Ja'Marr Chase working hard, aims for peak physical condition by age 30

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Last updated Jun 12, 2026

Ja'Marr Chase working hard, aims for peak physical condition by age 30
Summary

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase is committed to an intensive offseason workout plan, even inviting his personal trainer, Mo Wells, to Cabo to maintain their 2.5-hour daily routine. Wells notes that Chase is still developing and could reach his peak physical shape in two to three years, around age 28 to 30. Chase's impressive strength includes a deadlift of 500 pounds, putting him in the 99th percentile for force output according to sports science metrics. This dedication is expected to yield significant performance improvements as he continues to mature as an athlete. The Bengals' defense remains a point of concern for their overall success.

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  • Chase trains daily for 2.5 hours during the offseason.
  • He invited personal trainer Mo Wells to Cabo for workouts.
  • Wells predicts Chase will peak physically by age 28 to 30.
  • Chase deadlifts 500 pounds, ranking in the 99th percentile for force output.
  • The Bengals' defense still needs to improve for the team to succeed.
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  • 11:00 AMYahoo SportsJa’Marr Chase still at least 2 years away from physical peak, according to his personal trainer
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Ja’Marr Chase may be fun in interviews, but he’s extremely serious about his offseason workout regimen. In a recent piece on Chase and his personal trainer, Mo Wells, Geoff Hobson of Bengals.com wrote that the star receiver asked Wells to come with him to Cabo so they could continue his 2.5-hour daily routine, even while […]

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