Which Hero motivated you the most with their Training montage? Get strong, athletic, healthy and lean to save yourself with this home workout to build muscle/burn fast boost your cardio at home with no Equipment! www.jaxblade.com/mighty-2
Me to man I remember once I wanted to workout in home with heavest kettlebell because I didn't have any equipment And when saw the episode when cornel explains baki the secret of his father power That was chaining point in my workout even in life
I remember when I first started Stronglifts, I started to neglect my cardio and speed training. I started to notice that while I was bigger and stronger, I also noticed that I would gas quicker and my endurance had become poor during sparring. I basically pulled a Trunks😂😂
Seeing Vegetas training montage in 100s of times earths gravity. The scars and bandages and his intesity. That look of absolute focus. I do not think anyone out works Vegeta. He didnt have the most talent from birth but you can see in his eyes how bad he wants it, and how he is willing to go through any pain to achieve his goal.
I gotta go with my main man Vegeta! Every time he got knocked down, he’d rep out some push-ups and come back hitting harder. That’s where my inspiration comes from.
Berkay Karlık my quirk is “Enhanced Boost” it allows me to experience major jet lag which distorts my vision and hearing in which everything becomes inaudible and bass boosted.
Hey Jordan, I just wanted to let you know that you are awesome and have inspired me so much in my life and many others, keep doing what your doing, just wanted you to know this, your the best🏋️♂️
Before I saw Dragon Ball, I didn't feel as motivated for my exercise, my channel, or in general as I was when I tried to motivate myself for I was in a bad spot. But after watching Dragon Ball and seeing Goku's determination and getting a new job, I felt more determined than ever.
Jax. You, your attitude, and all of your videos, have had an affect on me. Before I found you, I was fat, lazy, and just unmotivated. But, once I did, I started exercising, being healthier, and simply having a better outlook on life. In fact, i've been doing you BNHA workout for the past few months, and i'm almost to my goal. So, from the bottom of my heart, thank you. And keep pushing on!
For me the training that I will never forget is Master Roshi's first training for Goku and Krillin. When they ran and did all the workouts with the turtle shell on their back
I'm a martial artist and I tried the 'Kenichi method', that's what I like to call it, but a little bit less extreme because of school and responsibilities and Id say it works... So far Judo, Taekwondo, Boxing, and Muay Thai works as a fitness routine if you're into that small build like kenichi but has some insanely lean and strong muscles...
By far Kenichi motivated me the most, bc when I was bullied I stumbled across the anime and saw this kid just like me changing who and what he was and that gave me the inspiration to learn martial arts, start working out, and build the confidence I have today
Love your channel, it's very inspiring Just wanna put this out there, "Vegeta Training Montage - Push it to the limit " is a *beast* of a motivational video for workouts.....
The Eugene Sandow workout was similar to what you described discussing the pink muscle theory. His plan used dumbbells starting extremely light for moderate reps, with the reps ramping up each consecutive workout until you're at 100 reps. Then you drop back to moderate reps and increase the weight, repeating the process over and over again.
Rock Lee, Goku, Vegeta, Hanma Baki and the main guys from Tenjho Tenge always gets me pumped up! I usually have a playlist from music from Street Fighter, The King of Fighters, Melty Blood (especially Arcueids theme), Kara No Koukai- The Garden of Sinners, Final Fantasy, Castlevania and a lot of music to do reps, sets and cardio to!
One of my favorite montages is Ippo training for the Ozuma fight. He was doing countless reps of just ducking under the dip bars to prepare for Jason’s deadly hooks and I love how it showed the connection between high rep training and visualization.
I’m a little late here but I do believe kenichi training routine has a point because I make cement and cut down trees and let me tell you, I used to move 90 lbs bag of cement from one point A to point B for 10 hours as my job and I used to make cement too so I had to lift up the bags constantly and eventually it was a strain, not gonna lie, but if you really push through it, you’ll get stronger guaranteed. Even if I wasn’t making cement, my dad would cut down trees and those logs, man they were heavy and hard to cut with an axe but eventually it got easier, I’m not the biggest guy but because of everything I’ve done, I do have a lot of strength and endurance in me because of all the hours I worked. So heavy endurance training does work but do take breaks because if you just keep going without taking a little breather or drinking some sort of water, you’re gonna faint, that’s a given
Just wanted to say, I purchased the Athletic Hero Build and have not been disappointed. Legitimately, I've been more motivated and have been sticking with the workout far more than any others I've tried, and it's given me confidence and peace of mind that I've not had in ages. I know that by sticking with it, I'll look incredible by the end of the 10 months, and I just wanted you to know that your program has done more for me than any others out there. I'm 6'3" and around 310 pounds, so I'm excited to see where all that thicccness will go and how I'll look by the end. I'm hoping I'll be having to walk sideways through doors in a good way this time. If you'd like, at the end of the program, I'll send before, during, and after photos for use as a testimonial- I want other people to get the same level of confidence and results and support your channel in other ways than just watching without adblock/buying one workout program. Thank you for indirectly helping me work hard and stay motivated, and please keep doing what you're doing- you're helping at least one dude achieve his goals.
My favorite? Gotta be saitama, for that classic 100, 100, 100 thing. As a quick point, I can attest to at least the fitness results, if not the actual biological technicality of the pink fiber thing. I was on that kind of workout for 3 months or so, starting from saitamas workout, modified only with 100 sideways leg raises for the hips and 30 pullups, plus shadowboxing instead of running to save my knees. I then went from 100 to 500 reps in those 3 months, with breaks no longer than it took me to start the next rep. To clarify, breaks did happen, it wasnt all in one set, more like 25 to one set day 1, and 100 to one set at the end. I did definitely see the sorts of improvements in muscular endurance, and punching power that you would expect from a traditional workout, meaning that both muscular endurance and explosive power increased on the same kind of growth curve that you'd get in the form of mass from newbie gains with conventional. I stopped because I was an amateur doing 500 bad form squats every day while also riding a bike with bad form up a hill for a mile every day, and shredded my knees, whereupon I overhauled the entire routine to something more normal, but if my form had been better, I could see myself still being on that today. Just wanted to share. Hope you actually see this, cause I thought you might find it an interesting case.
Genetics can play a key role. Regardless of the training you do what your meant to look like you will look like. Prime example is cross fit guys like rich froning who are brolic and then theres dudes who do crossfit and make it to the games and are skinny.
Hey jax could you make a video about elevation mask training. I do mma and I've seen a lot of fighters using them but the science on them seems to indicate that they aren't beneficial. Do you know anything about this? Thanks and keep up the awesome videos
Great work as per usual. Any more jax snacks in the future. Would love a 2000 cals a day vid or something like that, but advocating your "Healthy Eating" as opposed to "dieting". Or just you on a random day. Anyways, much love!
I'm actually early for once. Ok, I found your videos a while ago and at first I just watched them for entertainment and found the information interesting, but you've actually inspired me to start working out and I started today! I just want to say thank you so much for having all these different excercises and info available for free in an entertaining format, it's super helpful.
If you are looking for more info on the whole "pink" muscle thing, look into the courses that certain Special Operations personnel must go through. A lot of them look like an average guy but can walk or run for miles and miles with an overloaded ruck upwards of 80 to 100 pounds.
I think the most practical gym for a person with superhuman strength not counting high artificial gravity would be resistance machines that use hydraulic presses instead of weights. With a pair of hydraulic presses it could produce the equivalent of multiple metric tons of weight. Best case would be a high tech setup that changes to match the users size and could enable performing bench presses, squats, overhead presses, deadlifts, and rows. There was Mr. Incredible’s uses of freight containers in a rail yard works, but takes a lot of space and would be dangerous since if an accident would require construction equipment to get off. That would be perfect for Thor in Guardians 3 since a resistance machine with hydraulic presses could fit inside the Guardians ship.
at 1:47 does that mean workouts with no breaks means stronger muscles but less shape and workouts with breaks means more shape but not as much fatigue meaning less strength
1) thanks for this video now I have a better idea what to do plus with that WvsC one too it help a ton 2) I’ll say kenichi because he was Forced to rep that high. Everyone else choose to wreck their body body but even if he died he was revive and told to rep more like my god the thirst in that teenager was unreal
8:03 - 8:05 lmfao also i love narutos training regime he never gives up and shows more stamina than anyone ive ever seen, true motivation to get better
There are two cardio exercise machines that come to mind here. The rowing machine has a thing to adjust how much it seems like the cable weighs. The second is this ski machine they have at the gym I go to, where you hold cables with your hands and do the arm motion of skiing. It is really good for the triceps and lats, but if you do it right, feel it in the legs, lower chest, even shoulders! I like it, I do 250 meter sprints on it superset with heavy bag. On a different note, there are a lot of anime characters who look less built than they are, on the contrary, Johnny Storm from 90s Fantastic 4 looks way bigger than he should! I think the pink muscle fibre is comparitive to someone who spent most of their life doing manual labor. I was at a gym one time and there was one guy who looked like he used steroids doing deadlifts. He got up to around 450 or so. Then this 65 year old man who wasn't huge, but spent his whole life doing deadlifts stepped up beside him, loaded 605 on the bar and lifted it. Akasame may be right.
Which Hero motivated you the most with their Training montage?
Get strong, athletic, healthy and lean to save yourself with this home workout to build muscle/burn fast boost your cardio at home with no Equipment!
www.jaxblade.com/mighty-2
Saitama lol
Hey jax
Hi
Saitama
Saitama,I'm doing his training to lose this belly fat.
Every drop of sweat in training is one less drop of blood in battle
That's why I always make practices harder on myself and the little League football team I help coach
Josh Dorantes it’s true, ask Baki
Josh Dorantes I agree. I love that quote man. The harder the practice the easier the battle.
Ugh this is what our 1sgt says to us when we get weak.
"yeah but...push ups!?"
The person that motivated me to the pursuit of gainz is Yujiro Hanma
still trying to get the demon back
Me to man I remember once I wanted to workout in home with heavest kettlebell because I didn't have any equipment And when saw the episode when cornel explains baki the secret of his father power That was chaining point in my workout even in life
See me demon back now
Ohma tokita for me
PP training
I remember when I first started Stronglifts, I started to neglect my cardio and speed training. I started to notice that while I was bigger and stronger, I also noticed that I would gas quicker and my endurance had become poor during sparring. I basically pulled a Trunks😂😂
@@Luffytaro39 pretty much my guy
what's your diet consist of?
Bro can you make the next video on " Isekai Shihai no Skill Taker.
Hehehe
Pulled a trunks 😂
Probably rock lee, nobody worked harder than that guy 💪🏾
@@kaledov he did in our heart
PangSu Vang awesome 👏🏾
Wish Rock Lee wasnot wasted :/
Rock Lee totally won but Gaara had his sand infused with plot armor so Naruto could be the hero
@@aaron1743 I was thinking the same thing
Seeing Vegetas training montage in 100s of times earths gravity. The scars and bandages and his intesity. That look of absolute focus. I do not think anyone out works Vegeta. He didnt have the most talent from birth but you can see in his eyes how bad he wants it, and how he is willing to go through any pain to achieve his goal.
Iroh prison training, the reason I work out to this day....
Dude that gives so much nostalgia!
So you in the pin working out
"Why do they do insane workouts?"
*TO GO EVEN FURTHER BEYOND!!!*
Can you do a weighted calisthenics video. It's the closest thing to a increasing gravity
I've done a couple lol
@@JaxBlade can I get a link
@@Iron_M_Boron_Oxygen_Yttrium bahahahabhahahahahabahahahahahaha
JaxBlade that lol is devastating
I gotta go with my main man Vegeta! Every time he got knocked down, he’d rep out some push-ups and come back hitting harder. That’s where my inspiration comes from.
Uses Samurai Jack "Jump Good" reference, gets a like from me.
Vegeta and Saitama Motivates me to continue training
100 push ups,100 sit ups,100 Squats,Glute Workouts,10 Bicep Curls,Combat Training,and Meditation
BlackJack DOMINO change your bicep curls to pull-ups, much better bro
@@bobbarker399 ok
BlackJack DOMINO Good luck in your training!
And of course lots of juice
@@bobbarker399 how are pull ups better?
The “Pink Muscle” Theory just sounds like farmer’s strength.
Camera quality has jumped up quiet a bit recently, love the videos jax
Goku's training will always be my favorite but i also get super motivated from Jack Hanma's training
Zero Guest Jack Hanma take steroids
@@ghoulplayz5977 Despite that he still trained hard as hell
I love Dbz especially Vegeta but I always have Baki in my top 3
@@saurabh9516 I know
so have body altering surgeries done while hopelessly doping?
“We keep telling you it’s the art style”
*Quiet*
That had me dead
7:14 my genetic ability is to get injured out of nowhere.
Mine is to immediately eat a party size bag of Lays chips after each workout, no matter how easy or hard it is
You mean kekkei genkai
Same
BB you mean quirk
Berkay Karlık my quirk is “Enhanced Boost” it allows me to experience major jet lag which distorts my vision and hearing in which everything becomes inaudible and bass boosted.
Hey Jordan, I just wanted to let you know that you are awesome and have inspired me so much in my life and many others, keep doing what your doing, just wanted you to know this, your the best🏋️♂️
BOOYAH thats great!
My favourite anime fitness routines/montages are definitely Takamura and Ippo from Hajime No Ippo. Keeps me motivated!
Video: has been out for 7 minutes
Me: already 9 mins into the video
Non notification squad: WTF
That just means you skipped stuff
JHC 666 video speed?
@@oceanbreeze_ I put it to 1.75, otherwise it's just blabber
My favorite training montage is definitely goku he inspires me alot to workout
Rest In Peace Etika
JaxBlade Rest In Peace.
Before I saw Dragon Ball, I didn't feel as motivated for my exercise, my channel, or in general as I was when I tried to motivate myself for I was in a bad spot. But after watching Dragon Ball and seeing Goku's determination and getting a new job, I felt more determined than ever.
US: its the art style
You: QUIET 😠😠😠
Jax. You, your attitude, and all of your videos, have had an affect on me. Before I found you, I was fat, lazy, and just unmotivated. But, once I did, I started exercising, being healthier, and simply having a better outlook on life. In fact, i've been doing you BNHA workout for the past few months, and i'm almost to my goal. So, from the bottom of my heart, thank you. And keep pushing on!
For me the training that I will never forget is Master Roshi's first training for Goku and Krillin. When they ran and did all the workouts with the turtle shell on their back
The amount of info you retain for these videos is insane, I love it!
I'm a martial artist and I tried the 'Kenichi method', that's what I like to call it, but a little bit less extreme because of school and responsibilities and Id say it works...
So far Judo, Taekwondo, Boxing, and Muay Thai works as a fitness routine if you're into that small build like kenichi but has some insanely lean and strong muscles...
Do you think you will ever be doing an Alex Louis Armstrong workout
Nah he just transmutes his own weights and throws them around.
By far Kenichi motivated me the most, bc when I was bullied I stumbled across the anime and saw this kid just like me changing who and what he was and that gave me the inspiration to learn martial arts, start working out, and build the confidence I have today
Great video bro! You know what I'd love to see? Tekken jin tough like the toons :D
Love your channel, it's very inspiring
Just wanna put this out there, "Vegeta Training Montage - Push it to the limit
" is a *beast* of a motivational video for workouts.....
The Eugene Sandow workout was similar to what you described discussing the pink muscle theory. His plan used dumbbells starting extremely light for moderate reps, with the reps ramping up each consecutive workout until you're at 100 reps. Then you drop back to moderate reps and increase the weight, repeating the process over and over again.
Yo Jax when we gonna get a ‘who trains the hardest part 3’ 🙏🙏
The truth is any training montage gets me in the mood!!! 👊👊👊
I dont care what anyone says, Hajime no Ippo has the best training montage.
I love that the entire series feels like one super long training montage
@@privcraft_ just got to 1200 in the manga , ippo quits , i cried like a bitch
@@howmuchbeforechamp Bruh delete that shit. Spoiled me the emotions.
Dude watching you while working out is the greatest thing ever
Goku and vegata. Both of them motivated me, not just to get jacked but also for getting that hairstyle. Dang!
Rock Lee, Goku, Vegeta, Hanma Baki and the main guys from Tenjho Tenge always gets me pumped up! I usually have a playlist from music from Street Fighter, The King of Fighters, Melty Blood (especially Arcueids theme), Kara No Koukai- The Garden of Sinners, Final Fantasy, Castlevania and a lot of music to do reps, sets and cardio to!
One of my favorite montages is Ippo training for the Ozuma fight. He was doing countless reps of just ducking under the dip bars to prepare for Jason’s deadly hooks and I love how it showed the connection between high rep training and visualization.
I'm studying for finals but I will leave a like now and watch later cause I already know this vid gonna be fire
Loved the vid. Ngl. But still patiently waiting for Kratos Tough like the toonz!!
Could you maybe make a video about the mind of the characters and how they are so
intelligent you did a video similar to this about yoga
I’m a little late here but I do believe kenichi training routine has a point because I make cement and cut down trees and let me tell you, I used to move 90 lbs bag of cement from one point A to point B for 10 hours as my job and I used to make cement too so I had to lift up the bags constantly and eventually it was a strain, not gonna lie, but if you really push through it, you’ll get stronger guaranteed. Even if I wasn’t making cement, my dad would cut down trees and those logs, man they were heavy and hard to cut with an axe but eventually it got easier, I’m not the biggest guy but because of everything I’ve done, I do have a lot of strength and endurance in me because of all the hours I worked. So heavy endurance training does work but do take breaks because if you just keep going without taking a little breather or drinking some sort of water, you’re gonna faint, that’s a given
Just wanted to say, I purchased the Athletic Hero Build and have not been disappointed. Legitimately, I've been more motivated and have been sticking with the workout far more than any others I've tried, and it's given me confidence and peace of mind that I've not had in ages. I know that by sticking with it, I'll look incredible by the end of the 10 months, and I just wanted you to know that your program has done more for me than any others out there. I'm 6'3" and around 310 pounds, so I'm excited to see where all that thicccness will go and how I'll look by the end. I'm hoping I'll be having to walk sideways through doors in a good way this time.
If you'd like, at the end of the program, I'll send before, during, and after photos for use as a testimonial- I want other people to get the same level of confidence and results and support your channel in other ways than just watching without adblock/buying one workout program.
Thank you for indirectly helping me work hard and stay motivated, and please keep doing what you're doing- you're helping at least one dude achieve his goals.
Thank you for everything JaxBlade but it was just to much for me. I wish the best for you and your channel
My favorite? Gotta be saitama, for that classic 100, 100, 100 thing. As a quick point, I can attest to at least the fitness results, if not the actual biological technicality of the pink fiber thing.
I was on that kind of workout for 3 months or so, starting from saitamas workout, modified only with 100 sideways leg raises for the hips and 30 pullups, plus shadowboxing instead of running to save my knees. I then went from 100 to 500 reps in those 3 months, with breaks no longer than it took me to start the next rep. To clarify, breaks did happen, it wasnt all in one set, more like 25 to one set day 1, and 100 to one set at the end. I did definitely see the sorts of improvements in muscular endurance, and punching power that you would expect from a traditional workout, meaning that both muscular endurance and explosive power increased on the same kind of growth curve that you'd get in the form of mass from newbie gains with conventional. I stopped because I was an amateur doing 500 bad form squats every day while also riding a bike with bad form up a hill for a mile every day, and shredded my knees, whereupon I overhauled the entire routine to something more normal, but if my form had been better, I could see myself still being on that today. Just wanted to share. Hope you actually see this, cause I thought you might find it an interesting case.
Could you do a video on my hero academia’s shoot style. A TLTT
Sounds Fun :D
Well i think it’s a fun idea but i think it will be pretty similar to the one of Sanji
@@byatsu3849 yup
Have you noticed Zoro does those handstand pushups on his thumbs?
Charlotte Katakuri and with 100 kg 😘
Genetics can play a key role. Regardless of the training you do what your meant to look like you will look like. Prime example is cross fit guys like rich froning who are brolic and then theres dudes who do crossfit and make it to the games and are skinny.
Jax voice acting in danberu-nan-kiro-moteru life is complete
Hey jax could you make a video about elevation mask training. I do mma and I've seen a lot of fighters using them but the science on them seems to indicate that they aren't beneficial. Do you know anything about this? Thanks and keep up the awesome videos
Shit, you're right. I'll stop neglecting my reps now dude, thanks for the advice.
This videos are so inspirational and have helped me tremendously in my goal to be fit. Thank you so much Jaxblade!❤️
Jax my man ur my idol and also I love ur vids from the beginning and and keep doing you
This channel is badass
Saitama training be like:AM I JOKE TO YOU
Thanks it was helpful explanation 👍, specially the workout routin with Mike Tyson
Man ur video was great it felt like it was 2mins long it was really fun to watch ur video keep up the good work
Great work as per usual. Any more jax snacks in the future. Would love a 2000 cals a day vid or something like that, but advocating your "Healthy Eating" as opposed to "dieting". Or just you on a random day. Anyways, much love!
appreciate these videos! keep 'em up and god bless you
Hinomaru Ushio! - hinomaru sumo! Love it! I'm a big time grappler and gym rat and i love the show and ushio's will power
Jax, love the video and was curious if you would ever do a tough like the toones for the Witcher? I think that would be an interesting series.
is that the crest of courage on your neck?? that's Dope Bro
My favorite(s) are Rock Lee, Goku/Vegeta, and Baki Hanma's traning montage
Hey jaxblade, you should make a tough like the toons for iida from my hero! I'd love to see some calf blaster exercises, along with some sprints!
I WOULDNT SAY MOTIVATED BUT LUFFY INSPIRED ME TO BE FREE AND GO FOR WHAT I WANT WHILE ENJOYING THE JOURNEY!!!!
LUFFY IS A G.O.A.T.
@@JaxBlade WORD UP! 💯
I'm actually early for once.
Ok, I found your videos a while ago and at first I just watched them for entertainment and found the information interesting, but you've actually inspired me to start working out and I started today! I just want to say thank you so much for having all these different excercises and info available for free in an entertaining format, it's super helpful.
well vegeta has the best training montage
If you are looking for more info on the whole "pink" muscle thing, look into the courses that certain Special Operations personnel must go through. A lot of them look like an average guy but can walk or run for miles and miles with an overloaded ruck upwards of 80 to 100 pounds.
Wow, you really like Hardee’s/Carl Jr.’s!!!
James T Smirk LMFAO
I think the most practical gym for a person with superhuman strength not counting high artificial gravity would be resistance machines that use hydraulic presses instead of weights. With a pair of hydraulic presses it could produce the equivalent of multiple metric tons of weight. Best case would be a high tech setup that changes to match the users size and could enable performing bench presses, squats, overhead presses, deadlifts, and rows. There was Mr. Incredible’s uses of freight containers in a rail yard works, but takes a lot of space and would be dangerous since if an accident would require construction equipment to get off. That would be perfect for Thor in Guardians 3 since a resistance machine with hydraulic presses could fit inside the Guardians ship.
at 1:47 does that mean workouts with no breaks means stronger muscles but less shape
and workouts with breaks means more shape but not as much fatigue meaning less strength
AH I wish Kenichi anime got picked up! Definitely one of my favorite training anime.
Man, this is a GREAT video! Keep up the great work💪👊. Genius concept went into this.
Goku man. He will always be the quintessential motivating anime hero.
EXCELLENT bid. I missed training doing one lonset or two long sets, instead of regular sets and reps.
1) thanks for this video now I have a better idea what to do plus with that WvsC one too it help a ton
2) I’ll say kenichi because he was Forced to rep that high. Everyone else choose to wreck their body body but even if he died he was revive and told to rep more like my god the thirst in that teenager was unreal
Yesterday I got my first one Hand Push up and I celebrated with than scene when goku was in the spaceship. I'm so happy!!
Adrian Rodriguez congrats bro
Adrian Rodriguez BOOYAH Congratulations!
The mastering of one on body is essential in a fight.
Great video! So glad you brought up pink muscle fibers. Thank you!
2:22 that uppercut looked like some anime level stuff :o
Great video as always Jax
Love the video 🔥👌🏻 do you have a video about how to work on abs ?
My boy rock lee! I will support him for life.
you're the realest man, love your videos and your personality.
Goku 100 trillion pushups later let's eat I'm staving
Wait July? This is awsome I get off vacation get back to work and get to watch a really awesome anime!
Hinata and kageyamas practice sessions in haikyuu. The nekoma training camp arcs were inspiring in general as well
July 3rd, not only was this my birthday but Danberu girls came out as well? One of the best birthdays ever?
I love you vids so much! I’m glad you still pumping out that quality content brotha. Keep it coming
Sora from Kaleido Star has some cool training montages.
Zoro is by far the one whose training inspired me the most. Basically the reason i started working out.
8:03 - 8:05 lmfao
also i love narutos training regime he never gives up and shows more stamina than anyone ive ever seen, true motivation to get better
Love your work jax
Awesome video!
Baki is my fav anime inspiration for getting stronger
Remember this when your training your hardest but might want to quit- Pain is Weakness leaving the Body😤💪🏾❤🔥
Thanks for the video, Jaxblade
Rock lee definitely has my fav training montage, the gaara rock lee fight is my fav fight in anime and its when I first fell in love with Lee
There are two cardio exercise machines that come to mind here. The rowing machine has a thing to adjust how much it seems like the cable weighs. The second is this ski machine they have at the gym I go to, where you hold cables with your hands and do the arm motion of skiing. It is really good for the triceps and lats, but if you do it right, feel it in the legs, lower chest, even shoulders! I like it, I do 250 meter sprints on it superset with heavy bag.
On a different note, there are a lot of anime characters who look less built than they are, on the contrary, Johnny Storm from 90s Fantastic 4 looks way bigger than he should!
I think the pink muscle fibre is comparitive to someone who spent most of their life doing manual labor. I was at a gym one time and there was one guy who looked like he used steroids doing deadlifts. He got up to around 450 or so. Then this 65 year old man who wasn't huge, but spent his whole life doing deadlifts stepped up beside him, loaded 605 on the bar and lifted it. Akasame may be right.