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Cristiano Ronaldo open new Crunch fitness gym

Al-Nassr star Cristiano Ronaldo has opened a new gym in Madrid called “CR7 Crunch Fitness”. The portuguese forward alongside his girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez were at the unveiling of the gym.Ronaldo has invested in ventures like fashion and hotels but has decided to go into the world of fitness. CR7 now for his ripped physique explained he trains up to five times a week with 200 to 300 sit ups.

CR7 Crunch Fitness gym in the Cuidad Lineal district of Madrid. His girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez watched on from the front row as Ronaldo spoke to reporters and even gave a demonstration inside the gym.

“I like to take care of the image, the body and the health and this gym concept defines me a lot,” Ronaldo explained. “Workouts are great fun and anyone can come to the gym regardless of age or job position. And I think that can motivate more people to come to the gym, “said the Portuguese striker.

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