Jackson Warne is still keeping to his ‘year of health’ pledge while on holiday in Europe.
The 24-year-old son of Shane Warne decided to turn his life around in 2023 after his father tragically died from a heart attack last year.
He has given up alcohol and is working out in the gym more, and although he’s enjoying a sun-soaked holiday in Marbella, Spain, that hasn’t stopped him from smashing his goals.
On Tuesday, Jackson posted a jaw-dropping photo in a Spanish gym as he flaunted his muscular physique.
In the snap, he wore a yellow singlet as he showed off his bulging biceps.
Jackson Warne (pictured) is still keeping to his ‘year of health’ pledge while on holiday in Europe. On Tuesday, Jackson posted a jaw-dropping photo in a Spanish gym as he flaunted his muscly physique
Friends and fans of the SAS Australia star congratulated him on his dedication to getting fitter and healthier.
One person said: ‘Bro this is unreal! Love your progress! Can’t believe this is what dedication is all about, your old boy is with you every step of the way and every step after that! You make me proud. He makes me proud! Agh unreal’.
While another wrote: ‘As you grow older, you are looking more and more like Daddy King Shane.’
Jackson is currently enjoying a European summer holiday with his girlfriend Kiah Broadsmith (pictured). Along with his gym selfie, the former reality star shared a snap of himself and his model girlfriend looking all loved-up
And a third commented: ‘Hats off to you mate. You look awesome and happy’.
Jackson is currently enjoying a European summer holiday with his girlfriend Kiah Broadsmith.
Along with his gym selfie, the former reality star shared a snap of himself and his model girlfriend looking all loved-up.
The happy couple posed in front of a marina in Puerto Banus as they enjoyed the late sun set.
After his father tragically lost his life after suffering a heart attack in Thailand last year, Jackson said he could’ve let his grief ruin him.
But instead, he decided to focus on his health, and to channel his trauma into ‘energy for life’.
It’s now halfway through 2023 and Jackson, 24, is continuing to share his gruelling workout routines online
Taking to Instagram in February of this year, he wrote: ‘This year I could’ve easily gone down hill. I could’ve drank a lot of alcohol, gambled too much, quit the gym, ate shit food and not socialised. Be miserable.
‘But I didn’t.
‘I didn’t because I used this trauma as energy for life. I surrounded myself with good people, went to the gym EVERY DAY, drank water, swam, laughed a lot and was consistent. 1 day at a time.’
The 24-year-old said he has never felt happier and healthier, and encouraged his almost 100k followers to do the same.
‘Health is wealth,’ he added.
On Tuesday, the only son of Warnie showed off his jaw-dropping physique in a short clip
The former reality star also decided to give up alcohol for the whole year, and has been documenting his daily process
‘It cost’s $0 to exercise, laugh, drink water and go outside. If you do this I promise you’ll be the happiest and healthiest you can be.’
The former reality star also decided to give up alcohol for the whole year, and has been documenting his daily process.
At the end of January, he posted a gym selfie with the caption: ’30/365. No alcohol, best I’ve ever felt. Mentally feel great.
‘Strongest I’ve ever been. I feel it’s going to be a good year for everyone.
After his father Shane Warne (pictured) tragically lost his life after suffering a heart attack in Thailand last year, Jackson said he could’ve let his grief ruin him
