Arnold Schwarzenegger has launched a "fantastic initiative" to offer a little bit of relief for folks who've fallen on hard times, and fans were touched by his "classy move."
The former governor of California has come up with one small solution for anyone affected by ongoing mass layoffs, offering up access to his fitness app, the Pump Club, for free.
"Fitness is for everyone," he declared in a new post on social media, reflecting on the issue of job loss and telling his followers, "I don’t believe you should lose your fitness because you lose your job."
The actor added that he "always put[s his] money where [his] mouth is" before offering up his app, the Pump Club, to anyone "out of work" for free.
"Hopefully when you get back on your feet, you’ll become a paying member," he concluded, "but first, let’s focus on getting you back on your feet."
Fitness is for everyone.I’ve read a lot about layoffs, and I don’t believe you should lose your fitness because you lose your job. Unlike some people, I always put my money where my mouth is.If you’re out of work, I’ve made my fitness app, the Pump Club, free at… pic.twitter.com/er8eNMwXcL
— Arnold Schwarzenegger (@Schwarzenegger) January 5, 2026Followers saw it as a "classy move," with one noting that "real ones help when it matters."
"Love what you are doing big man, keep it up," another encouraged, while another praised, "This is a great initiative !!!"
"That’s awesome Arnie. Love it. ?," someone else applauded.
"Arnold, that's a fantastic initiative," another comment agreed. "Fitness is a mental game changer too."
According to the Pump Club's website, it gives users access to "top coaches, customized workouts, expert nutrition plans, and a supportive community," wrapped up into adaptive 90-day programs that cut out any guesswork.
Schwarzenegger Has Long Made it Clear That He's Here for His Community
It's not the first time Schwarzenegger has come up with and implemented a solution of his own accord for problems he sees affecting his community. A couple of years ago, he jumped into action, bringing in a personal team to fill a pothole near his Los Angeles neighborhood. "I always say, let’s not complain, let’s do something about it," he said at the time.
Unfortunately, LA officials were not too pleased with his do-it-yourself attitude, telling the public that the action star had actually filled in an active service trench for ongoing work being performed by a gas company, though Schwarzenegger countered that the work had been done for months and the pavement had been left unpatched.
This Christmas season, he also participated in an annual tradition of his: the Miracle on 1st Street toy giveaway at the Hollenbeck Youth Center in Los Angeles, Calif.
He's spent the last three decades donating toys and playing Santa, and encouraged his fans to take the "great opportunity to add a little light to someone’s life" and do the same.
"The giving feels so much better than the gifts at Christmas," he said.
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