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>Almost unknown sport
>Based on the training methods of ancient soldiers and knights, going back to at least the Romans
>Trains everything, hypertrophy, strength, power, endurance, agility, skills
>Best known from Magnus Scheving (Sportacus in Lazy Town), who looks 40 and is still fit at over 60
>Training manuals don't exist and training centers are extremely rare, elites want to keep it for themselves
What have I stumbled upon? I want to know more, but information is highly classified!
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>>77478556
>doing stregth training into your middle and old age makes you /fit/ and healthy
HOLY SHIT?!?! STOP THE PRESS!!!!
Also.
>exceptional aryan-viking genetics
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>>77478556
Calisthenics as a whole is like this. Used to be a normal thing pre-60s, then body building came along and everyone cared more about that.
Look into literally any calisthenics routine, you don't need a gym for it.
If you want war-level power in particular, there are plenty of training manuals that have been recreated.

Here's a simple one:
Pushups
Pull-ups
Squats
Sit-ups
Dips

Running
Sprints

Just fill that in with whatever you want to do, it's your choice if you want to push yourself or not.



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