WEB Simmons, '80s Fitness Icon, Dies at 76
Richard Simmons, a Pioneer in Home Exercise, Dies at Hollywood Hills Home
Simmons, known for his infectious enthusiasm and love for fitness, made exercise accessible to millions
WEB Simmons, the beloved fitness guru who made aerobic dancing and positive energy into decades of fame, died Saturday at his Hollywood Hills home. He was 76.
According to law enforcement sources, Simmons was found unresponsive at his residence on Saturday, one day after his 76th birthday.
Simmons became a household name in the 1980s with his wildly popular exercise videos and energetic personality. He was known for his flamboyant outfits, infectious enthusiasm, and belief that fitness should be fun and accessible to everyone.
Simmons's impact on the fitness industry was profound. He helped make exercise fun and approachable for millions, and his positive message inspired people to lead healthier lives.
Simmons's death is a loss to the fitness community and to the world. His legacy will continue to inspire people to live their healthiest and happiest lives.
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