Los Angeles Dodgers star Kike Hernández admitted that even decorated professional athletes find it harder to stay in shape as they get older — especially when those late night snacks come calling.

The 34-year-old Hernández is currently in the midst of his 12th Major League Baseball season, his ninth overall with the Dodgers.

Since being drafted by the Houston Astros in 2009, Hernández has been forced to learn the hard way that he’s not as young and spry as he once was.

“I try to stay consistent, but at the same time you have to change your habits,” Hernández exclusively told Us Weekly while promoting his partnership with the American Optometric Association. “The late night snacks and things like that, they start sending receipts.”

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