"Just remember, let's pump it up," Schwarzenegger tells the camera. "Let's train, train, and train, and I will give my app away. You keep pumping, and you get all the money back."
"So pump, pump, pump," he added. "Join the Pump Club."
View this post on Instagram"Going forward, everyone will earn $50 back for completing their first program of the year and $50 their fourth program - a $100 discount - just for training," he writes in the caption. If that's not motivation enough, there's also $50 in savings just for joining between July 30 and August 9.
Arnold's Pump Club began as a newsletter before it evolved into a podcast and then an app. While he's far from the only celebrity with a fitness app, his legendary passion for staying in shape, along with a proven record as a professional bodybuilder, gives him much more credibility than some others. Not to mention the fact that his app is 100% funded by Schwarzenegger himself.
'A Crusade, Not Just a Business': Arnold's Bigger Mission
Pump Club's birthday deal is Schwarzenegger's latest push to get people off the couch and into a routine that sticks. Whether or not you take him up on the offer, the message is one he's serious about: stop talking about training and start doing it.
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