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A Channel Seven News reporter has gone viral for her incredibly toned biceps.
Saavanah Bourke recently showed off her super fit figure in a sleeveless red dress during a cross from a crime scene.
Personal trainer Aaron Cooper shared the video on TikTok this week, begging Bourke to share her gym regime, suggesting she should become a fitness coach herself.
'I say this with the most utmost respect of course, but WTF are you doing in the gym to grow shoulders and arms like that?' he said.
'You absolutely nailed the Channel Seven news reporter voice, but I think you are in the wrong industry.
'As a fitness coach myself, you have to get into fitness coaching. I will listen to whatever you have to say. I will stop doing whatever I am doing and I will listen to you. Sincerely, every bloke in Australia.'
Channel Seven News reporter Saavannah Bourke has gone viral for her incredibly toned biceps
Personal trainer Aaron Cooper shared the video on TikTok this week, begging Bourke to share her gym regime, suggesting she should become a fitness coach herself
His followers wholeheartedly agreed, calling Bourke an 'absolute weapon'.
'Puts the rep in reporter,' one said.
'Jesus, her arms are outstanding,' one more added, as another said: 'The guns are gunning.'
What Cooper didn’t know is that Bourke is, in fact, a fitness coach.
Alongside her journalism career, she has been a dedicated bodybuilder since 2017.
She has competed in several fitness competitions and recently turned her passion into a business, launching her own online fitness coaching platform called Saavfit earlier this year.
She announced the news on her Instagram page, saying she she wanted to help people who struggle with motivation.
'I’m so excited to be launching my own platform for online coaching,' she wrote.
What Cooper didn’t know is that Bourke is, in fact, a fitness coach and launched her own business, Saavfit, earlier this year
She announced the news on her Instagram page, saying she wanted to help people who struggle with motivation
'This is something I have wanted to do for a long time but was always to scared to take the leap.
'My purpose will be to help people who are struggling with motivation find forms of exercise they enjoy, so training doesn't feel like a chore, but a lifestyle.'
Bourke began working for Channel Seven as a reporter on the Sunshine Coast before transitioning to Seven News in Brisbane.
Before her time at Seven, she spent nearly three years as a journalist for Nine News in Townsville and Rockhampton.
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