Brock Lesnar's Diet Plan

Born on July 12, 1977 in Webster, South Dakota, United States Brock Lesnar is a popular American wrestler and actor presently signed with WWE. He won the title at the age of 25 and became the youngest champion to win a heavyweight title in WWE history.

Brock took a break from WWE in 2004 to try his luck in football. He was selected by Minnesota Vikings but they cut him from the team at the end of pre season. Brock then returned to professional wrestling and became a champion again during 2005-2007. He has got a very masculine physique and follows a very strict and exhaustive training routine to stay fit like a wrestler. He is 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighs 286 lbs.

Diet Plan

Brock Lesnar follows a high calorie diet required to build energy for his workouts. He consumes around 3gms of protein immediately to stock up his muscles after every workout. He follows a cavemen diet with high proteins and says that he is a total carnivore and only eats what he kills.

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