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What Joe Rogan uses

Host of The Joe Rogan Experience

Joe Rogan, host of The Joe Rogan Experience, has described a kettlebell and bodyweight strength routine, Airdyne bike cardio, and a sauna and cold plunge routine using a Morozko plunge. He has recommended books including Empire of the Summer Moon and The War of Art, and eats wild game such as elk. He has an ownership tie to Onnit, which makes Alpha Brain, while AG1, Traeger and Caldera Lab are paid sponsors.

19 sourced items, last checked 9 Nov 2026. Each one links to where Joe Rogan said it. Paid sponsorships and brands they own are labelled.

Books 3

Books they've recommended, re-read or credited with changing their thinking.

Supplements 4

Supplements they've said they take, in their own words. Not medical advice.

Workout plans 2

Training plans and routines they've described publicly: the weekly split, the exercises, the sets and reps.

Warm-up swings and windmills, then chin-ups, dips and overhead squats for 5 reps with a load he could lift 7-8 times

A short strength routine demonstrated by Rogan and shared by Onnit, drawn from its ebook The Facts of Life With Joe Rogan; Tom's Guide reports the sets and reps.

Joe Rogan's kettlebell strength workout

Goal
Full-body strength
Session length
About 20 minutes
SessionFull body (kettlebell + bodyweight)
ExerciseSetsRepsNotes
Kettlebell swing220Warm-up
Kettlebell windmill25Warm-up, each side
Chin-ups3-55
Dips3-55
Overhead squat3-55

Use a load you could lift for 7-8 reps but perform only 5; rest between sets. Shared by Onnit from The Facts of Life With Joe Rogan.

As they described it publicly. Not a training prescription: check with a professional before starting a new program.

“I don't give myself the option to say, 'I don't feel like working out.'”Joe Rogan

Source: You just need 20 minutes, 1 kettlebell and Joe Rogan's 5-move workout (article, 13 Aug 2024)

Clean, controlled reps with plenty of rest between sets

Rogan described his kettlebell training approach on his podcast as avoiding maximal lifts and failure, prioritising clean technique and rest.

“I don't max out. I don't go to failure, I make sure everything is clean and controlled with plenty of rest between sets.”Joe Rogan

Source: Joe Rogan's Muscle-Building Kettlebell Workout (article, 8 Apr 2025)

Diet & nutrition 3

How they say they eat — fasting windows, protocols and staples.

Gear & tech 3

Wearables, equipment and tools they use day to day.

Skincare 1

Skincare and grooming products they've named.

Daily routines 2

Morning, evening and recovery habits they've shared.

Other picks 1

Everything else they've recommended.

Questions people ask

What books does Joe Rogan recommend?
Empire of the Summer Moon by S.C. Gwynne and The War of Art by Steven Pressfield.
What supplements does Joe Rogan take?
He has mentioned Alpha Brain from Onnit, a company he has an ownership tie to, and AG1, which is a paid sponsor.
What is Joe Rogan's workout routine?
A kettlebell and bodyweight session: warm-up swings and windmills, then chin-ups, dips and overhead squats for 5 reps with a load he could lift 7-8 times. He trains without going to failure, then does cardio on an Airdyne bike.
What is Joe Rogan's sauna and cold plunge routine?
About 20 minutes in the sauna, around 2 minutes in a Morozko cold plunge, then back to the sauna. He has suggested beginners start around 3 minutes in the plunge. He also uses a 185-degree sauna straight after cardio.
What does Joe Rogan eat?
He eats wild game such as elk, and did a 30-day carnivore trial (meat and eggs only) for all of January.

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