Paul Ryan
Mitt Romney's running mate takes time out from his duties representing Wisconsin in the U.S. House of Representatives to pump some iron. And, clearly, he takes it super seriously.
Barack Obama
While he may be jumping through hoops dealing trying to make both left and right wingers happy in office, President Obama is strickly shooting hoops in his off time.
Arnold Schwarzenegger
The professional bodybuilder-turned-actor-turned-govenator-turned-tabloid star has one constant: The aesthetic adventure that is his buffed up body.
Sarah Palin
While sightseeing may be good for the soul (remember, she can see Russia from her house), former veep candidate (and future fitness book author) Sarah Palin also knew that running was good for the bod.
Bill Clinton
The former POTUS might prefer alternate ways to breaking a sweat (JK, Hilary!), but Bubba is sticking to jogging these days.
George Bush
So, maybe it's not the strenuous of sports. But that might just be exactly why W. needs to chill out on the back nine. It's far more glamorous than his other form of exercise: Removing brush.
John Kerry
Kerry might have lost the 2004 election to George W. Bush, but the Democrat doesn't seem to be sweating it—avoiding the White House left plenty of time for beach fun.