(Ryan Reynalds) from Blade Trinity
Did any of you guys watch BLADE TRINITY? Did you notice how much of a great physique Ryan Reynolds had. Ryan Reynolds played HANNIBAL for those that didnt know. Anyways, i just found out what his workout and diet were, so i thought i'd just post it here for those who are curious. Ill also try to get a pic just in case for those who havent seen the movie yet. I copied and pasted from his own personal website, so here it is.
while eating a protein carb mix every 2 hours all day, i'd wind up having about 8 - 10 "tiny" meals instead of 3 big meals over the course of a day. no carbs at night, but plenty during the day. (the "no carbs ever" fad is bull**** in my opinion. and a great way to turn into a cranky ****er nobody wants to be around) this kind of diet kept my blood sugar even and gave me the requisite energy needed for the physicality of the role...
my trainer (and Jesse Biel's) was a guy named Darren Chapman. he's one of the most inspiring individuals i've ever met. a member of the UK's olympic bobsled team, he's as adept at the nutritional training as he is the physical training. also, a great guy that doesn't mind me calling him every swear word ever heard in any language. i think i may have even called him a 'bastard' in elvish. trainers are used to it. he showed me how important the process of visualization is. visualizing the transformation i had to make--i believe was key to making it happen. with this information, i began training as though preparing for the olympics...
workouts were about 2-3 hours. generally starting off with around 500 - 1000 sit-ups. then heavy weights for bulk. i'm a pretty scrawny guy so we cut cardio entirely and just focused on bulking up. weight training involved a variety of excercises too numerous to mention at reps of about 8-12, for 6 days a week. after the first week i was longing for the sweet release of death, but soon enough got really into it.
the main thing i learned about this whole process is how important food is. transforming your body quickly is a genetic ability, but can also be traumatic. eating properly is 80% of the equation. most people think it's the other way around...
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