Pro Athlete Trainer Critiques Jake Gyllenhaal’s “Road House” Workout



If you wanted to know all about Jake Gyllenhaal’s workout for his new movie “Road House”, then you’ve come to the right place.

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  2. Hey Jeff, I can notice on his left side how he tilts more to that side when he’s doing push-ups. I have some torn rotators and I think he’s struggling with that because he favors that left side.

  3. But you also gotta admit Jacob looks really good. I don’t think he’s doing anything. He might be doing some over-the-counter stuff. People don’t understand with implicating and weights and calisthenics. You do your weights a couple times during the week and everything else in between is the calisthenics which body weight exercises to my opinion actually gives you a different type of strength along with the endurance that would just lift the weight you might can physically move weight better, but you’re endurance on being unable to do more push-ups, more pull-ups, etc., is limited

  4. He has all the extra benefits in the gym where he’s at, but to be honest with you with working his forearms there was an old stick or bar that had a rope on it that you would hook to a certain amount of weight maybe 1015 pounds at the max and you would hold your arm straight out not at a vent positionand work it up and then roll it back down with your arm straight out that works better than the other thing people come up with all kind of gadgets. The old way is probably the best. The older bodybuilders would know that.

  5. People are just jalous. Those actors have good genes, money, determination, diet, time, coach etc.
    They also have to understand this type of transformation is useless irl. Because its extra muscles and extra weight (exept if you are navy seal). Its a fantasy image of beauty and gains are loosed at the time you stop training and eating so much (often to turn fat it your genes arent so well).
    So, be fit, but just enough to have a better physic life… And no need more natural food provide your body. Peace

  6. I do this, I’m self defense MMA guy, I deescalate, fighting is never a good option on the street. In HS lotta dudes fought me n never ended well except we became friends. Weird. I now walk to the grass. A guy has never followed me. Jump rope then box for an hr.

    Use what’s called a land line, you punch R arm up let it down slow x 15, then L arm. Helps shoulders n throwing power. 25 lb x 25 ball slams into foot work: L to R to forward repeat. Squats are good, my legs take 2 days to feel fast again. I hate it, but it helps like a steroid agonist, forces more testosterone to repair the body.

  7. why there are so many critique on this Jake's workout ?? the dude work his ass off and get tons of clean muscle !!! whatever he did he did it good and it showssss !!!

  8. One to keep in mind is that even if he was 230lbs or whatever, he didn't get there by lean bulking (everyone's belly blows up on a bulk, but if you do it right it also goes to your upper body – which his didn't); he was just fat. So even if it did take him a year to get to 184lbs at 8% bodyfat, that's still impossible naturally considering he started at +20%. Probably on trt (which he might be taking cuz of his age anyway) to prevent it dropping from overtraining & hgh to reduce chance of connective tissue injury. He's not a drug tested athlete anyway so there's no reason why he shouldn't take steroids.

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