad 6'2". Clint told my dad he had been asked to try out for acting and asked my father to come with him but my dad didnt believe him. So he didnt go. Clint got a roll and my dad missed an opportunity to maybe be an actor. Clint called my dad "Stainless Steel because my dad was also a martial artist and he would punch these rotating roof vents and they would spin around like tops. Everytime I see Clint on TV it makes me wonder what it would have been like to have an actor father. Love Clint in Dirty Dozen. Favorite move with him in it. Clint seems to be a very kind soft hearted gentle giant.
Awesome story!
He was a big dude at 6'6". Sadly, he passed away in 2018 just 9 days before his 91st birthday but, what a life. RIP Mr. Walker.
That guy had it all...thats born lucky!
@@robd1329definitely the looks and height was gifted. But her worked for his build
That is a long time to live for that height… must have been all that exercise!!!
@@robd1329 no luckier than anybody else that the
@@josephpeters7076 what's your excuse
Clint Walker was decades ahead of the rest. Great classic and timeless physique. Even more so for his height, 6 ft 6 or 198 cm.
This man speaks full on testosterone running thru his body👊
This is the Henry Cavill of his day.
Right 😂
You can buy all the home gym equipment in the world, but it still won’t make you 6 foot six!
You know he never really made a big thing about being a body builder and using weights, which is exactly what he says in this interview, but in reality he was. What really comes across is the fact he was a very very intelligent man. Walker was a really great Western actor. Old guys always say the today’s actors don’t compare in stature or presence to the old actors, but in Clint Walker’s case its absolutely true. There are no actors like Clint Walker, Hugh OBrien, James Garner today.
I love James Garner too and he's in some of his Cheyenne shows.
Clint Eastwood, Henry Fonda, Sean Connery, Roger Moore....
Clint Walker should have auditioned for Superman
CesMan83 He looks more like the Shazam Captain Marvel.
i always thought he would have made the best Superman, but maybe the producers of Superman thought he was a bit to tall, they probably thought he would stand out and couldnt be conspicuous like Clark Kent was supposed to be, who know;s if he even tried out for the part?
@@jimmyjennings4089 Superman should have auditioned to be _him._ ;-)
He was too old to play Superman in 1979. I do agree with the sentiment though.
Basic compound exercises, natural and oh yeah, no steroids.
And he was working out in dress slacks, belt, tucked in shirt and dress shoes....no sloppy dressing for the gym here.....what a guy! R.I.P. Clint.
The things Clint was talking about back then in regards to the importance of exercise, sleep, and diet are still relevant today. I was also impressed by the fact that he mentioned using whatever you have around to get your workout done (chairs, etc.). I would just add that whatever exercises you do always do them safely and correctly.
Yep
Of course they are, the body hasn't changed. Sleep, diet, and exercise is what a body needs to function properly. That will never change.
With most actors, its all show and no go, taking the glory for the characters of the movie scripts and the music uplifting them. As much as I loved Errol Flynn's character in the movies, his personal life couldn't stand up to the stature of the roles he played. And so many were like him. But not with Mr. Clint Walker. His character in life matched his heroic roles. Very rare, and with a respectable modesty. This man has inspired many to strengthen their backbone to resist the pride that ruins.
very well said, absolutely correct 100%
Humble, polite, and well mannered and kept fit his entire life. I want to be like Clint Walker.
And so you shall! Sparkle!!
Natural All Man....unlike Today's Hollywood boys.
I Love Clint Walker and His Movies and is definitely Inspirational and Going to follow his Exercise Routine
12/14/2023
A man's man. RIP.
Henry Cavill is the Dollar General version of Clint Walker
this guy was 12 cm taller than cavill
@@wilmeralbert2908 fully aware, that’s why I said Cavill is the cheaper copy of Clint Walker.
@@Nonviableaccount true
A time when boys and men had great male role models...
RIP CW (1927-2018)
Guy would be an absolute mega star if he was around now in his prime.
he is... he has been reincarnated into Henry Cavill, and now has a British accent lol
@Transcend Sabers who the fuck is she??
@@Murphator LOL