Last updated on February 16th, 2021 at 10:11 am
Florence Pugh is a total babe.
Like total mega babe.
I just saw Fighting with My Family and I’m convinced they were just messing with me by trying to make it like she wasn’t the hottest one out of all the chicks going out for the WWE.
And, for those of you who have no idea what I’m talking about: it’s a story of WWE Star Paige’s journey into the WWE and how she was so different and made fun of. Unfortunately, they might have been making fun of Florence Pugh for the sake of the movie, but she blew the “models” and “cheerleaders” out of the dang water.
Oh, she’s also been in Lady Macbeth, Malevolent, Outlaw King, and more!
Her rise to stardom is just beginning, and I’m all about it.
Florence Pugh Stats:
Height: 5’4
Weight: (approximate) 122 lbs.
Age: 23 years old
Florence Pugh falls right in the average range of women we’ve seen.
On the shorter side, but still right in the average nonetheless.
Normally the average height we see for women is around 5’4-5’6 with ladies such as Jennifer Aniston, Margot Robbie, Olivia Munn, Alicia Vikander, Sophia Bush, Tatiana Maslany, Evangeline Lilly, and a ton of others.
But then there is also that taller range, and among the tallest (even taller than the 5’7-5’8), are ladies like Gwendoline Christie, Gal Gadot, and a few others – with Phoebe Tonkin, Gabrielle Union, Brie Larson, Nina Dobrev, Daisy Ridley, and so many more coming in around that 5’7-5’8 range.
And, let’s not forget the shorter ladies of SHJ like Ariana Grande, Scarlett Johansson, Mila Kunis, Emilia Clarke, Lucy Hale, Julianne Hough and a good handful of others.
But, either way, don’t worry.
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Florence Pugh Diet and Nutrition
Florence Pugh’s diet and nutrition is pretty unknown.
From what I could find, she does not follow a strict eating plan, and just sustains her physique eating “normal”.
That being said, there is some information I can share that will tell you a bit more.
The first thing is from Daily Mail UK. They tell us:
While she admitted the scenes were difficult to film, Florence vowed to continue to portray ‘real bodies’ on screen, in order to avoid stereotype and provide an unrealistic view.
She added: ‘For me, I really appreciate seeing real bodies on screen, that variation, not the same frames we saw for the majority of our upbringing making us feel like was have to look that way.’
Next on the list is the fact that she was put through a CrossFit regime for her training for Fighting with My Family.
This is only relevant because CrossFit generally tends to go hand-in-hand with the Paleo diet.
There’s no information out there saying she also dieted for the role, and she may have been training strictly for conditioning, but I wanted to share regardless.
Either way, it seems Pugh sticks to a simple and sustainable diet.
We see a lot of celebs opt for a sustainable approach like this.
That’s why our Academy Nutrition Classes (Monks, Minimalists, SuperHumans, Vikings, Spartans, Hunter Gatherers, Greek Gods, Samurais) revolve around helping you find the specific diet that is right FOR YOU.
Of course, there are a lot of reasons to HAVE the strict guidelines.
We’ve seen a lot of celebs opt for specific restrictions.
For example: Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart incorporate 80/20 dieting with big weekly cheat meals, Hugh Jackman, Benedict Cumberbatch and Terry Crews utilize intermittent fasting(something I use daily as well), Mustafa Shakir and Madelaine Petsch are vegans, Brandon Routh and Frank Grillo opt for paleo, and tons of others utilize their own variations as well.
And, that’s just to name a few celebs from each, by the way.
You can check out our Nutrition Pillars for more information and articles on all of the above and more.
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Florence Pugh Workout Routine Research
I am purposely using a picture of Florence Pugh in Fighting with My Family because from what I’ve found that is where the main, and possibly only, training regime she’s taken part in was because of.
But before we even get into the specifics of training, it’s also fun to note that Pugh states:
“That was probably the most exciting job partly because they actually let me wrestle, which is very rare for films to actually let me do any of the physical stuff, but they did,” she told WENN/Cover Media. “They let me get thrown down and flipped over and it was amazing.”
Mark that down for activity and calorie burning.
Going further with that and talking about some actual training we have some information from Refinery 29:
Pugh’s next big role is as the Norwich-raised international wrestler Paige in Stephen Merchant’s new film Fighting With My Family, which as well as being worlds away from Lady Macbeth, also helped her discover a new hobby – CrossFit. She was put through a “pretty intense” training regimen for the part, which involved a lot of “people chucking themselves on you and you being able to carry them”. She laughs, “It’s not like I now go around saying ‘yeah, I lift’, but I like to feel strong. If my body is strong then it’s awesome.”
Apparently she discovered a new hobby, which leads us to believe she plans on continuing.
She does mention that she doesn’t go around saying she lifts, so this might not be an everyday thing, but it does seem to be something she’ll continue to utilize.
We’ve definitely seen quite a few celebs use CrossFit type training methods within their programming, and it’s definitely something that seems like it would be useful for the type of story, training and scenes they portray in Fighting with My Family.
Looks like we’ll be programming some basic CrossFit!
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Florence Pugh Workout Routine
Training Volume:
3-5 days per week
Explanation:
This can be done by adding some of the below workouts (WOD/Workout Of The Day) into regular programming. I’m going to give you a list of some more advanced WODs and some beginners. It’s important to note that CrossFit also focuses on strength training and many other aspects of fitness (including conditioning in all different variations). These WODs are a good addition to any format of training, or as standalone sessions.
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Florence Pugh Advanced Workout Options:
“Helen”
Three rounds for time:
400m run
21 kettlebell swings at 53 pounds
12 pullups (band-supported if needed)
“Eva”
Five rounds for time:
800m run
30 kettlebell swings at 70 pounds, if you can, er, swing it
30 pullups (band-supported if needed)
“Grace”
For time:
30 clean and jerks at 135 pounds
“Fight Gone Bad”
Three rounds, one-minute per exercise, with one-minute rest between rounds:
Wall balls at 20 pounds with 10-foot target
Sumo deadlift high-pull at 75 pounds
20-inch box jumps
Push-press at 75 pounds
Rowing machine
“Fran”
21/15/9 reps for time:
Thrusters at 95 pounds
Pullups
“Newport Crippler”
For time:
30 back squats loaded with your body weight equivalent
1-mile run
“Karen”
For time:
150 wall balls at 20 pounds with 10-foot target (stopping before complete failure)
Target times:
Level 1: 8:00-10:00
Level 2: 5:00-8:00
Level 3: 4:00-5:00
Elite: < 4:00
7 Minutes of Burpees
In 7 minutes:
Do as many burpees as possible
“Murph”
For time:
1-mile run
100 pullups
200 pushups
300 air squats
1-mile run
Florence Pugh Beginner Workout Options:
1. 10 to 1 Countdown WOD
Do 10 each of kettlebell swings at a moderate weight, followed by 10 dumbbell thrusters (hold a light dumbbell in front of your chest with both hands; squat with dumbbell in place, then stand straight while raising the dumbbell overhead.) Then do 9 of each, then 8, and so on, down to 1 of each.
2. Simple Burpee Workout
Do as many burpees as you can in eight minutes.
3. Body Weight WOD
Perform 3 rounds of 10 of the following with as much intensity as you can:
- air squats
- Sit-ups
- Push-ups
- ring rows
- burpees
4. Squats, Pull-ups, Presses and a Run
Do 3 rounds of the following as rapidly as possible: 12 front squats with a barbell, 10 pull-ups and 8 push presses. Finish up with a quarter-mile run.
5. The Running Sandwich
Do a quarter-mile run followed by 40 air squats, 30 sit-ups, 20 burpees and 10 pull-ups. Finish with another quarter-mile run.
6. Jumps and Lunges
Do 5 fast rounds of the following: 15 lunges each leg with a moderate-weight barbell, 60 jumps with a jump rope.
7. Push, Pull, Run
Do 5 rounds of the following: 10 push-ups and 10 pull-ups. Finish with a half-mile run.
8. Burpee Box Jumps
Set your timer for 8 minutes, then do as many rounds as you can of: 8 burpee box jumps (perform a standard burpee, then jump up on a box; jump down) and 16 kettlebell swings.
9. 21,15 and 9
Do 21 each of deadlifts and burpees, followed by 15 of each, then 9 of each.
10. Squat Routine
Start to squat with a barbell, but hold the down position for two minutes (or as long as you can). Next, do 3 rounds of 10 burpees, 15 sit-ups and 20 air squats.
11. Tabata Push-Ups and Lunges
“Tabata” means to perform a move for 20 seconds, rest for 10 seconds, and repeat.) Set a clock for 8 minutes and do Tabata alternating push-ups and lunges.
12. 10 for 10
Set a timer for 10 minutes and do as many rounds as possible of the following: 10 kettlebell swings, 10 box jumps (jump up onto a 12 to 20 inch tall box or step), 10 ring dips.
13. Dumbbells and Jump Ropes
Do each for 3 minutes straight, resting 1 minute between: jumping rope, weighted sit-ups, weighted lunges and dumbbell thrusters.
14. Rope, Sumos and Wall Balls
Do 75 to 100 turns of the jump rope, then countdown with sets of 10, 9, 8, etc. down to 1 of the following:
- Wall balls – do squats with a medicine ball about arm’s length from a wall. Bounce the ball off the wall at around 10 feet above you after the squat, then catch the ball
- Sumo deadlift high pulls – With feet wider than shoulder-width, squat, push hips back, and grab a fairly heavy barbell using a narrow grip; stand and pull bar up to collarbone, elbows above bar. Return bar to ground
Finish up with 75 to 100 more jump rope turns.
15. Push Ups and Burpees in 5s
Do 5 sets of the following: 5 push-ups, followed by 5 burpees, then run in place for one minute.
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