Cam Newton, prepares for a marquee showdown against the Falcons in his hometown of Atlanta. A lot of chatter after Week 1 is about how lean Cam looks, and Under Armour is providing some insight after shadowing Cam in the offseason with his trainer, Nate Costa, working out at Baltimore’s Oregon Ridge and in the gym.
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Entering the 2018-19 NFL season, Cam is laser focused and healthy, weighing just over 240 pounds with four-percent body fat, or as Costa describes as “machine-like.” The franchise quarterback has his eyes on the prize and knows what he did this summer will have a profound impact on the next 17 (or more) weeks, and with fewer hills to climb next summer.
Image Credit: Under Armour
Five years ago, Cam and Nate moved their off-season training to Sagamore Farm outside of Baltimore. Looking to incorporate hill workouts into the training, Nate introduced Cam to Oregon Ridge, a park with a significant hill, about five minutes from Sagamore Farms.
Image Credit: Under Armour
Catch Cam and the Panthers this Sunday Vs. The Atlanta Falcons.
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