The influence of golf, Paige Spiranac, showed his training profits in a social media post on Wednesday, an effort that said he worked hard in recent years.
Spirac published two photos of herself, comparing how she looked when her professional career began compared to how she looks now.
“I went from having to have my back connected to my thighs to this,” Spirac wrote in X. “It is not the biggest peach now, but I have been working harder than ever in the gym and also with my diet. Diablos, yes, I will show it!
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Paige Spirac attends the celebration of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit of the 2024 launch and the 60th anniversary with Swimsuit Island on May 18, 2024 in Hollywood, Fla. (Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images for Sports Illustrated swimsuits)
“I am proud of my body and how hard I have been working to achieve my physical conditioning goals.”
The Spyranac publication was an answer to an annoying critic with the way he presented himself in one of his videos in which he showed his golf bag. But it is known that the golfer applauds in the rude comments.
Routinely, comments on his golf attire and the way he is dressed has firing again. In an interview with Sports Illustrated in September 2023, he explained why he uses what he does.
Paige Spirac watches his shot in Green number 2 during the Kaulig 2023 Pro-AM company Championship in Firestone Country Club on July 12, 2023, in Akron, Ohio. (Red Jeff Lange/USA Today)
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“He was a gymnast before changing to golf,” said former Montain West conference golfer. “I was so comfortable using Spandex and very little because that is just what you use when you wear a leotard and you are competing.
“When I changed to golf, we were fighting a bit financially, so I didn’t have the luxury of coming out and buying a completely appropriate closet for golf. And so, I used what was in my closet, which was training clothes. This is how I learned to play the game.”
In July 2023, he called the “hypocrisy” of comments in a video that shows two semi -naked baseball players in the mound. She noticed that the players did not receive negative comments about what they were doing.
Paige Spirac in the famous Golf Tournament for Chefs and Friends that benefits City Harvest in Alpine Country Club in Demarest on October 25, 2021. (Amy Newman/Northjesey.com/USA Today Network)
“Interesting how different is online reaction when men choose to show their bodies,” he wrote in X at that time. “Not a comment about this video that calls them to whores or bids. Only a lot of women who say that baseball is now their favorite sport, but those same women judge me hard. Hypocrisy hahaha.”
Spirac has more than 4 million followers on Instagram and another 1.6 million in Tiktok.
