Arnold Schwarzenegger forced to change workout regime at 71 because his 'knees are shot'
The pop culture icon, who served as Governor of California from 2003 to 2011, has become a huge fan of cycling

Former bodybuilder-turned-action hero Arnold Schwarzenneger is still dedicated to his exercise regime at 71. However, all those years lifting heavy weights has taken a toll on his body and forced him to make some changes to his workout routine.
In a conversation with Men's Health, The Terminator said: "Squatting and all those kind of like heavy leg exercises, I can’t do anymore. My knees are shot. I have to protect my knees because I want to go skiing."
