Lenny Kravitz proved that age has little impact on his sculpted physique when he shared a video of himself doing some impressive pull-ups on Thursday.
The 59-year-old rocker posted a clip of himself shirtless as he revealed his rocking abs to his 5.3 million Instagram followers.
He continued his habit of wearing unorthodox sportswear, although this time he swapped his absurd leather pants for slightly more practical flared jeans.
Although pull-ups have plagued countless aspiring fitness enthusiasts, for the guitarist and singer they were no problem.
In the clip, he lifted himself up using rings attached to the ceiling, and even after climbing as high as he could, he raised his legs and spread them so that his feet touched the ceiling.
Lenny Kravitz, 59, proved that age had little impact on his physique when he posted a video of himself doing pull-ups on Instagram on Thursday.
The rocker went shirtless and showed off his chiseled abs as he climbed onto the slatted roof of a sun-drenched patio.
Unlike some of his recent workout videos, which were filmed in a gym and sometimes feature a trainer helping him, Lenny’s latest video was filmed outdoors on a covered patio with a slatted roof and surrounded by three matching walls.
Zoë Kravitz’s father sported his usual long dreadlocks and blocked the harsh sun with a pair of square pentangular sunglasses.
He held his jeans perfectly tight with a thick brown leather belt with a large gold cross-shaped buckle and opted to go barefoot.
The video also served as a promotion for Lenny’s upcoming album and new single.
He soundtracked the clip with his song Human, which is out now, and will also appear on his upcoming twelfth studio album, Blue Electric Light.
The album is his first in six years and features him playing almost all of the instruments after recording it in his studio in the Bahamas.
In April, another of Lenny’s Instagram clips drew mild mockery from fans after he shared another workout video in which he wore a set of black leather pants.
He was working out at the Equinox Hudson Yards gym and the clip showed him on an incline bench that left his legs in the air.
The singer was lifting impressively large weights, but it was the pants and her sheer purple top that had fans talking in the comments.
‘Who trains in leather pants??? Only Lenny does it,” one fan joked.
‘Reasons why I haven’t started exercising: 1. I don’t have leather pants. Yeah, that’s it,” another person commented.
‘My man never breaks character. ‘Full-time rock star!’ joked one fan, while another added: “Only Lenny can get away with that.”
He had swapped his widely ridiculed leather pants, which he was seen lifting weights in last month, for a slightly more practical pair of flared jeans.
Lenny also sported a thick brown leather belt and pentangular sunglasses.
In April, his fans jokingly mocked him after he posted a video on Instagram of himself lifting impressively large weights while wearing leather pants and a see-through tank top.
But he explained to Variety this month that he doesn’t mind wearing leather because he sweats little when lifting weights, although he wears sweats if he’s doing cardio.
He also explained that he doesn’t wear leather pants “for effect.” Lenny often goes to the gym unexpectedly, so he just wears his usual clothes for the day; seen on March 12 in Hollywood
However, Lenny explained his unusual gym outfit in an interview earlier this month.
“I always work out in leather pants or jeans and boots and whatever, if I’m not doing cardio,” he said. Variety when asked about any other election. ‘If I’m doing cardio, obviously I’m going to wear sweats because I’m going to be sweating everywhere. But if I lift weights, I don’t sweat as much.’
She went on to explain that she often chooses to go to the gym on the spur of the moment, so she just wears her standard outfit for the day.
‘So, a lot of times I come from somewhere or I go somewhere. And I just don’t care. I’m going to show up, I have 45 minutes, let’s do it and I’m going to run where I’m going. So I don’t do it for effect,” she explained. “I didn’t do that to say, ‘Oh, let me be so different and wear leather pants and glasses.’ No, it’s just me walking from the street.
