Chiro1Source - January 2022

3 AREAS TO FOCUS ON Is there anything more popular right now than the superhero movies produced by Marvel and Disney? The franchise brings in hundreds of millions — sometimes billions — of dollars per movie and has catapulted its stars to new levels of fame. Not only did these actors reach superhero levels of fame, but they also got their bodies into superhero shape. Want to Exercise Like an Avenger?

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Hey folks, it’s Josh here! I want to introduce you to someone special: my business coach, Nick Davies. I started working with Nick through ProAdvisor Coach several years ago, and we meet regularly to talk about my mindset, challenges, and goals. His advice has been a huge driver behind Chiro1Source’s success! Nick trained under Tony Robbins, and before that, he worked in financial services for 20 years. He’s savvy about money, but his real goal is to help business owners find happiness, success, and purpose in life.

This was not an overnight change. Even Dave Bautista, who played Drax in the “Guardians of the Galaxy” films and was a former professional wrestler, had to undergo an extreme training regimen to prepare to film the movies.

While various diets and exercises were involved, almost all the actors have focused on these three things to get into superhuman shape.

MARTIAL ARTS It might seem like common sense that actors who portray superheroes would practice martial arts to prepare for their movies, but they mostly use stunt doubles for any action scenes. Instead, many Marvel actors practice various forms of martial arts to get into shape for their roles. In fact, Scarlett Johansson trained extensively in mixed martial arts as she prepared for her role as Black Widow. The late Chadwick Boseman, who played T’Challa in various Marvel movies, had a background in martial arts before landing the role. Afterward, he expanded on his training even more by practicing capoeira, karate, kung fu, and jiujitsu. In addition to this, Michael B. Jordan, Chris Hemsworth, and Chris Pratt all used boxing to train for their roles. CARDIO Whether it was running, swimming, cycling, or something else, nearly every actor who played a Marvel superhero incorporated cardio into their workout routine. Pratt took his cardio to the

“I fell into working at big banks when I was young, and it took me a long time to start asking myself, ‘What is happiness about? Where do I want to go? What do I want to be?’” Nick says. “[Back then] I thought that the only people who were passionate or happy in their jobs were athletes playing golf or football.” Eventually, Nick realized he could be happy in his work, too — by leaving banking to become a coach! Today, he helps people like me find that same fulfillment. I love hearing his

extreme by warming up with a 3-mile run before jumping into 120-yard sprints. Johansson, Chris Evans, Paul Rudd, and Karen Gillian all utilized extensive cardio in their training to help shed weight.

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STRENGTH TRAINING While all Marvel actors used strength training to build

muscle, not all of their exercises required machinery. Brie Larson, who plays Captain Marvel, credits pullups and pushups for getting her in shape and making her stronger. On the other hand, Chris

Hemsworth used a lot of core exercises like bear crawls and planks.

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