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Action hero, Jean-Claude Van Damme may be 59 but he is proving that it has still got it as far as his muscle-bound physique is concerned, showing off his bod, which he reveals is the result of a gruelling five times a week training schedule.
The iconic movie star is globally known for starring in a slew of action-packed movies the 80s and 90s, such as Street Fighter and Universal Soldier, where he performed an array of high impact fight scenes and stunts.
The Belgium-born martial arts expert, who was once called the Muscles from Brussels, and who turns 60 in October, showed off his impressive frame in a picture taken at the gym with his 4.7 Instagram followers.
In the black and white shot, the actor is wearing a white vest, a black cap worn backwards and a pair of black glasses, as he flexes his protruding biceps for the camera.
He captioned the pic: "Wishing you a great Sunday!"
"I love how you make getting older a state of mind. Thank you!" wrote one.
"Keep up the great work" added another.
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A third penned: "Still in amazing shape bud"
While a fourth wrote: "This is why they call you the Muscles from Brussels right there!! Wow!!!"
Jean Claude spoke about his extensive fitness routine to news.com.au saying: "If I don’t train I will miss my dopamine, serotonin and I will become depressed.
"Five days is good but for normal people four days is good and when I say ‘normal’ people, we are all equal but some have a day job and they are busy."
He added: "You need one day to rest, relax and rejoin the muscles. It is also good for the mind."
The actor started his fitness journey from a really young age, taking karate lessons by 10-years-old, then at the age of 15, he joined the Belgian Karate Team.
He started investing in his body looking good, spending ample time in the gym taking on a strict regime, working on his strength and building his muscles.
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His hard work paid off and in 1978 he won Mr Belgium Bodybuilding.
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Later Hollywood beckoned and he went on to star in a plethora of classic action movies such as Double Impact, Universal Soldier, Bloodsport and Kickboxer becoming one of the most-heralded action and martial arts actors in the industry.
