Get Fit Like Foxx—The Jamie Foxx Workout

Get Fit Like Foxx   Jamie Foxx's functional training and core work allow the Hollywood heavyweight to assume any identity.   Jamie Foxx is one of the few movie stars who's also a great actor. Whether he's playing a rhythm-and-blues legend ("Ray"), an ex-slave out for revenge ("Django Unchained"), or the president of the United States ("White House Down"), Foxx has a way of dissolving into character. His dynamic physique is as much a part of his transformative ability as his acting, and his workouts lay a foundation on which he can build any character he takes on. Although Foxx always sports ripped abs and thick arms, he does surprisingly little direct training for them. His workouts integrate core stability into every movement to enhance his functionality. With such a solid starting point, he can quickly add whatever muscle, flexibility, or definition a part requires.   More >       Also Check Out:     The Best Exercises You're NOT Doing   Find out why these five overlooked exercises are essential to any fitness routine.     50 Tasty Foods Under 50 Calories   Next time you're hungry, try one (or more) of these low-cal snacks and guilt-free flavor boosts.     10 Adventurous Sex Moves   Why settle for a good romp when you can have a great one? We've got the tricks that'll treat her right.     The Best Health Breakthroughs   A dirty secret about hand washing, and more of the latest research you need to stay healthy.     Biggest Fitness Myths—Debunked   We clear up seven of the top misconceptions circulating around the sweaty air of your local gym.     Your Hard-Gainer Questions Answered   "Men's Fitness" training director Sean Hyson, C.S.C.S., tackles your Q's about stacking on size.         mensfitness.com | Subscribe to Men's Fitness Magazine | About Us | Privacy Policy | Contact Us     All e-mail addresses were obtained through user-submittal on MensFitness.com. To unsubscribe, click here. Or view our Privacy Policy.     © 2013 Weider Publications, LLC. All Rights Reserved. A subsidiary of American Media, Inc., 4 New York Plaza, NY, NY 10004