Joe Wicks continues to grow the fitness empire as he earned £115,000 PER WEEK last year and has assets of almost £15 million
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Joe Wicks earned £115,000 a week last year as he continued to build his fitness empire.
The 36-year-old coaching guru scored more than some of England’s top footballers, according to figures from Companies House.
Joe’s company, Body Coach Online Nutrition Ltd, had cash reserves of £4.5m for the year ending March 2021, a huge increase from the £1.7m it had in cash. 2020.
Success: Joe Wicks earned £115,000 a week last year as he continued to build his fitness empire
His other company, Joe Wicks Ltd, also increased his funds with assets currently valued at £6.7m, an increase of £3.5m from the previous year.
Another firm, Joe Wicks Group Ltd, had assets worth £3.25m, bringing cash and assets to nearly £15m.
Joe’s wealth comes from his massive social media success, fitness app, Lean In 15 cookbooks, and Gusto meal kits.
The star previously revealed how she bought her mother’s South London council house in May 2020 following its financial success.
Wow: The 36-year-old coaching guru scored more than some of England’s top footballers, according to figures from Companies House
Joe said, “When I was able to say, ‘Mom, I’m going to buy your house…it’s yours,’ it was an amazing moment.”
It comes after Joe showed off his own body transformation as he bulked up in a three month transformation while in Los Angeles.
The Body Coach recently took to Instagram to post before and after photos of her amazing new look.
Joe set himself two goals when he landed in Los Angeles three months ago: ‘get more sleep’ and ‘get stronger’.
Riches: Joe’s wealth comes from his massive social media success, fitness app, Lean In 15 cookbooks, and Gusto meal kits.
Training six days a week at 6 a.m. and going to bed at 9:30 p.m., the star lifted increasingly heavier weights.
Alongside the pictures showing his bulging muscles, Joe wrote: ‘My three month progress. I set myself two main goals when I landed in Los Angeles three months ago.
“Number one was sleeping more because at home my sleep is not constant and I don’t get enough sleep.
“I spend too much time sitting in front of my phone working, watching TV late at night, or playing Call of Duty with my friends online until midnight.
Change: It comes after Joe showed off his own body transformation as he bulked up in a three month transformation while in Los Angeles.
‘The second goal was to become stronger. To lift heavier weights and get progressively stronger each week just by adding a few extra pounds or doing a few extra reps.
“What I have realized more than ever is that the dream is the foundation on which everything stands. When I sleep better and consistently, I wake up with more energy to train harder.
‘When I have slept well I also choose better foods. I’ve been sleeping around 9:30pm most nights and trained consistently six days a week at 6am for three months.
‘The challenge for me when I’m back home is to keep this routine. I am going to do everything possible to fulfill it because I am fitter and stronger than ever and I feel that the sacrifices are worth it’.
Dad’s body: Joe set himself two goals when he landed in Los Angeles three months ago: ‘get more sleep’ and ‘get stronger’
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