# Eknath Shinde works out 60 minutes daily, report reveals

2026-08-16T10:28:47+00:00 | Entertainment | Indian Opinion Desk

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Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde reportedly works out for 60 minutes every day, according to a 2019 report by The Week that has resurfaced. freepressjournal.in reports that Shinde told the outlet he does not have a fixed exercise time but ensures he completes his daily routine, whether early morning or late at night. His home gym allows him to train despite an unpredictable schedule. Shinde's workout, designed by trainer Ravish Dobani, combines cardio with functional exercises rather than heavy weightlifting, says freepressjournal.in. The routine includes treadmill sessions, body-weight training, and exercises for lower back strength, core stability, and flexibility. Dobani also trained Shinde in Pilates and aerial yoga. Shinde said he does not follow strict dietary rules but prioritises hydration by drinking plenty of fluids. He added that his body profile has remained consistent since the 2014 elections through the period covered in the report. The article does not mention any recent update on his fitness regimen.

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- freepressjournal.in <https://www.freepressjournal.in/lifestyle/fitness-freak-eknath-shinde-works-out-for-60-minutes-every-day-heres-what-maharashtra-deputy-cms-routine-includes>

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