Simpson Fitness Video

Photograph of O.J. Simpson with trainer Richard Walsh wearing black sweat pants and a zip-front cotton fleece sweat jacket, taken outside Simpson's house on May 27, 1994 during the Playboy exercise video shoot. Introduced to contradict Simpson's deposition claim that he did not own dark-colored sweat clothing; confirmed to have no white piping or striping along the zipper.

Photograph of O.J. Simpson with trainer Richard Walsh in black Reebok sweat pants, taken outside Simpson's house on May 27, 1994 during the Playboy exercise video shoot.

Raw taping sessions of the Playboy Entertainment Group exercise video featuring O.J. Simpson, filmed approximately May 24–27, 1994, roughly two and a half weeks before the murders. The footage—approximately 40 minutes of introduction takes plus one hour of exercise takes—shows Simpson performing aerobics, boxing, push-ups, golf swings, trunk twists, and basketball, and includes his unscripted comment about working out with one's wife. Introduced by the prosecution to rebut the defense's rheumatoid arthritis claim and to challenge Dr. Huizenga's testimony about Simpson's physical limitations.

Photograph of O.J. Simpson wearing a black zip-front sweat jacket purchased at Bullocks Men's Store with a blue-colored shirt, taken during the Playboy exercise video filming in late May 1994.

Videotape of O.J. Simpson speaking at a Juice Plus motivational convention in Dallas, Texas on March 31, 1994, in which Simpson discusses rheumatoid arthritis symptoms and recovery and claims he no longer needs pain medication. Introduced to challenge the defense's account of Simpson's physical condition in the months before the murders.

Commercial workout video featuring O.J. Simpson in segments set on a simulated airplane and office, showing sedentary exercises Simpson could perform while traveling. Dr. Reichardt was paid $5,000 to write a script—originally 50 pages, reduced to five—on jet lag, hydration, and travel health for the production.

Previously unmarked photograph of O.J. Simpson in his trophy room on the third day of filming, wearing black cotton fleece sweat pants, taken during the Playboy exercise video shoot in late May 1994. Introduced over an authentication objection at bench conference.

Black cotton fleece zip-up front sweat jacket and cotton fleece sweat pants provided to O.J. Simpson by wardrobe consultant Leslie Gardner for the Playboy exercise video shoot in late May 1994. Simpson never returned the items to Gardner; he later denied receiving the cotton top, claiming he had kept only a cashmere top.