During Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s memorial, her personal trainer, Bryant Johnson, honored her by doing three push-ups before her coffin.
The late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's personal trainer of more than 20 years, Bryant Johnson, paid tribute to her as she lay in state in the U.S. Capitol on Friday by dropping to the ground and doing three pushups before her casket. s longtime personal trainer paid tribute to the late Supreme Court justice by doing push-ups beside her casket As lawmakers and mourners took turns bowing their heads to honor Ginsburg, Bryant Johnson, Ginsburg's beloved trainer of over 20 years, approached her flag-draped casket and, in a touching and personal tribute, dropped to the ground and did three quick push-ups. Over the years, Ginsburg credited Johnson for helping her keep up her physical and mental strength. Ginsburg had previously to the hours she devoted to staying in shape with Johnson. Through her 80s, Ginsburg was known for her gym workouts. Full video:  Over the past few years, Ginsburg became famous for her strict workout routine with Johnson, whom she referred to as "the | poses at the court in 2017 with his book, "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" Bryant Johnson, who was Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's personal trainer, poses at the court in 2017 with his book, "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" Watch CBS News By   / CBS News Bryant Johnson, the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's personal trainer, dropped to the ground in front of her casket and performed three push-ups to honor her at the U.S. Capitol on Friday. | Through her 80s, Ginsburg was known for her gym workouts. Full video:  Over the past few years, Ginsburg became famous for her strict workout routine with Johnson, whom she referred to as "the most important person" in her life, excluding her family, according to his website. Ginsburg that “a very important part of my life is my personal trainer.” She with Johnson this year amid the pandemic and as she underwent chemotherapy to treat a recurrence of cancer. Ginsburg that “a very important part of my life is my personal trainer.” She with Johnson this year amid the pandemic and as she underwent chemotherapy to treat a recurrence of cancer. He called Ginsburg “awesome” and “remarkable.” Interest in her fitness routine resulted in a workout book written by Johnson: “The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!” Published in 2017, the book walks readers through the hour-long workout routine that Ginsburg endured, with illustrations of the justice doing each exercise. | She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!” Published in 2017, the book walks readers through the hour-long workout routine that Ginsburg endured, with illustrations of the justice doing each exercise. Johnson, an Army reservist, was Ginsburg’s personal trainer since 1999 after she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. Johnson, an Army reservist, was Ginsburg’s personal trainer since 1999 after she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. The few breaks in their workouts in the Supreme Court gym came when Johnson – an Army reservist and equal opportunity adviser – was deployed to Kuwait from 2004-2007, and when Ginsburg had serious health issues such as her 2009 bout with pancreatic cancer and a 2014 heart stent implant.   Bryant Johnson, who was Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's personal trainer, poses at the court in 2017 with his book, "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" Bryant Johnson, who was Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's personal trainer, poses at the court in | to our movement. A battery of current and former clerks to Ginsburg accompanied the justice’s coffin up the steps of the Supreme Court, where she will lie in repose for two days before lying in state for a day at the Capitol across the street. Joe Biden and Dr. Jill Biden pay their respects to judicial icon Ruth Bader Ginsburg as she lies in state at the U.S. Capitol. | toward one’s colleagues or different points of view,” calling her “a titan of the law.” Vice President Joe Biden and Democratic nominee, who heard the news while on a flight, called her a “ ” while hailing her persistence in overcoming gender discrimination and fighting for women’s rights. CNN’s Jessica Schneider was outside the Supreme Court where mourners are gathering to pay their respects to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg as she lies in repose today and tomorrow.
During Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s memorial, her personal trainer, Bryant Johnson, honored her by doing three push-ups before her coffin.
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The late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's personal trainer of more than 20 years, Bryant Johnson, paid tribute to her as she lay in state in the U.S. Capitol on Friday by dropping to the ground and doing three pushups before her casket. s longtime personal trainer paid tribute to the late Supreme Court justice by doing push-ups beside her casket As lawmakers and mourners took turns bowing their heads to honor Ginsburg, Bryant Johnson, Ginsburg's beloved trainer of over 20 years, approached her flag-draped casket and, in a touching and personal tribute, dropped to the ground and did three quick push-ups. Over the years, Ginsburg credited Johnson for helping her keep up her physical and mental strength. Ginsburg had previously to the hours she devoted to staying in shape with Johnson. Through her 80s, Ginsburg was known for her gym workouts. Full video:  Over the past few years, Ginsburg became famous for her strict workout routine with Johnson, whom she referred to as "the most important person" in her life, excluding her family, according to his website. Ginsburg that “a very important part of my life is my personal trainer.” She with Johnson this year amid the pandemic and as she underwent chemotherapy to treat a recurrence of cancer. Ginsburg that “a very important part of my life is my personal trainer.” She with Johnson this year amid the pandemic and as she underwent chemotherapy to treat a recurrence of cancer. He called Ginsburg “awesome” and “remarkable.” Interest in her fitness routine resulted in a workout book written by Johnson: “The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!” Published in 2017, the book walks readers through the hour-long workout routine that Ginsburg endured, with illustrations of the justice doing each exercise. Johnson, an Army reservist, was Ginsburg’s personal trainer since 1999 after she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. Johnson, an Army reservist, was Ginsburg’s personal trainer since 1999 after she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. The few breaks in their workouts in the Supreme Court gym came when Johnson – an Army reservist and equal opportunity adviser – was deployed to Kuwait from 2004-2007, and when Ginsburg had serious health issues such as her 2009 bout with pancreatic cancer and a 2014 heart stent implant.   Bryant Johnson, who was Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's personal trainer, poses at the court in 2017 with his book, "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" Bryant Johnson, who was Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's personal trainer, poses at the court in 2017 with his book, "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" Watch CBS News By   / CBS News Bryant Johnson, the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's personal trainer, dropped to the ground in front of her casket and performed three push-ups to honor her at the U.S. Capitol on Friday.
Title: Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Personal Trainer Honors Her with Push-ups at Memorial: A Tribute to Her Strength and Legacy

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's personal trainer, Bryant Johnson, paid a unique and heartfelt tribute to her as she lay in state in the U.S. Capitol on Friday. Johnson, a longtime friend and confidant of Ginsburg, dropped to the ground and performed three push-ups before her casket, in a touching display of respect and admiration for the late justice.

Ginsburg, who was known for her physical strength and mental toughness, had worked out with Johnson for over 20 years, crediting him for helping her maintain her health and well-being. She famously endured an hour-long workout routine, even into her 80s, which was chronicled in Johnson's book "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!"

Johnson, an Army reservist and equal opportunity adviser, was Ginsburg's personal trainer since 1999, after she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. Their workouts in the Supreme Court gym were a testament to Ginsburg's dedication to her health and her commitment to staying strong, both physically and mentally.

The few breaks in their workouts came when Johnson was deployed to Kuwait from 2004-2007, and when Ginsburg had serious health issues such as her 2009 bout with pancreatic cancer and a 2014 heart stent implant. Through it all, Johnson remained a constant presence in Ginsburg's life, supporting her and encouraging her to stay strong.

Ginsburg's legacy as a trailblazer for women's rights and gender equality cannot be overstated. She fought tirelessly for justice and equality, and her impact on American law and society will be felt for generations to come. Her dedication to her health and fitness was just one aspect of her remarkable life, but it is a testament to her strength and determination.

Johnson's tribute to Ginsburg was a fitting way to honor her memory and her legacy. His push-ups before her casket were a reminder of her strength and resilience, and a tribute to the impact she had on those around her. As Ginsburg lies in repose at the Supreme Court and in state at the Capitol, mourners are gathering to pay their respects and to celebrate her life and her many contributions to American society.

In these difficult times, as we mourn the loss of a true American icon, let us remember the lessons that Ginsburg taught us: to fight for what is right, to stay strong in the face of adversity, and to always strive for justice and equality. And let us also remember the importance of taking care of ourselves, both physically and mentally, as Ginsburg did throughout her remarkable life.

Rest in peace, Ruth Bader Ginsburg. You will be deeply missed, but your legacy will live on forever.
Title: Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Personal Trainer Honors Her with Push-ups at Memorial: A Tribute to Her Strength and Legacy

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's life and legacy were honored in a memorial service at the U.S. Capitol on Friday, where her personal trainer, Bryant Johnson, paid tribute to her in a unique and touching way. As lawmakers and mourners took turns bowing their heads to honor Ginsburg, Johnson approached her flag-draped casket and dropped to the ground to do three quick push-ups.

This personal tribute was a nod to Ginsburg's famous workout routine, which she maintained well into her 80s. Johnson, who served as Ginsburg's personal trainer since 1999, helped the justice maintain her physical and mental strength through the years. Ginsburg had previously credited Johnson for keeping her in shape, saying that "he's the most important person in my life, except for my family."

Johnson and Ginsburg maintained a close relationship over the years, with the justice referring to him as "the most important person" in her life, excluding her family. They continued their workouts throughout the pandemic and even as Ginsburg underwent chemotherapy to treat a recurrence of cancer. Johnson called Ginsburg "awesome" and "remarkable," and his book, "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" was published in 2017, walking readers through Ginsburg's hour-long workout routine.

Ginsburg's legacy as a champion for gender equality and women's rights was also highlighted during the memorial service. She was known for her strong work ethic and her ability to work toward her colleagues' points of view, earning her the title of "a titan of the law."

Vice President Joe Biden and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris paid their respects to Ginsburg, calling her a "lioness" and a "beloved figure." Mourners gathered outside the Supreme Court to pay their respects as Ginsburg lay in repose for two days before lying in state for a day at the Capitol across the street.

Johnson's push-up tribute was a fitting way to honor Ginsburg's strength and legacy. It was a personal and touching tribute that highlighted her dedication to maintaining her physical and mental strength, even in the face of adversity. Ginsburg's legacy will continue to inspire and empower generations to come, and Johnson's tribute was a reminder of the justice's unwavering determination and strength.
Title: Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Memorialized: A Tribute of Strength and Perseverance

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was memorialized at the U.S. Capitol on Friday, and in a touching and personal tribute, her longtime personal trainer, Bryant Johnson, honored her with three push-ups beside her casket. This tribute was a testament to their two-decade-long relationship and Ginsburg's unwavering commitment to physical fitness.

Ginsburg, who passed away last week at the age of 87, was known for her rigorous workout routine with Johnson, who she referred to as "the most important person" in her life, excluding her family. She continued her workouts with Johnson through her 80s, even as she underwent chemotherapy to treat a recurrence of cancer this year. Her dedication to her health and fitness was an inspiration to many, and Johnson's push-up tribute served as a powerful reminder of her strength and perseverance.

Johnson, an Army reservist, began training Ginsburg in 1999 after she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. Their workouts in the Supreme Court gym were a regular occurrence, with only a few breaks when Johnson was deployed to Kuwait from 2004-2007 and during Ginsburg's serious health issues, such as her 2009 bout with pancreatic cancer and a 2014 heart stent implant.

Ginsburg's commitment to her fitness routine was so well-known that it resulted in a workout book written by Johnson, "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" The book, published in 2017, walks readers through the hour-long workout routine that Ginsburg endured, with illustrations of the justice doing each exercise.

As lawmakers and mourners paid their respects to Ginsburg at the Capitol, Johnson's push-up tribute was a powerful reminder of the justice's legacy. Ginsburg was a trailblazer for women's rights and gender equality, and her commitment to her fitness routine was a testament to her strength and determination.

Ginsburg's legacy will live on through her work and the impact she had on countless lives. Her passing is a loss for the legal community and the nation as a whole, but her memory will continue to inspire and motivate future generations.

In these challenging times, we can all learn something from Ginsburg's unwavering commitment to her health and fitness, even in the face of adversity. Her legacy serves as a reminder to always strive for excellence, to persevere in the face of obstacles, and to never give up, no matter the circumstances.

Rest in peace, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Your legacy will live on, and your memory will continue to inspire us all.
Title: Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Memorial: A Fitting Tribute by Her Personal Trainer, Bryant Johnson

The late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was honored in a memorable way during her memorial service at the U.S. Capitol on Friday. Her personal trainer of over 20 years, Bryant Johnson, paid tribute to her incredible strength and resilience with a touching and personal gesture - dropping to the ground to perform three quick push-ups beside her casket.

Justice Ginsburg, who was known for her physical and mental strength, had credited Johnson for helping her keep up her workout routine. She famously referred to Johnson as "the most important person" in her life, excluding her family. Through her 80s, Ginsburg was known for her gym workouts, and she continued to exercise with Johnson amid the pandemic and as she underwent chemotherapy to treat a recurrence of cancer.

Johnson's book, "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!", published in 2017, walks readers through the hour-long workout routine that Ginsburg endured, with illustrations of the justice doing each exercise. Johnson, an Army reservist, had been Ginsburg's personal trainer since 1999, after she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. Their few breaks in their workouts came when Johnson was deployed to Kuwait from 2004-2007, and when Ginsburg had health issues such as her 2009 bout with pancreatic cancer and a 2014 heart stent implant.

The touching tribute by Johnson was a fitting way to honor Ginsburg's legacy as a champion for women's rights and gender equality. Her colleagues and political leaders remembered her as a "titan of the law" and a "trailblazer for women's rights." Democratic nominee Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris hailed her persistence in overcoming gender discrimination and fighting for women's rights.

As Ginsburg's coffin lay in state at the Capitol, a battery of current and former clerks to Ginsburg accompanied her up the steps of the Supreme Court, where she will lie in repose for two days before lying in state for a day at the Capitol across the street. Mourners gathered outside the Supreme Court to pay their respects to the judicial icon.

Justice Ginsburg's legacy will live on, inspiring generations of women and men to fight for gender equality and justice for all. Her strength and resilience, both physical and mental, will always be remembered, as will the touching tribute by her personal trainer, Bryant Johnson.
As the nation said its final goodbyes to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a touching and personal tribute was paid to her by her personal trainer of over 20 years, Bryant Johnson. As Ginsburg lay in state in the U.S. Capitol on Friday, Johnson approached her flag-draped casket and dropped to the ground to perform three push-ups, honoring the late justice in a unique and heartfelt way.

Justice Ginsburg was known for her physical strength and mental toughness, which she credited in part to her rigorous workout routine with Johnson. Over the years, she had become famous for her dedication to maintaining her health and fitness, even into her 80s. In 2017, Johnson published a book titled “The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!” which walked readers through the hour-long workout routine that Ginsburg endured, with illustrations of the justice doing each exercise.

Johnson, an Army reservist, had been Ginsburg’s personal trainer since 1999, after she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. The two had only taken brief breaks in their workouts when Johnson was deployed to Kuwait from 2004-2007, and when Ginsburg had serious health issues such as her 2009 bout with pancreatic cancer and a 2014 heart stent implant. Through it all, Ginsburg remained committed to her fitness routine, and Johnson was by her side every step of the way.

As tributes poured in for the late justice, many highlighted her unwavering commitment to justice, equality, and fairness. Ginsburg was known for her fierce dissents and her tireless advocacy for women’s rights, and her passing has been deeply felt by many. But Johnson’s tribute served as a reminder of the importance of physical health and mental toughness, even in the face of adversity.

Ginsburg’s casket was accompanied up the steps of the Supreme Court by a battery of current and former clerks, and she will lie in repose for two days before lying in state for a day at the Capitol across the street. Mourners have gathered to pay their respects, including President Joe Biden and Dr. Jill Biden.

Justice Ginsburg’s legacy will live on for generations to come, and Bryant Johnson’s tribute served as a fitting testament to the late justice’s strength, determination, and unwavering commitment to justice and equality.
In a poignant and unique tribute, Bryant Johnson, the longtime personal trainer of the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, honored her memory by performing three push-ups in front of her casket as she lay in state at the U.S. Capitol on Friday.

Johnson, who had been Ginsburg's trainer for over 20 years, approached her flag-draped casket and, in a deeply personal gesture, dropped to the ground to perform the push-ups. This act symbolized the dedication and strength that Ginsburg had shown throughout her life and career, particularly in her later years.

The late justice was well-known for her commitment to fitness, which she maintained well into her 80s. Ginsburg often credited Johnson with helping her maintain both her physical and mental strength. Their training relationship began in 1999 after Ginsburg underwent surgery for colorectal cancer, and continued with only a few breaks until her passing.

Ginsburg's workout routine became famous in recent years, inspiring Johnson to write a book titled "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" published in 2017. The book detailed the hour-long workout routine that Ginsburg followed, complete with illustrations of the justice performing each exercise.

The justice herself had referred to Johnson as "the most important person" in her life outside of her family, underscoring the significance of their relationship. Even during the COVID-19 pandemic and while undergoing chemotherapy for a recurrence of cancer, Ginsburg continued to train with Johnson.

As lawmakers, mourners, and former clerks paid their respects to the judicial icon, Johnson's tribute stood out as a testament to Ginsburg's perseverance and strength. It served as a reminder of the personal impact she had on those close to her, beyond her monumental legal legacy.

Ginsburg's body will lie in repose at the Supreme Court for two days before being moved to the Capitol, where she will be the first woman and first Jewish person to lie in state. Her passing has been mourned by many, including political figures such as Joe Biden, who called her a "giant in the legal profession" and praised her efforts in overcoming gender discrimination and fighting for women's rights.
In a poignant and unique tribute, Bryant Johnson, the longtime personal trainer of the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, honored her memory by performing three push-ups before her casket as she lay in state at the U.S. Capitol on Friday.

Johnson, who had been Ginsburg's trainer for over 20 years, approached her flag-draped coffin and, in a deeply personal gesture, dropped to the ground to complete the push-ups. This act symbolized the dedication and strength that Ginsburg had shown throughout her life and career, particularly in her later years.

The late justice was well-known for her rigorous workout routine, which she maintained well into her 80s. Ginsburg often credited Johnson with helping her maintain both her physical and mental strength. Their training relationship began in 1999 after Ginsburg underwent surgery for colorectal cancer, and continued with few interruptions until her passing.

Ginsburg's commitment to fitness became a part of her public persona, inspiring Johnson to write a book titled "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" published in 2017. The book detailed the hour-long workout routine that Ginsburg followed, complete with illustrations of the justice performing each exercise.

The justice herself had referred to Johnson as "the most important person" in her life outside of her family, highlighting the significance of their professional relationship. Even during the COVID-19 pandemic and while undergoing chemotherapy for a recurrence of cancer, Ginsburg continued her workouts with Johnson.

As lawmakers, mourners, and former clerks paid their respects to the judicial icon, Johnson's tribute stood out as a testament to Ginsburg's perseverance and strength. It served as a reminder of the personal side of the justice, known for her legal brilliance and advocacy for gender equality.

The push-up tribute quickly went viral, with many seeing it as a fitting send-off for a woman who had pushed boundaries throughout her career and inspired millions with her resilience and determination. As Ginsburg lies in state, becoming the first woman and first Jewish person to be accorded this honor in the U.S. Capitol, Johnson's act ensures that her legacy of strength will be remembered alongside her monumental legal achievements.
In a poignant and unique tribute, Bryant Johnson, the longtime personal trainer of the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, honored her memory by performing three push-ups before her casket as she lay in state at the U.S. Capitol on Friday. This unexpected gesture captured the essence of Ginsburg's dedication to fitness and her close relationship with Johnson, who had been her trainer for over two decades.

Justice Ginsburg, who passed away at the age of 87, was known for her rigorous workout routine, which she maintained well into her 80s. Johnson, an Army reservist, began working with Ginsburg in 1999 following her surgery for colorectal cancer. Over the years, their training sessions became an integral part of Ginsburg's life, with the Justice referring to Johnson as "the most important person" in her life outside of her family.

The push-up tribute was a testament to the impact of their partnership. Ginsburg had often credited Johnson for helping her maintain both physical and mental strength throughout her later years on the Supreme Court. Their commitment to fitness was so notable that it inspired Johnson to write a book in 2017 titled "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" which detailed the Justice's hour-long workout routine.

As lawmakers and mourners paid their respects to Ginsburg, Johnson's brief but powerful tribute stood out as a personal and touching moment. It highlighted not only Ginsburg's dedication to her health but also the strong bonds she formed beyond her judicial duties.

The ceremony at the Capitol was part of several days of remembrance for Justice Ginsburg. Her body had previously lain in repose at the Supreme Court, where a battery of current and former clerks accompanied her coffin. The events drew numerous dignitaries, including Joe Biden and Dr. Jill Biden, who came to pay their respects to the judicial icon.

Ginsburg's impact on the legal world and her role as a champion for gender equality and women's rights have been widely celebrated in the wake of her passing. Her colleague, Chief Justice John Roberts, praised her as "a titan of the law," while Joe Biden hailed her as a "giant" in her field.

As the nation continues to mourn the loss of Justice Ginsburg, Johnson's push-up tribute serves as a reminder of her indomitable spirit and the personal touches that made her not just a revered jurist, but also a beloved figure to those who knew her best.
In a poignant and unique tribute, Bryant Johnson, the longtime personal trainer of the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, honored her memory by performing three push-ups in front of her casket as she lay in state at the U.S. Capitol on Friday.

Johnson, who had been Ginsburg's trainer for over 20 years, approached the flag-draped casket and, in a touching display of respect, dropped to the ground to perform the brief workout. This unconventional homage perfectly encapsulated the special bond between Ginsburg and Johnson, as well as the Justice's well-known commitment to physical fitness even into her late 80s.

Ginsburg's rigorous workout routine with Johnson had become legendary in recent years, inspiring public fascination and even a book. In 2017, Johnson published "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" which detailed the hour-long regimen he designed for the Justice, complete with illustrations of Ginsburg performing each exercise.

The relationship between Ginsburg and Johnson began in 1999 after her surgery for colorectal cancer. Over the years, Ginsburg credited Johnson with helping her maintain both physical and mental strength. She once referred to him as "the most important person" in her life outside of her family, underscoring the significance of their bond.

Their training sessions continued even during challenging times, including this year as Ginsburg underwent chemotherapy for a recurrence of cancer amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Johnson, an Army reservist, maintained their workout schedule except during his deployment to Kuwait from 2004-2007 and during Ginsburg's most serious health issues.

As mourners, including lawmakers, current and former law clerks, and members of the public, gathered to pay their respects to the iconic Justice, Johnson's push-ups stood out as a deeply personal and fitting tribute. It served as a reminder of Ginsburg's indomitable spirit and her commitment to staying strong in the face of adversity.

The gesture also highlighted the impact Ginsburg had on those close to her and the inspiration she provided to many. As the nation continues to mourn the loss of this legal titan, Johnson's tribute serves as a poignant reminder of the personal side of Ruth Bader Ginsburg – a woman who remained committed to her principles, her work, and her health until the very end.
In a poignant and unique tribute, Bryant Johnson, the longtime personal trainer of the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, honored her memory by performing three push-ups in front of her casket as she lay in state at the U.S. Capitol on Friday. This unexpected gesture captured the essence of Ginsburg's commitment to physical fitness and her close relationship with Johnson, who had been her trainer for over two decades.

Justice Ginsburg, who passed away at the age of 87, was known for her rigorous workout routine, which she maintained well into her 80s. Johnson, an Army reservist, began working with Ginsburg in 1999 following her surgery for colorectal cancer. Over the years, their training sessions became an integral part of the Justice's life, with Ginsburg once referring to Johnson as "the most important person" in her life outside of her family.

The Justice's dedication to fitness became legendary, inspiring Johnson to write a book titled "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" published in 2017. The book detailed Ginsburg's hour-long workout routine, complete with illustrations of the Justice performing each exercise.

As lawmakers and mourners paid their respects to Ginsburg, Johnson's push-ups stood out as a deeply personal tribute. The moment underscored the unique bond between the Justice and her trainer, as well as Ginsburg's commitment to maintaining her physical and mental strength throughout her long and illustrious career on the Supreme Court.

Ginsburg's impact on American jurisprudence and her role as a champion for gender equality and women's rights have been widely celebrated since her passing. Her personal strength and determination, exemplified by her dedication to fitness, were integral to her ability to overcome numerous health challenges and continue serving on the nation's highest court until her death.

As the nation mourns the loss of this legal titan, Johnson's push-ups serve as a reminder of Ginsburg's indomitable spirit and the importance she placed on personal health and resilience. This unconventional tribute perfectly encapsulates the unique and inspiring legacy of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, both in and out of the courtroom.
##  Push-Ups for RBG: Trainer Honors Ginsburg with Touching Tribute

**Washington D.C.** - In a poignant display of respect and admiration, Bryant Johnson, personal trainer to the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg for over two decades, paid tribute to his beloved client by performing three push-ups before her casket as it lay in state at the U.S. Capitol on Friday.

Johnson, who was by Ginsburg's side through her rigorous workout routines and personal battles, approached the flag-draped casket amidst a solemn gathering of lawmakers and mourners.  With a quiet determination, he dropped to the ground and executed the push-ups, a symbolic gesture reflecting Ginsburg's own strength and resilience.

Ginsburg, known for her unwavering commitment to fitness even in her 80s, often credited Johnson with helping her maintain both physical and mental strength. She famously referred to him as "the most important person in my life, excluding my family," highlighting the profound impact he had on her well-being.

Johnson's tribute resonated deeply with those present, serving as a powerful reminder of Ginsburg's indomitable spirit and her dedication to living life to the fullest.  

The tribute also brought to mind Ginsburg's iconic workout routine, which gained national attention and inspired countless individuals. Johnson's book, "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!", details the hour-long regimen that Ginsburg followed, showcasing her commitment to fitness as a cornerstone of her life.

As mourners continue to pay their respects to the late Justice, Johnson's heartfelt tribute stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a woman who defied expectations and inspired generations with her unwavering strength and unwavering pursuit of justice. 


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##  Push-Ups for RBG: Trainer Honors Ginsburg with Heartfelt Tribute

**WASHINGTON D.C.** - In a poignant display of respect and affection, Bryant Johnson, personal trainer to the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg for over two decades, paid a touching tribute during her memorial service at the U.S. Capitol on Friday. 

As lawmakers and mourners filed past Ginsburg's flag-draped casket, Johnson approached and, with quiet determination, performed three push-ups before her final resting place. The gesture, simple yet powerful, resonated deeply with those present, reflecting the profound bond between the justice and her dedicated trainer.

Johnson, who Ginsburg affectionately referred to as "the most important person in my life, excluding my family," was instrumental in helping her maintain her physical and mental strength throughout her life, particularly during her battle with cancer.  

Ginsburg's commitment to fitness was well-documented, and she often credited Johnson with helping her stay strong and healthy well into her 80s. Their rigorous hour-long workouts in the Supreme Court gym became a symbol of Ginsburg's indomitable spirit and her dedication to living life to the fullest.

Johnson's tribute was a fitting testament to the justice's legacy.  Ginsburg, a champion for gender equality and a fierce advocate for justice, inspired millions with her unwavering commitment to her beliefs and her remarkable resilience.

The push-ups, a symbol of strength and determination, served as a poignant reminder of the lasting impact Ginsburg had on the world, and the enduring power of her spirit. 


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##  Push-Ups for RBG: Personal Trainer Honors Ginsburg With Touching Tribute 

**Washington D.C.** - In a poignant display of respect and affection, Bryant Johnson, personal trainer to the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg for over 20 years, paid a heartfelt tribute during her memorial service at the U.S. Capitol on Friday. As lawmakers and mourners paid their respects, Johnson approached Ginsburg's flag-draped casket and, in a moment of quiet strength, performed three push-ups. 

The gesture was a powerful reminder of Ginsburg's dedication to fitness and her unwavering spirit, even in the face of health challenges. Ginsburg, known for her rigorous workout routine well into her 80s, often credited Johnson with helping her maintain her physical and mental strength. 

Johnson, an Army reservist, had been Ginsburg's trainer since 1999, supporting her through various health battles, including colorectal cancer, pancreatic cancer, and a heart stent implant. He became a close confidante, with Ginsburg famously referring to him as "the most important person in my life, excluding my family." 

Their bond extended beyond the gym, with Johnson even co-authoring the book "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" which detailed Ginsburg's hour-long workout regimen. The book, published in 2017, became a testament to Ginsburg's dedication to health and fitness and inspired many to adopt a more active lifestyle.

Johnson's tribute was met with a mix of emotion and admiration. It served as a poignant reminder of the extraordinary life and legacy of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a woman who fought tirelessly for equality and inspired generations with her strength, resilience, and unwavering commitment to justice.


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##  Push-Ups for RBG: Trainer Honors Ginsburg With Touching Tribute 

**Washington D.C.** -  In a moving display of respect and affection, Bryant Johnson, the personal trainer of the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, paid tribute to his longtime client during her memorial service at the U.S. Capitol on Friday.  As lawmakers and mourners paid their respects to Ginsburg, Johnson approached her flag-draped casket and performed three swift push-ups, a gesture that resonated with those present.

Johnson, who trained Ginsburg for over two decades, was a constant presence in her life, helping her maintain her physical and mental strength even as she battled health challenges. Ginsburg famously credited Johnson with playing a vital role in her well-being, calling him "the most important person in my life, excluding my family."

The tribute was a poignant reminder of Ginsburg's dedication to fitness and her unwavering spirit.  Known for her rigorous workout routine well into her 80s, Ginsburg's commitment to staying strong became an inspirational symbol for many. Johnson's book, "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!", details the hour-long regimen that Ginsburg followed, showcasing her dedication and determination.

Johnson's heartfelt gesture was met with a mix of awe and appreciation from those gathered. It served as a powerful testament to the bond they shared and the lasting impact Ginsburg had on those around her. 


The memorial service for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg continues, with tributes pouring in from across the nation.  Ginsburg's legacy as a champion for gender equality and a brilliant legal mind will continue to inspire generations to come.
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##  Push-Ups for RBG: Personal Trainer Honors Ginsburg with Touching Tribute 

**Washington D.C.** - In a poignant display of respect and admiration, Bryant Johnson, personal trainer to the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg for over two decades, paid tribute to his beloved client with a powerful yet simple gesture. As lawmakers and mourners filed past Ginsburg's flag-draped casket in the U.S. Capitol, Johnson dropped to the ground and performed three swift push-ups before the casket. 

This touching act resonated deeply with those present, reflecting the deep bond Johnson shared with Ginsburg and her unwavering commitment to physical fitness.  Ginsburg, known for her rigorous workout routine well into her 80s, often credited Johnson with helping her maintain her strength and vitality, both physically and mentally. 

"She was the most important person in my life, excluding her family," Johnson previously stated about Ginsburg. He called her "awesome" and "remarkable," highlighting her dedication to staying fit even as she battled health challenges like pancreatic cancer and a heart stent implant. 

Johnson's dedication to Ginsburg extended beyond the gym. He was by her side even during the pandemic and while she underwent chemotherapy for a recurrence of cancer. Their shared commitment to fitness led to Johnson's book, "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!", which outlines Ginsburg's hour-long workout routine.

The push-up tribute served as a powerful reminder of Ginsburg's legacy - a testament to her strength, resilience, and unwavering pursuit of justice, both in the courtroom and in her personal life.  


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**Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Honored by Personal Trainer Bryant Johnson at Capitol**

In a poignant tribute, Bryant Johnson, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's personal trainer of over 20 years, paid his respects to the late Supreme Court Justice on Friday as she lay in state at the U.S. Capitol. Johnson, who had been instrumental in helping Ginsburg maintain her physical and mental strength throughout her life, performed three push-ups in front of her casket, a gesture that was met with applause and admiration from lawmakers and mourners.

Ginsburg, known for her strict workout routine, had credited Johnson with helping her stay strong and healthy, even in her 80s. The two had been inseparable since 1999, when Johnson began training Ginsburg after she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. Johnson, an Army reservist, had continued to train Ginsburg despite being deployed to Kuwait from 2004-2007, and had even been present during her bouts with pancreatic cancer and a heart stent implant.

Their partnership was not limited to physical fitness; Johnson had also been a source of emotional support for Ginsburg. In his book, "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!", Johnson shared the hour-long workout routine that Ginsburg followed, with illustrations of the justice performing each exercise. The book was published in 2017 and became a bestseller, with many praising Ginsburg's dedication to her fitness routine.

As Ginsburg's coffin was carried up the steps of the Supreme Court, a battery of current and former clerks accompanied her, paying their respects to the judicial icon. Vice President Joe Biden and Dr. Jill Biden were among those who paid their respects to Ginsburg, hailing her as a "titan of the law" and praising her persistence in overcoming gender discrimination and fighting for women's rights.

Johnson's tribute to Ginsburg was a fitting tribute to the late Justice, who was remembered for her strength, resilience, and dedication to her craft. As the nation mourned the loss of this beloved figure, Johnson's actions served as a reminder of the profound impact that Ginsburg had on the lives of those around her.

In a statement, Johnson said that Ginsburg was "awesome" and "remarkable", and that he was honored to have been a part of her life. He also expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to have worked with Ginsburg, saying that she was "the most important person" in his life, excluding his family.

As the nation continues to pay its respects to Justice Ginsburg, Johnson's tribute serves as a poignant reminder of the enduring legacy of this remarkable woman.
##  "The RBG Workout" Lives On: Trainer Honors Ginsburg with Push-Ups at Her Memorial

Washington, D.C. - In a poignant and deeply personal tribute, Bryant Johnson, the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's personal trainer of over 20 years, honored her legacy with a simple yet powerful gesture. As mourners filed past Ginsburg's flag-draped casket at the U.S. Capitol on Friday, Johnson dropped to the ground and performed three quick push-ups, a testament to the strength and resilience that defined the iconic Justice's life.

Ginsburg, known for her unwavering commitment to fitness even in her 80s, credited Johnson for helping her maintain her physical and mental strength. Their bond was evident in the countless hours they spent together in the Supreme Court gym, a routine that became a symbol of Ginsburg's determination and dedication to her work. 

Johnson, who referred to Ginsburg as "the most important person" in his life, excluding his family, documented their workout routine in his 2017 book, "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" The book, featuring illustrations of Ginsburg performing each exercise, offers a glimpse into the rigorous hour-long workout that the Justice endured with unwavering dedication.

Their partnership began in 1999, shortly after Ginsburg underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. Johnson, an Army reservist and equal opportunity adviser, became her steadfast companion in fitness, helping her overcome health challenges, including pancreatic cancer and a heart stent implant. 

The push-ups at the Capitol were a powerful reminder of the enduring impact of Ginsburg's commitment to fitness and her unwavering spirit. Johnson's tribute, a simple act of strength and respect, resonated with mourners who witnessed the profound connection between the Justice and her trainer. It served as a poignant reminder of Ginsburg's legacy, not just as a legal giant, but as a woman who defied expectations and embraced life with unwavering determination. 

##  "The RBG Workout" Lives On: Personal Trainer Honors Ginsburg with Push-Ups at Her Memorial

WASHINGTON, D.C. - In a poignant and deeply personal tribute, Bryant Johnson, the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's personal trainer of over 20 years, performed three push-ups before her casket as she lay in state at the U.S. Capitol on Friday. 

Johnson's gesture, a powerful symbol of Ginsburg's unwavering commitment to fitness and strength, moved mourners and highlighted the profound impact she had on his life and countless others. 

Ginsburg, known for her sharp intellect and unwavering dedication to justice, was also celebrated for her remarkable physical stamina.  She credited Johnson for helping her maintain her strength and vitality, even into her 80s.  Their workout routine became legendary, inspiring a book titled "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!"

Johnson, an Army reservist, began training Ginsburg in 1999 after she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer.  Their partnership endured through deployments, health challenges, and even the COVID-19 pandemic.  Ginsburg often spoke of Johnson's importance in her life, calling him "the most important person" outside of her family.

The push-ups, a simple yet powerful act, served as a reminder of Ginsburg's enduring legacy, not just as a legal giant but as an inspiration to stay strong, both physically and mentally.  As mourners paid their respects, Johnson's tribute stood as a testament to the deep bond he shared with the justice and the profound impact she had on his life. 

##  "RBG's Trainer Honors Her with Three Push-Ups Before Casket"

The late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's personal trainer of more than 20 years, Bryant Johnson, paid tribute to her as she lay in state in the U.S. Capitol on Friday by dropping to the ground and doing three push-ups before her casket. 

As lawmakers and mourners took turns bowing their heads to honor Ginsburg, Johnson, Ginsburg's beloved trainer, approached her flag-draped casket and, in a touching and personal tribute, dropped to the ground and did three quick push-ups. This act was a powerful symbol of the strength and resilience that Ginsburg embodied throughout her life, a strength that she cultivated through her rigorous workout routine with Johnson.

Over the years, Ginsburg credited Johnson for helping her keep up her physical and mental strength. She often spoke about the hours she devoted to staying in shape with Johnson. Even in her 80s, Ginsburg was known for her gym workouts, becoming famous for her strict routine with Johnson, whom she referred to as "the most important person" in her life, excluding her family.

Johnson, an Army reservist, was Ginsburg’s personal trainer since 1999 after she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. The few breaks in their workouts in the Supreme Court gym came when Johnson was deployed to Kuwait from 2004-2007, and when Ginsburg had serious health issues such as her 2009 bout with pancreatic cancer and a 2014 heart stent implant. 

Their shared commitment to fitness resulted in a workout book written by Johnson: "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" Published in 2017, the book walks readers through the hour-long workout routine that Ginsburg endured, with illustrations of the justice doing each exercise.

Johnson's tribute, a simple yet powerful gesture, captured the essence of Ginsburg's legacy. It was a reminder of her unwavering dedication to staying strong, both physically and mentally, and a testament to the power of perseverance in the face of adversity. As mourners gathered to pay their respects, Johnson's act served as a poignant reminder of the extraordinary woman who had left an indelible mark on American history. 

##  "The RBG Workout" Comes to Life: Personal Trainer Honors Ginsburg with Push-ups at Capitol

Washington D.C. - In a poignant and personal tribute, Bryant Johnson, the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's personal trainer of over 20 years, honored her memory with a simple yet powerful gesture: three push-ups performed before her casket as she lay in state at the U.S. Capitol on Friday.

Johnson's act, witnessed by a crowd of mourners and lawmakers, encapsulated the spirit of Ginsburg's unwavering dedication to physical fitness and her iconic "RBG Workout" routine. The justice, renowned for her strength and resilience even into her 80s, credited Johnson for helping her maintain her physical and mental fortitude. 

Over the years, Ginsburg publicly acknowledged the importance of her training regimen, describing Johnson as "a very important part of my life," second only to her family. Their partnership, which began in 1999 following Ginsburg's surgery for colorectal cancer, extended beyond the gym walls, enduring through deployments, health challenges, and even the recent pandemic. 

Ginsburg's dedication to fitness and her close bond with Johnson became a source of inspiration for many.  Johnson's 2017 book, "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong... and You Can Too!" details the hour-long routine Ginsburg followed, offering readers a glimpse into the discipline and perseverance that defined her life. 

As mourners filed past Ginsburg's casket, Johnson's three push-ups stood out as a unique and heartfelt tribute. A testament to the enduring power of physical and mental strength, they served as a reminder of the extraordinary woman who championed justice and equality throughout her life. 

## RBG's Trainer Honors Her Legacy with Three Push-Ups Before Her Casket 

In a poignant tribute to the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, her personal trainer of over 20 years, Bryant Johnson, performed three push-ups before her flag-draped casket as she lay in state at the U.S. Capitol on Friday. This powerful gesture, witnessed by lawmakers and mourners alike, symbolized Ginsburg's unwavering commitment to strength and resilience.

Johnson's presence at the memorial was a testament to the deep bond he shared with the Justice. Throughout their years together, he helped her maintain her physical and mental strength, a commitment that Ginsburg herself highlighted, calling her trainer "a very important part of my life."

The "RBG Workout," as it was affectionately known, became a symbol of the Justice's determination to stay fit and active well into her 80s.  Johnson's 2017 book, "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong…and You Can Too!" detailed Ginsburg's rigorous workout routine, demonstrating her dedication to staying physically and mentally sharp.

The push-ups were a simple yet powerful tribute to a woman who embodied strength and perseverance. As Johnson lowered himself to the ground, he paid homage to Ginsburg's remarkable journey, a journey marked by both personal triumphs and enduring battles for equality.  

Johnson's tribute serves as a reminder of the deep respect and admiration felt by those who knew Ginsburg. It also underscores her legacy as a woman who not only fought for justice but also exemplified the power of physical and mental fortitude. 

Title: "RBG's Trainer Honors Her with Push-Ups at Memorial"

In a touching tribute to the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, her personal trainer of over 20 years, Bryant Johnson, dropped to the ground and performed three quick push-ups beside her casket during her memorial at the U.S. Capitol on Friday. Johnson, an Army reservist and equal opportunity adviser, had been Ginsburg's trainer since 1999 after she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. Over the years, Ginsburg credited Johnson for helping her keep up her physical and mental strength, and she even referred to him as "the most important person" in her life, excluding her family.

Through her 80s, Ginsburg was known for her gym workouts, which included an hour-long routine that Johnson had designed for her. The two had only taken a few breaks in their workouts in the Supreme Court gym, which came when Johnson was deployed to Kuwait from 2004-2007, and when Ginsburg had serious health issues such as her 2009 bout with pancreatic cancer and a 2014 heart stent implant. Johnson's dedication to Ginsburg's fitness routine resulted in a workout book he wrote in 2017, titled "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" The book walks readers through the hour-long workout routine that Ginsburg endured, with illustrations of the justice doing each exercise.

As lawmakers and mourners took turns bowing their heads to honor Ginsburg, Johnson's tribute was a personal and poignant moment that showcased the deep bond between the two. Johnson called Ginsburg "awesome" and "remarkable," and his push-ups were a fitting tribute to a woman who had dedicated her life to fighting for justice and equality.

Ginsburg's coffin was accompanied up the steps of the Supreme Court by a battery of current and former clerks, where she will lie in repose for two days before lying in state for a day at the Capitol across the street. Vice President Joe Biden and Democratic nominee Joe Biden, who heard the news while on a flight, called her a "titan of the law" and hailed her persistence in overcoming gender discrimination and fighting for women's rights.

As mourners gather to pay their respects to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Johnson's push-ups serve as a reminder of the personal connections that made her such an iconic figure in American history.
Title: Personal Trainer Honors Ruth Bader Ginsburg with Push-Ups at Her Memorial

In a touching tribute to the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, her personal trainer of over 20 years, Bryant Johnson, dropped to the ground and performed three quick push-ups before her casket at the U.S. Capitol on Friday. The tribute was a personal nod to the late justice, who credited Johnson for helping her maintain her physical and mental strength throughout her life.

Ginsburg, who was known for her strict workout routine with Johnson, referred to him as "the most important person" in her life, excluding her family, according to his website. Through her 80s, Ginsburg was known for her gym workouts, and her dedication to staying fit with Johnson earned her the nickname "the notorious RBG."

Johnson, an Army reservist, was Ginsburg's personal trainer since 1999 after she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. The few breaks in their workouts in the Supreme Court gym came when Johnson was deployed to Kuwait from 2004-2007, and when Ginsburg had serious health issues such as her 2009 bout with pancreatic cancer and a 2014 heart stent implant.

Interest in her fitness routine resulted in a workout book written by Johnson: "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" Published in 2017, the book walks readers through the hour-long workout routine that Ginsburg endured, with illustrations of the justice doing each exercise.

As lawmakers and mourners took turns bowing their heads to honor Ginsburg, Johnson's tribute was a poignant reminder of the personal relationships that made her such a beloved figure. Johnson called Ginsburg "awesome" and "remarkable," and his push-ups were a fitting tribute to a woman who spent her life fighting for justice and equality.

As Ginsburg lies in repose at the Supreme Court for two days before lying in state for a day at the Capitol across the street, her legacy will continue to inspire generations of Americans to come. Her dedication to fitness and her personal relationships with those around her are just two of the many reasons why she will be remembered as a true American icon.
In a touching tribute to the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, her personal trainer of over 20 years, Bryant Johnson, dropped to the ground and performed three quick push-ups before her casket at the U.S. Capitol on Friday. Johnson, an Army reservist, was Ginsburg's trainer since 1999 after she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. Over the years, Ginsburg credited Johnson for helping her keep up her physical and mental strength. Through her 80s, Ginsburg was known for her gym workouts, and her strict workout routine with Johnson became famous. In 2017, Johnson wrote a workout book titled "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" which walks readers through the hour-long workout routine that Ginsburg endured, with illustrations of the justice doing each exercise.
Ginsburg referred to Johnson as "the most important person" in her life, excluding her family, according to his website. She continued to work out with Johnson this year amid the pandemic and as she underwent chemotherapy to treat a recurrence of cancer. Johnson called Ginsburg "awesome" and "remarkable." The few breaks in their workouts in the Supreme Court gym came when Johnson was deployed to Kuwait from 2004-2007, and when Ginsburg had serious health issues such as her 2009 bout with pancreatic cancer and a 2014 heart stent implant.
A battery of current and former clerks to Ginsburg accompanied the justice's coffin up the steps of the Supreme Court, where she will lie in repose for two days before lying in state for a day at the Capitol across the street. Vice President Joe Biden and Democratic nominee, who heard the news while on a flight, called her a "titan of the law" while hailing her persistence in overcoming gender discrimination and fighting for women's rights. CNN's Jessica Schneider was outside the Supreme Court where mourners are gathering to pay their respects to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg as she lies in repose today and tomorrow.
Title: RBG's Personal Trainer Honors Her Memory with Push-Ups at Her Memorial

The late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was not only known for her sharp legal mind and her pioneering role in fighting for gender equality, but also for her impressive physical stamina. Her personal trainer of over 20 years, Bryant Johnson, paid tribute to her at her memorial in the U.S. Capitol on Friday by doing three push-ups before her casket.

Ginsburg had credited Johnson for helping her maintain her physical and mental strength over the years. Johnson, an Army reservist, had been Ginsburg's trainer since 1999 after she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. The only breaks in their workout routine came when Johnson was deployed to Kuwait from 2004-2007 and when Ginsburg had serious health issues such as her 2009 bout with pancreatic cancer and a 2014 heart stent implant.

Ginsburg was known for her rigorous workout routine with Johnson, whom she referred to as "the most important person" in her life, excluding her family. In recent years, she continued to work out with Johnson even amid the pandemic and as she underwent chemotherapy to treat a recurrence of cancer.

Interest in Ginsburg's fitness routine resulted in a workout book written by Johnson: "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!" Published in 2017, the book walks readers through the hour-long workout routine that Ginsburg endured, with illustrations of the justice doing each exercise.

As lawmakers and mourners took turns bowing their heads to honor Ginsburg, Johnson approached her flag-draped casket and dropped to the ground, doing three quick push-ups as a touching and personal tribute. Johnson called Ginsburg "awesome" and "remarkable," and his tribute was a poignant reminder of the close bond between the two.

Ginsburg's dedication to fitness and her commitment to staying strong was just one aspect of her remarkable legacy. Her impact on the law and her role as a trailblazer for women's rights will be remembered for generations to come.
Title: "Bryant Johnson Honors Ruth Bader Ginsburg with Touching Push-Up Tribute at Her Memorial"

The late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's legacy of strength, resilience, and dedication to justice was celebrated in touching fashion on Friday as her personal trainer of over 20 years, Bryant Johnson, performed three push-ups beside her casket in the U.S. Capitol. This unique tribute was witnessed by lawmakers and mourners who had assembled to bid farewell to the beloved justice, whose passing on September 18, 2020, left a profound impact on the country.

The unexpected tribute paid by Johnson, an Army reservist who had been Ginsburg's trainer since 1999, followed her surgery for colorectal cancer, was a nod to the close bond they shared. Over the years, Ginsburg credited Johnson for helping her maintain her physical and mental strength, which enabled her to work tirelessly in her service to the law. Despite the challenges she faced, including several bouts with cancer, Ginsburg, through her 80s, was known for her gym workouts and the strict routine she maintained with Johnson.

Johnson's unique tribute to Ginsburg was a reflection of the importance she placed on her fitness regime. In her own words, Ginsburg had previously described her personal trainer as "the most important person" in her life, outside of her family. The pair's dedication to fitness during the pandemic and as Ginsburg underwent chemotherapy for a recurrence of cancer further exemplified their unbreakable bond.

Johnson, who has been deployed to Kuwait from 2004-2007 and was an equal opportunity adviser, shared a mutual respect with Ginsburg. He referred to her as "awesome" and "remarkable," and their fitness routine became a source of inspiration for many. Johnson's book, "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!", was published in 2017 and provided readers with a detailed, hour-long workout routine, accompanied by illustrations of Justice Ginsburg performing each exercise.

As Ginsburg lies in repose at the Supreme Court, and later at the U.S. Capitol, her legacy will not be forgotten. Her impact on shaping American law, promoting gender equality, and fostering an unwavering commitment to justice will continue to inspire generations to come. Meanwhile, Johnson's touching tribute will serve as a reminder of the personal dedication and strength that Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg embodied throughout her life. Her commitment to her work, her determination in the face of adversity, and her genuine warmth toward others are testament to her enduring legacy. 

The Supreme Court's steps were lined with her former and current clerks, offering a poignant and somber farewell to a judicial icon. President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden also paid their respects, joining scores of others in mourning the loss of a trailblazer who, through her career, left a remarkable mark on the justice system.

In her final days, Ginsburg's legacy was celebrated by Vice President Joe Biden and the Democratic nominee, who called her a "champion of justice," hailing her persistence in fighting for women's rights and overcoming gender discrimination. As the city mourns her passing, Ginsburg's memory will undoubtedly continue to inspire and motivate her fellow Americans towards a more just and equal society.
**Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Personal Trainer Honors Her with Emotional Tribute at Memorial Service**

In a poignant and personal tribute, Bryant Johnson, the longtime personal trainer of the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, honored her memory by doing three push-ups before her coffin as she lay in state at the U.S. Capitol on Friday.

As lawmakers and mourners paid their respects to the trailblazing justice, Johnson approached the flag-draped casket and dropped to the ground, performing the simple yet powerful gesture that has become synonymous with Ginsburg's commitment to physical and mental strength.

Johnson, who had been Ginsburg's trainer for over 20 years, had a deep and abiding relationship with the justice, whom he referred to as "awesome" and "remarkable." Ginsburg, in turn, had credited Johnson with helping her maintain her physical and mental well-being, even in her 80s.

Their workout routine, which was immortalized in Johnson's 2017 book "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!", became famous for its intensity and rigor. Despite her advanced age and numerous health challenges, including bouts with cancer and a heart stent implant, Ginsburg remained committed to her fitness routine, often working out with Johnson in the Supreme Court gym.

Johnson's tribute was a testament to the profound impact that Ginsburg had on his life, and the deep bond that they shared. As he performed the push-ups, he was surrounded by a sea of mourners, including lawmakers, clerks, and other dignitaries, who had gathered to pay their respects to the justice.

Ginsburg's passing has sparked an outpouring of tributes and condolences from across the country, with many hailing her as a trailblazer and a champion of women's rights. Vice President Joe Biden, who was a longtime friend and admirer of Ginsburg's, called her a "giant" and praised her persistence in the face of adversity.

As the nation mourns the loss of this remarkable woman, Johnson's tribute serves as a reminder of the profound impact that Ginsburg had on the lives of those around her, and the enduring legacy that she leaves behind.

In the words of Ginsburg herself, "a very important part of my life is my personal trainer." It is clear that Johnson was more than just a trainer to Ginsburg - he was a friend, a confidant, and a partner in her journey towards physical and mental strength. His tribute is a fitting tribute to a woman who inspired countless people around the world with her courage, her conviction, and her unwavering commitment to justice.
**Personal Trainer Honors Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg with Emotional Tribute at Memorial Service**

In a poignant moment during the memorial service for the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, her personal trainer of over 20 years, Bryant Johnson, paid a heartfelt tribute to his beloved client. As lawmakers and mourners gathered to pay their respects to the trailblazing justice, Johnson approached her flag-draped casket and dropped to the ground, performing three push-ups in a gesture of respect and admiration.

The moment was a testament to the deep bond between Johnson and Ginsburg, who had credited her trainer with helping her maintain her physical and mental strength throughout her life. Despite her advanced age, Ginsburg was known for her rigorous workout routine, which she continued to follow well into her 80s.

Johnson, an Army reservist, had been Ginsburg's personal trainer since 1999, when she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. Over the years, their workouts became a staple of her daily routine, with Johnson pushing her to stay strong and healthy despite various health setbacks, including a bout with pancreatic cancer and a heart stent implant.

Their partnership was not just about physical fitness, but also about mental toughness and resilience. Ginsburg often referred to Johnson as "the most important person" in her life, excluding her family, and credited him with helping her navigate the challenges of her high-profile career.

The tribute was also a nod to the impact Ginsburg had on Johnson's life. In his book, "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!", Johnson wrote about the justice's unwavering dedication to her fitness routine and her inspiring approach to life. The book, published in 2017, features illustrations of Ginsburg performing various exercises, showcasing her remarkable strength and agility.

As Johnson performed the push-ups, the crowd gathered at the U.S. Capitol was visibly moved, with many wiping away tears. The moment was a fitting tribute to a woman who had inspired countless Americans with her courage, perseverance, and commitment to justice.

Ginsburg's legacy will undoubtedly continue to inspire future generations, and Johnson's heartfelt tribute served as a reminder of the profound impact she had on those who knew her. As Vice President Joe Biden said in a statement, Ginsburg was a "giant of the law" who left an indelible mark on American history. Her passing has left a void, but her spirit and legacy will continue to inspire and motivate people to strive for greatness.
**Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Personal Trainer Honors Her with Emotional Tribute at Memorial Service**

In a poignant moment that captured the hearts of all who witnessed it, Bryant Johnson, the personal trainer of the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, paid a unique and fitting tribute to his beloved client and friend at her memorial service in the U.S. Capitol on Friday.

As lawmakers, dignitaries, and mourners gathered to pay their respects to the trailblazing justice, Johnson approached Ginsburg's flag-draped casket and dropped to the ground, performing three quick push-ups in a gesture that was both personal and powerful. The moment was met with a mix of tears and smiles, as those in attendance were reminded of the special bond between Ginsburg and her trainer of over 20 years.

Johnson's tribute was a nod to the rigorous workout routine that Ginsburg had maintained well into her 80s, thanks in large part to his guidance and support. The justice had often credited Johnson with helping her stay physically and mentally strong, and the two had developed a deep and abiding friendship over the years.

Their workout routine, which was immortalized in Johnson's 2017 book "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!", had become legendary, with Ginsburg often joking that Johnson was the "most important person" in her life, after her family. The book, which features illustrations of Ginsburg performing various exercises, offers a glimpse into the remarkable dedication and discipline that defined her approach to fitness and life.

Johnson, an Army reservist and equal opportunity adviser, had been Ginsburg's personal trainer since 1999, when she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. Over the years, the two had worked together through numerous challenges, including Ginsburg's bouts with pancreatic cancer and a heart stent implant. Despite these setbacks, Ginsburg remained committed to her fitness routine, and Johnson was always by her side to support and encourage her.

As the nation mourns the loss of a true icon and champion of justice, Johnson's tribute serves as a powerful reminder of the enduring impact that Ginsburg had on those whose lives she touched. Through her remarkable life and legacy, Ginsburg inspired countless individuals to strive for greatness, and her commitment to fitness and wellness was an integral part of that inspiration.

In the words of Vice President Joe Biden, who paid his respects to Ginsburg alongside his wife, Dr. Jill Biden, "She was a titan of the law, and her legacy will live on forever." For Bryant Johnson, and for all those who knew and loved her, Ginsburg's memory will continue to inspire and motivate, a reminder of the power of hard work, determination, and a strong spirit.
**Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Personal Trainer Pays Tribute with Three Push-Ups Before Her Coffin**

In a poignant moment, Bryant Johnson, the personal trainer of late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, honored her memory by doing three push-ups before her coffin at the U.S. Capitol on Friday. The gesture was a touching tribute to the justice, who credited Johnson for helping her maintain her physical and mental strength over the years.

Johnson, who has been Ginsburg's trainer for over 20 years, approached the flag-draped casket, dropped to the ground, and quickly completed three push-ups. The moment was a nod to the justice's famous workout routine, which she credited with keeping her going even in her 80s.

Ginsburg and Johnson's relationship went beyond a typical trainer-client dynamic. Johnson, an Army reservist, began working with Ginsburg in 1999 after she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. Over the years, he helped her maintain a strict workout routine, which was documented in his 2017 book "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!"

The book, which features illustrations of Ginsburg performing various exercises, offers a glimpse into the justice's fitness routine, which included hour-long workouts in the Supreme Court gym. Johnson's training helped Ginsburg stay strong and focused, even as she battled various health issues, including pancreatic cancer and a heart stent implant.

Ginsburg often spoke fondly of Johnson, referring to him as "the most important person" in her life, excluding her family. She continued to work out with Johnson throughout her life, even during the pandemic and while undergoing chemotherapy for a recurrence of cancer.

Johnson's tribute on Friday was a heartfelt way to honor Ginsburg's legacy and their long-standing relationship. As lawmakers and mourners paid their respects to the justice, Johnson's push-ups served as a reminder of Ginsburg's commitment to her health and well-being.

Ginsburg's casket was accompanied by a battery of current and former clerks, who escorted it up the steps of the Supreme Court, where she will lie in repose for two days before lying in state for a day at the Capitol. The justice's passing has been met with an outpouring of tributes and condolences from politicians and citizens alike, who remembered her as a trailblazing figure in the fight for women's rights and a champion of justice.

As the nation mourns the loss of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Johnson's tribute serves as a poignant reminder of the impact she had on those around her, and the lasting legacy she leaves behind.
**Personal Trainer Honors Ruth Bader Ginsburg with Emotional Tribute: 3 Push-Ups Before Her Coffin**

In a heartwarming and deeply personal tribute, Bryant Johnson, the longtime personal trainer of the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, honored her memory by performing three push-ups before her coffin as she lay in state in the U.S. Capitol on Friday.

As lawmakers and mourners gathered to pay their respects to the trailblazing justice, Johnson approached her flag-draped casket and, in a moment that has gone viral, dropped to the ground and completed three quick push-ups. The gesture was a poignant nod to the strength and resilience that Ginsburg embodied throughout her life, and the significant role that Johnson played in helping her maintain her physical and mental well-being.

Johnson and Ginsburg's partnership dated back to 1999, when he became her personal trainer after she underwent surgery for colorectal cancer. Over the years, Ginsburg credited Johnson with helping her stay strong, and the two developed a close bond that went beyond a typical trainer-client relationship. In fact, Ginsburg once referred to Johnson as "the most important person" in her life, excluding her family.

Their rigorous workout routine, which was immortalized in Johnson's 2017 book "The RBG Workout: How She Stays Strong ... and You Can Too!", became the stuff of legend. Despite her advancing age, Ginsburg remained committed to her fitness routine, even working out with Johnson this year amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and while undergoing chemotherapy for a recurrence of cancer.

Johnson's tribute has resonated deeply with those who knew and admired Ginsburg. "She was awesome, she was remarkable," Johnson said of his beloved client. "She was a true icon, and I'm just grateful to have had the opportunity to be a part of her life."

As the nation continues to mourn the loss of this extraordinary woman, Johnson's simple yet powerful tribute serves as a reminder of the enduring impact that Ginsburg had on those around her. In a statement, Vice President Joe Biden praised Ginsburg as a "giant" of the law, and lauded her tireless advocacy for women's rights and social justice.

Ginsburg's legacy will undoubtedly live on, and it is clear that her influence will continue to inspire generations to come. In the words of Johnson, "she was a superhero, and I'm just grateful to have been a part of her journey."

The late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg will lie in repose at the Supreme Court for two days, before lying in state at the Capitol for a day. As Americans from all walks of life gather to pay their respects, Johnson's poignant tribute will be remembered as a heartfelt tribute to a true American icon.