Elliot Page Shocks Fans with Rippling Six-Pack in Serious Body Transformation

Abs on abs.

via: People

The 39-year-old actor showed off his chiseled physique in a shirtless photo with his trainer and subsequent boxing videos in the ring.

“I've been incredibly fortunate to train with [Coach Nolan],” Page captioned his pics and videos. “He's a brilliant teacher, not just in the way he breaks down complex movements, but also in his strategic understanding of boxing and his thoughtful approach to the psychological side of the sport.”

Calling the training “an essential part” of his life, Page teased, “Just be warned, you may end up getting as hooked as I am. 🥊”

In the clips, Page is seen shuffling around the ring, punching and jabbing as his trainer hits him with some blue noodles.

Commenters were wowed by Page's toned physique.

“Page more shredded than my banking files,” one person wrote.

Another person wrote, “You could wash laundry on those abs! 😳 Keep it up! Amazing!!!! Way to get us all motivated to get off our butts lol.”

Actor Jerry O'Connell commented, “I gotta unfreeze my gym account. EP, you are RIPPED.”

Page, who came out as trans in December 2020, has been open about his journey to proudly taking his shirt off in the summertime.

After having top surgery, Page posted a shirtless selfie in 2023, writing, “Dysphoria used to be especially rife in the summer. No layers, just a T-shirt - or layers and oh so sweaty - constantly looking down, readjusting my oversized T. It feels so f'ing good soaking in the sun now."

He added at the time, "I never thought I could experience this, the joy I feel in my body. I am so grateful for what gender affirming care has allowed me and I look forward to sharing more of my journey soon. #transjoy."

It's been important to Page to be an advocate for trans people in his everyday life. 

“I hope for anyone who's struggling in this time and the headlines, just to know that you're not alone and loved and celebrated by so many,” The Odyssey actor said in a recent interview with Democracy Now. 

Page advised, “Try to block out the noise from absolute vile losers who must be so profoundly uncomfortable with themselves they can't handle that someone could get to a place that I think trans people do get to, which is a level of self acceptance and understanding that I think is really profound.”