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* While not as extreme as other examples, ''Franchise/SpiderMan'' character Eddie Brock does like to work out. In ''Venom: On Trial'', Kasady mentions that Brock was always doing sit-ups and the like when they were cell mates, and in the [[WesternAnimation/SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries 1994 animated Spider-Man series]], Peter once tracked down Eddie through his home gym equipment.
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* While not as extreme as other examples, ''Franchise/SpiderMan'' character Eddie Brock does like to work out. In ''Venom: On Trial'', Kasady mentions that Brock was always doing sit-ups and the like when they were cell mates, and in the [[WesternAnimation/SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries 1994 animated Spider-Man series]], Peter once tracked down Eddie through his home gym equipment.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'': "[[Recap/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriendsS3E13RoomWithAFeud Room with a Feud]]" features an imaginary friend named Peanut Butter, who is always seen wearing a purple track suit. Bloo, Wilt, Eduardo and Coco are all exhausted after chasing him around the house for 45 minutes, but Peanut Butter is still in great shape and thanks the imaginary friends for such a wonderful workout, saying they should do it every day.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'': Vince, being the gang's jock, is regularly seen exercising. In "[[Recap/RecessS2E11TheSubstitute The Substitute]]", Mr. E substitutes for Mrs. Grotke during the latter's bunion surgery. During recess, he makes all the students do push-ups and jumping jacks. Most of the students are miserable and exhausted from doing so, but Vince [[OnlyOneFindsItFun is the only one who enjoys them]], saying that if they exercised as often as he did, they would be in better shape and he wouldn't have to carry them all in kickball. Mr. E even praises Vince for doing such a good job exercising.
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* ''VisualNovel/{{Aquarium}}'': Theo regularly exercises to become a strong person, as he believes that's what his father expects of him. Aqua finds his muscles fascinating.
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* In ''VideoGame/PotionPermit'', Derrek is obsessed with keeping himself fit for his job as police officer and is often seen lifting weights even while walking outside. [[spoiler:This comes to a head when he ends up being late for work because he was so focused in trying to make 1,000 reps for the day, prompting the Chemist to gently remind him to manage his time and stop overexerting himself.]]
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* ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'': In ''Manga/ThusSpokeKishibeRohan'' story "The Run", Yoma Hashimoto is a model who becomes increasingly obsessed with his personal fitness after signing up for a gym membership as part of an acting gig. He screams at his girlfriend for trying to "poison" him with his favorite spaghetti dish, is irritated by the delivery man interrupting his sleep by ringing the doorbell, and is furious with another gym-goer who booked his trainer before him. [[spoiler:By the end of the story, he murders all of them for daring to interrupt his fitness regimen and tries to do the same to Rohan.]]
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* In ''Manga/ThusSpokeKishibeRohan'' story "The Run", Yoma Hashimoto is a model who becomes increasingly obsessed with his personal fitness after signing up for a gym membership as part of an acting gig. He screams at his girlfriend for trying to "poison" him with his favorite spaghetti dish, is irritated by the delivery man interrupting his sleep by ringing the doorbell, and is furious with another gym-goer who booked his trainer before him. [[spoiler:By the end of the story, he murders all of them for daring to interrupt his fitness regimen and tries to do the same to Rohan.]]
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* ''VideoGame/BlueArchive' has Sumire Otohana, Who she'd get along well with fellow jock [[Characters/BlueArchiveAbydosHighSchool Shiroko]] (and apparently does in a scene of them together in this [[https://youtu.be/RgHiiuahpRU 1st anniversary video]]). She's got her mind set on exercise, her café chibi animation have her lifting a dumbbell without stopping, and she [[DumbJock gets genuinely confused by people not liking fitness]] or not keeping up with her.
** She tries to subvert this when going out with Sensei in her Relationship Story as a break from exercise, but tends to wind up discussing exercise-related topics anyway.
** In ''On Your Marks!'', her club members slipped away during training... understandably, because it's happening in the middle of the night. Sumire says the anaerobic exercises were 'only' four hours a day at most.
** She tries to subvert this when going out with Sensei in her Relationship Story as a break from exercise, but tends to wind up discussing exercise-related topics anyway.
** In ''On Your Marks!'', her club members slipped away during training... understandably, because it's happening in the middle of the night. Sumire says the anaerobic exercises were 'only' four hours a day at most.
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* ''VideoGame/BlueArchie' has Sumire Otohana, Who she'd get along well with fellow jock [[Characters/BlueArchiveAbydosHighSchool Shiroko]] (and apparently does in a scene of them together in this [[https://youtu.be/RgHiiuahpRU 1st anniversary video]]). She's got her mind set on exercise, her café chibi animation have her lifting a dumbbell without stopping, and she [[DumbJock gets genuinely confused by people not liking fitness]] or not keeping up with her.
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* ''VideoGame/BlueArchie' ''VideoGame/BlueArchive' has Sumire Otohana, Who she'd get along well with fellow jock [[Characters/BlueArchiveAbydosHighSchool Shiroko]] (and apparently does in a scene of them together in this [[https://youtu.be/RgHiiuahpRU 1st anniversary video]]). She's got her mind set on exercise, her café chibi animation have her lifting a dumbbell without stopping, and she [[DumbJock gets genuinely confused by people not liking fitness]] or not keeping up with her.
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* ''VideoGame/BlueAchie' has Sumire Otohana, Who she'd get along well with fellow jock [[Characters/BlueArchiveAbydosHighSchool Shiroko]] (and apparently does in a scene of them together in this [[https://youtu.be/RgHiiuahpRU 1st anniversary video]]). She's got her mind set on exercise, her café chibi animation have her lifting a dumbbell without stopping, and she [[DumbJock gets genuinely confused by people not liking fitness]] or not keeping up with her.
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* ''VideoGame/BlueAchie' ''VideoGame/BlueArchie' has Sumire Otohana, Who she'd get along well with fellow jock [[Characters/BlueArchiveAbydosHighSchool Shiroko]] (and apparently does in a scene of them together in this [[https://youtu.be/RgHiiuahpRU 1st anniversary video]]). She's got her mind set on exercise, her café chibi animation have her lifting a dumbbell without stopping, and she [[DumbJock gets genuinely confused by people not liking fitness]] or not keeping up with her.
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* ''VideoGame/BlueAchie' has Sumire Otohana, Who she'd get along well with fellow jock [[Characters/BlueArchiveAbydosHighSchool Shiroko]] (and apparently does in a scene of them together in this [[https://youtu.be/RgHiiuahpRU 1st anniversary video]]). She's got her mind set on exercise, her café chibi animation have her lifting a dumbbell without stopping, and she [[DumbJock gets genuinely confused by people not liking fitness]] or not keeping up with her.
** She tries to subvert this when going out with Sensei in her Relationship Story as a break from exercise, but tends to wind up discussing exercise-related topics anyway.
** In ''On Your Marks!'', her club members slipped away during training... understandably, because it's happening in the middle of the night. Sumire says the anaerobic exercises were 'only' four hours a day at most.
** She tries to subvert this when going out with Sensei in her Relationship Story as a break from exercise, but tends to wind up discussing exercise-related topics anyway.
** In ''On Your Marks!'', her club members slipped away during training... understandably, because it's happening in the middle of the night. Sumire says the anaerobic exercises were 'only' four hours a day at most.
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* Chris Traeger from ''Series/ParksAndRecreation''. Health-obsessed to an extreme, he considers a 10k run a "light" exercise, takes insane amounts of vitamins, and eats very carefully. This likely stems from the fact that he was a sickly baby who wasn't supposed to survive his early years.
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* Chris Traeger from ''Series/ParksAndRecreation''. Health-obsessed to an extreme, he considers a 10k run a "light" exercise, takes insane amounts of vitamins, and eats very carefully. This likely stems from the fact that he was a sickly baby who wasn't supposed to survive his early years. This is deconstructed in a number of episodes where he has a bad relationship with his own mortality, as he emotionally implodes when he gets sick or reminded he is still a man in his forties.
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* ''Film/BackToTheFuturePartIII'' has Doc regale a saloon of regulars about the nature of the future. After describing the advent of the automobile, a patron asks if people walk anymore. He says that they do, but for recreation. [[ItWillNeverCatchOn They laugh over the concept of walking and running for fun]].
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* ''Manga/HowHeavyAreTheDumbbellsYouLift'': Most of the trainers and the regular members of the Silverman Gym are very hardcore bodybuilders whose sole purpose in life is to achieve perfect musculature.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': Marge is occasionally portrayed as this, especially compared to Homer. One episode had her turn to weights and body building after a mugging incident, which helped her regain her confidence.
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* ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'': Commander Ransom is obsessed with working out to the point where he forgets he's lifting weights ''while'' he's lifting weights. One episode has him defuse a diplomatic crisis on a planet whose [[PlanetOfHats hat]] is fitness, just by taking his shirt off.
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** Commander Ransom is obsessed with working out to the point where he forgets he's lifting weights ''while'' he's lifting weights. One episode has him defuse a diplomatic crisis on a planet whose [[PlanetOfHats hat]] is fitness, just by taking his shirt off.
** The crew revisit a planet last seen in ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'', where the population had gotten addicted to a drug originally used to cure a plague and Picard left them to deal with going clean by not repairing the ships used for the drug trade. Twenty years later the population managed to get everyone through rehab, after some ''nasty'' withdrawals, but had compensated through [[AddictionDisplacement an exaggerated focus on exercise and fitness]] (which is TruthInTelevision, as many addicts manage to recover through fitness as it keeps them busy and helps balance their body chemistry).
** Commander Ransom is obsessed with working out to the point where he forgets he's lifting weights ''while'' he's lifting weights. One episode has him defuse a diplomatic crisis on a planet whose [[PlanetOfHats hat]] is fitness, just by taking his shirt off.
** The crew revisit a planet last seen in ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'', where the population had gotten addicted to a drug originally used to cure a plague and Picard left them to deal with going clean by not repairing the ships used for the drug trade. Twenty years later the population managed to get everyone through rehab, after some ''nasty'' withdrawals, but had compensated through [[AddictionDisplacement an exaggerated focus on exercise and fitness]] (which is TruthInTelevision, as many addicts manage to recover through fitness as it keeps them busy and helps balance their body chemistry).
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SuperTrope to GymBunny, a stereotype about gay men who are always working out for vanity's sake. May also overlap with AcademicAthlete, JerkJock, LovableJock, or PassionateSportsGirl.
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SuperTrope to GymBunny, a stereotype about gay men who are always working out for vanity's sake. May also overlap with AcademicAthlete, JerkJock, LovableJock, DumbMuscle, or PassionateSportsGirl.
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A fitness nut is someone who is obsessed with working out, whether they're doing this for health, bodybuilding, or simply because they genuinely enjoy the exercise. These people likely carry around weights wherever they go, and might randomly break into exercise (jogging, weight-lifting, etc.) whenever they get idle. They might also live on an extremely strict, high-protein, fat-and-carb-free, "healthy" diet, and look down on people who aren't as health conscious--regarding them as lazy and gluttonous slobs. If he (and it's often a he) goes to the beach, he might act like a MuscleBeachBum who is overeager to show off the results of his intensive training regimen.
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A fitness nut is someone who is obsessed with working out, whether they're doing this for health, bodybuilding, or simply because they genuinely enjoy the exercise. These people likely carry around weights wherever they go, and might randomly break into exercise (jogging, weight-lifting, etc.) whenever they get idle. They might also live on an extremely strict, high-protein, fat-and-carb-free, "healthy" diet, and look down on people who aren't as health conscious--regarding them as lazy and gluttonous slobs. If he (and it's often a he) male fitness nut goes to the beach, he might act like a MuscleBeachBum who is overeager to show off the results of his intensive training regimen.
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* ''Manga/ITellC'': Sakon Futatsuki is labeled as a fitness nut who carries dumbbells with him everywhere he goes, which he uses to work out during mealtimes.
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* ''Manga/ITellC'': Sakon Futatsuki is labeled explicitly described as a fitness nut ([[PolarOppositeTwins contrasting]] his brother's SweetTooth) who carries dumbbells with him everywhere he goes, which he uses to work out during mealtimes.
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* ''VideoGame/DeadRising3'' has the psychopath, Jherii Gallo, a female bodybuilder so obsessed with winning "Miss Gigantic California" that she did nothing but work out in the gym, completely ignoring the zombie outbreak outside.
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A fitness nut is someone who is obsessed with working out, whether they're doing this for health, bodybuilding, or simply because they genuinely enjoy the exercise. These people likely carry around weights wherever they go, and might randomly break into exercise (jogging, weight-lifting, etc.) whenever they get idle. They might also live on an extremely strict, high-protein, fat-and-carb-free, "healthy" diet, and look down on people who aren't as health conscious--regarding them as lazy and gluttonous slobs. If he (and it's usually [[AlwaysMale often a he]]) he) goes to the beach, he might act like a MuscleBeachBum who is overeager to show off the results of his intensive training regimen.
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* ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'': Commander Ransom is obsessed with working out to the point where he forgets he's lifting weights ''while'' he's lifting weights. One episode has him defuse a diplomatic crisis on a planet whose [[PlanetOfHats hat]] is fitness, just by taking his shirt off.
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* ''Literature/TheWitchOfKnightcharm'': One of the rookie students at Myth/TheScholomance, Rosa Montaldo, shows signs of this. No sooner are all the new witches brought together than Rosa decides to begin doing sets of push-ups for no apparent reason. Rosa is also noticeably more athletic than the other rookies (many of whom seem to expect that magic, as opposed to muscles, is what they need to win fights).
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* ''Literature/TheWitchOfKnightcharm'': One of the rookie students at Myth/TheScholomance, an evil WizardingSchool, Rosa Montaldo, shows signs of this. No sooner are all the new witches brought together than Rosa decides to begin doing sets of push-ups for no apparent reason. Rosa is also noticeably more athletic than most of the other rookies (many of whom seem to expect that magic, as opposed to muscles, is what they need to win fights).
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* ''WesternAnimation/WorkItOutWombats'' has a positive example in the form of Ellie. She loves working out, her house is filled with gym-related equipment and in "Snout and About," she's shown lifting weights before going to bed.
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* ''Series/JaneTheVirgin'': DownplayedTrope, but Rafael works out a lot. After going to the gym with him once in [[Recap/JaneTheVirginS3E5ChapterFortyNine "Chapter 49"]], Michael thinks Rafael is kind of slutty and vain in this way--that he's doing it for MrFanservice and WorkoutFanservice reasons. That's not entirely untrue, but Raf later clarifies that there's another, more sympatric reason too: "I had cancer. That's why I'm so focused now. I like controlling my health."
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