Entertainment: 02/01/2012

Saif Ali Khan needed to be shaped and cut to play Agent Vinod, a task that took him about eight weeks to achieve. It turned out to be a complete lifestyle change rather than just a fitness program for a film. Saif says, "You get used to it. It is wonderful to be in tune with your body. I gave up junk food and now I do not really like it. The change helps you sleep better, you look and feel better. It is not just your waist. And while I love food and good whiskey, I'm off now. Sitting around and drinking is something I am too familiar with. "

The star jokes that putting on weight ever challenging, but it does not take too long for him to get in shape given its high metabolism. Her workout includes an hour of cardio day, fivesix a few days a week, followed by weight training. While he did not leave her beloved glass of whiskey for good, he stopped indulging in their feeling-good comfort food - spaghetti and rice. "I do not lose them now. I do cheat a little sometimes. Guilt is a great motivator to keep you going," he jokes.

For Agent Vinod, Saif needed to lean Trim appearance before he moved to Race 2. He says, "I can not obviously play a flabby agent, but I do not need to look muscular or have a six pack. Race 2 role is not really a brain, but it is more attractive, and I need to be appropriate." For the stunts in his home production,

Saif went to Vietnam to train in martial arts for a week. He elaborates, "They have training gyms where the boys to men in the age of 80, which is superfit, train in martial arts. They have a harness and you do these flips and kicks as you see in Hong Kong cinema. For a few hours daily, we should practice moving like spin kicks where they wrapped you up in leaves and you kick your way out of it. "Vietnam, he says, is" colonial and reminds you a bit of Paris and has a mixture of the Far East. " He tried local foods such as noodle soup with meat. Although he is a bit clueless about what meat it was, he must have been in harmony with his diet.

Saif enjoyed practicing yoga with Kareena (Kapoor) before, but now focuses on cardio and weight training that feels it is important to build muscle tone. So as he was fit working on his erratic schedule?

He says, "By investing in the fact that you take the coach together. He will do the boring things like figure out of the gym, etc. I figure if I bought him a ticket, I might as well go to the gym."

He hates working his biceps and tries to make it to the gym five to six times a week, but admits at times to fall of the wagon. He does not care about massages when he is on holiday abroad. He prefers the kadak Indian style instead of the 'semi-sensual stroking' which passes out to massage in the West. Not a fan of steroids, or boosters, he would like to get his body without them. And finally he says, "If you have not worked for a while, your mind plays tricks and your body becomes lazy. Be consistent, do not expect results too quickly and make it part of your life."

Saif's personal trainer Kunal Dhandore outlines Saif's workout during the week, muscular body workout: 10 minutes cardio to warm up. After a workout, body section and 35 minutes of cardio on the cross trainer.

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