I’m a 62-year-old gym bunny – younger men want to marry me when I put on my skimpy workout clothes
THIS gym bunny is getting plenty of attention from younger men as she announces her continued fitness journey.
The influencer took to social media to reveal herself in her workout clothes.
Jodi Harrison Bauer (@jodiharrisonbauer), podcast host and former Sports Illustrated Swim finalist, posted a clip of her commitment to getting fit and healthy on Instagram.
“I’m 62 and I’m just getting started…again,” Bauer wrote in the on-screen caption.
The fitness guru wore an all-black outfit in the video, with leggings on the bottom and a cropped long-sleeve on top.
She also mouthed the lyrics, “I don’t know what you heard about me,” from P.I.M.P. by 50 Cent.
“And again and again,” the JodiFit founder wrote in the post’s caption.
Several users took to the comments section to compliment Bauer’s physique.
“What are you doing to keep your face so tight and snatched please share!” one person wrote.
“That stomach,” another said, along with the clapping and fire emojis.
Some men even went as far as to ask Bauer if she would be interested in younger partners.
“I’m 61, do you like younger men?” one asked.
“You look 32! Will you marry me?!” another said.
A third asked: “Gorgeous! I’m up there as well! Would you like to talk?”
However, Bauer isn’t the only fit influencer over the age of 50 to get a lot of comments about their physique.
Several others have shocked some viewers and had others begging to speak with them.
As The U.S. Sun previously reported, one gym granny recently caught popular bodybuilders like Joey Swoll by surprise.
Her muscle-flexing trick made lifters’ muscles look bigger and more defined.
“Granny putting us all on game! She looks amazing! This is the gym culture we love to see,” Swoll said in response to the senior gym-goer.
Another former fitness icon who’s now 66 still gets comments from people that she’s a “goddess.”
The influencer, Denise Austin, has a lifestyle that has seemingly paid off.
She appeared on television in 1982’s Rock Hard Abs, promoting 30-minute workouts and never skipping meals.
For more related content, check out The U.S. Sun’s coverage of everything you need to know about the world’s oldest female bodybuilder.
The U.S. Sun also has the story of an older gym mom who says you can always fit in an early workout.