Ronnie Coleman is a world-famous bodybuilder who has won eight consecutive Mr. Olympia titles. However, his rigorous training schedule has taken a toll on his body and affected his physical health, forcing him to lose his mobility. Coleman suffered a herniated disk in 1996, which he ignored for nearly a decade, leading to major damage to his body. He underwent multiple surgeries, including two hip replacement surgeries, to alleviate the pain from his damaged intervertebral disks. However, the surgeries aggravated the injuries and health issues he has suffered and caused him to lose most of his mobility. Coleman now relies on crutches due to spinal cord problems and other related health issues. Despite his health problems, Coleman still continues to train, though with light weights, and is very much active in the bodybuilding and fitness industry. He also owns his own successful nutritional supplement line. Coleman has made considerable progress in the past two years and has resumed his exercise. He also takes care of his health and regularly visits his doctor for check-ups. In 2020, he underwent stem cell treatments and hyperbaric therapy at a clinic in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, to relieve his pain and regain his mobility.