Why Robert Pattinson's BATMAN Body Is Realistically Effective!!

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[@JaxBlade]

DAMN Nicholas Cage's ABs were REAL For years I had no IDEA, MY B on that But Respect to Nic Cage hahaha kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6i6d5eVbsuIj68

[@tatillozr]

Yeah and because no one belived him, he never trained that hard again

[@Psychosocial_cracker]

Robert Pattison straight up said "No" to the use of steroids to look like batman. I respect this man infinitely more for that.

[@shnpio]

Huge respect

[@evanwashington6959]

What are you even talking it about? no other Batman actor ever used any steroids to play Batman or even need too

[@Wermified]

@@evanwashington6959 that’s a lie. A lot of people in superhero roles take steroids. It helps to build muscle quicker, especially when they have a limited amount of time to bulk up for a role.

[@tercial]

Yup I know majority of the actors take roids for the super hero rokes ain't no way they gain muscle that fast without it

[@poopscoop5836]

@@evanwashington6959 Christian bale 1000% used steroids. He went from the machinist to batman begins in like a year and he was fucking huge. Massive shoulders and traps too, dead giveaway

[@alibazzi6914]

Major respect to Pattinson for the muscle mass he has. He’s 6’1 as is and I know filling out a taller frame is much harder to do.

[@asilva5021]

For some reason I thought no matter the height it was gonna be the same. Guess not

[@1MoreTurn]

@@asilva5021 More muscle needs to spread on a longer frame to achieve the same visual physicality as a shorter person (who has a shorter frame). Its like imagining you have a tablespoon of butter, and a slice of bread. Assuming you can evenly spread the butter on that slice of bread, it will be thinner compared to the below statement. Having a tablespoon of butter and half a slice of bread. The butter will be thicker on this half slice since there is less area to cover.

[@professorartlifts1268]

@Goku The G.O.A.T Yes sir! As someone who is 6 foot 1 I can attest that while the concept of accumulating muscle mass isn't harder than if you were shorter , there is however a longer duration it will take to look muscular if you are a taller person. You just have a lot more real-estate to cover on your lanky structure. But man in the end it will pay off. Embrace the grind my fellow grass hoppers!

[@JoeyplaysgamesLoL]

@@professorartlifts1268 being tall is a blessing. It may take longer but you’ll always be stronger than a short person that looks as strong as you. Record holding strongmen are all like 6’2-6’8

[@andrewdarrow4542]

As a skinny 6’2 teenager, I know lmao

[@castielffboi]

When I first saw his physique for the movie I was honestly impressed. His physique is very similar to that of many MMA fighters.

[@nicolasoliveira4903]

Did you see Paulo Borrachinha?

[@jroy9946]

@@nicolasoliveira4903 Paulo on that 💉

[@nicolasoliveira4903]

@@jroy9946 Imagine if there was something called USADA that controls the use of PEDs.

[@gutssk7428]

@@nicolasoliveira4903 he's on them gears lmao like every Brazilian ufc fighters 😂😂😂

[@moon_soon6979]

Dustin Poirier has a better shape than Robert, dude. Kamaru Usman is a monster too. Even Conor Mcgregor who basically drinks whisky every second, minute, hour, day, week, month and year, has a better shape than Robert Pattinson. I don´t have nothing against the Robert, but he seems too lazzy and undisciplined to build a good shape . I´m really upset.

[@RS-ni3lj]

I don't think anyone's ever looked better in the batsuit. The jawline, the lean athletic physique, the costume design. It was all on point.

[@the-ironclad]

What are you on about? Batman is supposed to be 6ft 2, 210lbs, built like Hercules, brutality and a freak of nature, as he embodies the peak mental and physical shape of any human being. Pattinson looks like some vampire depressed rmp guy who’s mad his dad didn’t give him a Mercedes Benz for his birthday. Ben Affleck looks the best at representing what a Batman looks like, strong, muscular and intimidating

[@justaguy6415]

@@the-ironcladhes a realistic batman. He actually looks like a fighter instead of a greek god

[@andresnavarro5978]

@the-ironclad Affleck looked kinda chubby in that suit

[@kn_halo]

@@the-ironcladyou sound like ones of those street interview girls that say 6,5 ft+ guys only

[@mos_superman5628]

I like the fact that it actually showed him taking that adrenaline shot, but in all honesty I think if Batman was real he would be on some type of anabolics 🤷🏾‍♂️. not necessarily to get big but to maintain his day and night life also while keeping up his physique.

[@JaxBlade]

BATROIDS HAHA

[@enzocarneiro6748]

Batman would be on the juice for sure

[@knivesmillions2913]

I thought that was venom at first. It was green and it gave him a sort of rage/strength boost.

[@CombatSportsNerd]

@@JaxBlade *_Batman buys Venom from Bain confirmed_*

[@matthewroberts198]

@@CombatSportsNerd *Bane

[@JR03871]

Honestly I’d say Rob is my favorite Batman. This is the first time in a movie that I actually cared about what Bruce was going through. I think they have always tried to play him too cool for what he’d been through.

[@hardyharharv]

Spot on observation, totally agree.

[@sityxx1829]

I like those versions of Bruce because the " cool" act is all a facade he has to appear like a playboy star limelight kinda guy to counter act the batman's dark persona its all an act hes the batman Bruce is the cover

[@JR03871]

@@sityxx1829 right, but it’s good to see it before he develops that.

[@terrellprice3739]

Yeah honestly I can’t chose between him and bale, and I think Affleck had potential to be the best but I personally feel the writing just sucks, but rob most definitely had the best movie

[@pvnchos1478]

Played a great Batman but I was not vibing with his Bruce Wayne persona not bad but I wasn’t feeling it lol

[@9er9810]

A lot of people also don't understand that bodybuilders don't have great stamina. The weight of their muscles (muscle is heavier than fat) takes a lot of energy to move quickly and for extended periods of time. This is why weightlifters have that jacked-up physique while marathon runners are lean. Batman would require a balance of both and Pattinson's is a plausible look.

[@Alex_Logan22]

Wesley Snipes had the best balance.

[@marcoviola6741]

exactly. Check the latest Fury-Wilder fight. Afters 5 rounds Wilder was gassed out, while Fury kept going like a crazy machine till the end. Muscle mass is good for sheer strenght, but takes a lot of energy.

[@georgeforeman8040]

@@Alex_Logan22 wesley snipes is a G

[@TheCzarsoham]

Plus bodybuilders use more of low intensity steady state cardio like walking for cutting rather than HIIT or long distance running due to its low chance of injury. So, they usually do not train for high intensity endurance. You get good at what you train at!

[@matthewc9806]

1 pound of muscle and 1 pound of fat weigh the same no?

[@nathanandrew5384]

Some people don’t understand that this is probably the most realistic take on the Batman, his sole reason to workout is have a physical edge on his enemies, purely functional strength and conditioning, like he said in the movie he doesn’t care for himself so I doubt he cares what his body looks like to get his job done.

[@viktorthevictor6240]

Yeah. Also, the prevalence of PEDs in Hollywood has conditioned us to believe that the Marvel superhero body is normal when it isn't. It makes natural gains look like nothing.

[@Alex_Logan22]

@@viktorthevictor6240 What's PEDs?

[@doctorpeanuts9988]

@@Alex_Logan22 performance enchanter drugs

[@Alex_Logan22]

@@doctorpeanuts9988 Is it well known/documented that that's what Marvel uses for their actors to get abs?

[@shen5533]

@@Alex_Logan22 yes

[@Exiacalibur]

I think this was the coolest rendition of Batman. The Arkham Knight-esque armor, the detective work, the fight choreo. So sick. But I still think Bale is the one that nailed both aspects of Batman and Bruce Wayne well. Battinson Gainz!

[@cammer7636]

I feel this movie captures the reality of Batman and Bruce Wayne, however i feel Bale captured what Bruce becomes as time goes on, i feel this movie has been set up to gradually see Bruce realise he can do so much more as Bruce and Batman isnt the only way to start change and also mentally become better

[@mavvynne444]

True. Bale nailed it 💯

[@velocityhdmi8140]

Bale didn't nail fight choreography it was so strange it was just slow elbows and backhands that's why I put this movie over Nolan triogly

[@amarson2322]

bale fighting in nolans trilogy was trash

[@jingleballs9935]

@@amarson2322 yea it wasn’t the best . The acting and cast,directing carried the movie.

[@thesuperherotrainer]

The Batman was absolutely AMAZING. He definitely did his pull-ups. Im looking forward to watching it many more times despite the duration.

[@thesuperherotrainer]

As well as the plot. That car chase was epic and he his theme is GOATED. That ending has me looking forward to the sequel as well and the HUSH! Easter egg. I’m definitely excited for how this series will play out and im enjoying this batman so far.

[@battousaix4263]

I wasn't even aware that Pattinson was gon be the next Batman but from the trailers alone- That theme indeed is goated ash, especially the main trailer where the action synced up with it(im a sucker for shit like that) Looking forward to seeing it soon

[@thesuperherotrainer]

@@battousaix4263 YESSSIRRR!!! His theme is added to my workout playlist.

[@marcjustinpascasio9955]

@@justinmj6586 He definitely is in shape, I think the term you are looking

[@lazydaze3134]

@@justinmj6586 He looks in shape to the soft lazy nerds who follow this channel lmao.

[@BriggSnipes]

Nice use of the 2004 Batman's theme, loved that cartoon Bro. And also whats funny is it works as well because this YOUNG Bruce Wayne is clearly not mentally there He BARELY Eats, & barely sleeps so in this Hype realistic world Matt Reeves set up it makes so much sense that he'd be fit & not look like a fitness model. Also as someone who's been doing martial arts & fighting for over 24 years since childhood, I've seen, sparred & fought, MANY Different types of bodies. Some sculpted like George St Pierre, Some Pudgy like Tyson Fury, some who look like average joes with SCARY Knockout power. So it legit fits lol So him not sleeping but constantly training makes that body even more believable imho hahaha

[@JaxBlade]

Nicely put Jeff!!

[@marko-gj1uj]

The movie kinda felt Like The show

[@calamorta]

Even if he eats and sleeps well, it doesn't make sense for him to be as buff as the comics. Bodybuilding physiques are not what you should look for if you want the character to be a good fighter.

[@Darkness-ie2yl]

huge muscles have no practical use whatsoever

[@noaboa5670]

The best practitioners of soft styles tend to have dad bods as more techniques require a form of relaxation which in martial arts is actually incredibly difficult to learn.

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

Pattinsons Batman is just starting out. He's young and fast and relies on agility and speed. Affleck is 20 years later. He's slower and older. So he relies on brute strength over agility.

[@MRdoolamight]

Good point

[@jameswarner261]

What about Bale’s Batman?

[@jogmesson]

@@jameswarner261 balancę

[@brothertrav9732]

an 8 minute video couldve easily been a 5 second video just by using your exact words.

[@gonnacry6401]

Affleck ko with 1 punch Where it took Pattison to 4-5 shot

[@danielwayneb]

Battinson Gainz. Haven't seen it yet, but from the looks of things, Pattinson's physical build (in the film) seems like the most realistic and pragmatic yet.

[@Yoitsbobbyboy]

Who watches a superhero movie for realism lol?

[@melodiasrojas8428]

@@Yoitsbobbyboy no one but is still cool

[@abdel2695]

I got a feeling he’s gonna put on some more muscle for the sequels

[@charlieharrington9555]

@@Yoitsbobbyboy well some of us want to watch a REAL MOVIE, y’know? Not just a mindless popcorn flick

[@shreyashshrestha6085]

@@charlieharrington9555 its batman

[@JaxBlade]

Oh Shit Nic Cage ACTUALLY Did get Abs for Ghost Rider LMAOOO For Years people convinced me it was CGI Damn Good on Him & My B. Even MORE Respect to him now

[@salamander337]

I also like how they show that Batman wasn't super human and he does get tired and exhausted during fighting. In one scene he was lying down and couldn't get up to help a certain someone so he had to use a syringe full of adrenaline to help boost him up. I also love the scene where Bruce Wayne sneaks into a club and it showed how fast he is fighting security guards without his costume.

[@bigbobbacharcoal]

It was venom the he injected

[@chasecalvert6227]

I thought that was more so cause he got hurt, not necessarily tired

[@salamander337]

@@chasecalvert6227 Both. You get hurt you tired out.

[@Arkira_X]

@@bigbobbacharcoal no it wasn’t

[@valdie91285]

@@bigbobbacharcoal No it wasn't.

[@TidusX16]

Also side note: look at Rob's hands. He has them wrapped throughout the movie so he definitely has that kick-boxer/mma style for fighting. I do think people focus too much on physical muscle build as strength. I was a bike messenger for six years which was a lot of cardio training. Along with light weights (25-50 pounds) just to work on arm strength I was in great shape. I didn't have a six-pack or anything but I could run miles (literally) around some of these bodybuilders.

[@NewbieGeek123]

Its practicality versus aesthethics, Batman could never be lower than 10% bodyfat and looking like a bodybuilder while doing this almost every night!

[@TidusX16]

@@NewbieGeek123 exactly, it's more realistic if you have someone who is built like Rob. Probably healthier too.

[@brooklynsbaby4367]

Exactly, this is what annoys me. Six packs and big muscles don't necessarily equal strength. It's also interesting how a lot of women loved his physique and consider a similar body type more aesthetically pleasing than some really jacked up dude.

[@BruvahSulaiman]

@@TidusX16 I only support what Pattinson did because it was healthier for him and I value human life over comic book accuracy. A common misunderstanding of the Batman character however is that he was ever intended to be "realistic". Historically throughout the comics the character has been mainly portrayed as peak human (by comic book standards not real world standards) and peak human is the same as what Captain America is supposed to be. The difference was always that Bruce reached that level through ridiculous training and will power. Think about how silly it would be to have Batman be held to a standard of realism while existing in a completely unrealistic world where no other character is held to the same standard. A realistic Batman would have a crime fighting career of 1 week tops. Corrupt cops and the mob out to get him. No way he doesn't get shot dead. Rooms full of goons with fully automatic weapons. Dead. Bane lands one punch on him while juiced. Dead. Deathstroke lands a punch. Dead. Killer Croc, Grundy, Clayface, Man Bat etc. Batman would have to execute every single fight to absolute perfection every night or be dead after one hit lands and perfect execution would be a more ridiculously unrealistic way to portray him than giving him incredible but less than super strength. A truly realistic Batman story would involve a very short lived career. Super powered beings would not exist in his world. A cop killer like Joker would not be a long time rival as he would be mercilessly killed by police especially the corrupt police of Gotham for all that he has done. A real Batman would use guns and most of the legend surrounding him would just be ppl telling ever changing stories about his short lived career before he was killed, disappeared or arrested.

[@huntermitchell6335]

6 pack is 80% diet. It’s like sacrificing happiness for a look. I guess I could try to eat healthier than I’ve already been

[@devv197]

Do you think Battinson’s physique could work for Nightwing? Nightwing’s a super acrobatic guy but he’s also a good fighter.

[@christopherh4701]

Yeah, nightwing is supposed to be more alike to batman than robin is but since this is a young Batman he’s gonna have the nerfed but agile build

[@johnnycage435]

I think Night Wing would have more of a gymnastics physique

[@BrandonsAscension]

I WOULD LOVE TO SEE THIS

[@steel2268]

I think its only because it's his 2nd year and batman, Watch him come back hella ripped next role

[@terryqokov6999]

Would be interesting to see a Nightwing physique similar to this. I'd imagine he would be leaner/more toned but idk.

[@DerrickVanderspoon]

The MMA comparison was the first thing that came to mind for me. When you compare his build to guys like Stipe Miocic, he's pretty much got a similar physique as far as muscle mass, body fat, etc. It's pretty much a light-heavyweight type of build, which actually suits the character pretty well.

[@Boogieman618]

Stipes built like a brick house tf lmao😂😂

[@DerrickVanderspoon]

@@Boogieman618 are you blind or just willfully acting retarded?

[@prasaddd]

What I didn’t like was the 0 stealth element, it was like he maxed out armour but ignored stealth, I believe stealth is a big part of batman persona , so if he walks carelessly infront of open fire then he is superman lite and not batman in my opinion

[@sbdirtyy8972]

Yeah i feel this. He really did just straight up walk up to dudes with guns. Nobody ever tried a head shot either

[@subbywubby2070]

This is only year 2 of him being batman when he’s more rageful and upfront in his crime fighting. Also why his armour is capable of taking so many shots. I take it much like how in the arkham games series Bruce feels as through he needs armour less as he matures, Matt Reeves will tone down the tanking bullets aspect in the sequels

[@fever9551]

Why do people keep forgetting he is a year 2 batman and expect him to be already fully experienced.

[@Alex_Logan22]

Yea he strikes fear in a different way

[@joshuahendricks7201]

Over time he became more stealthy. Take the nightclub for instance. At the beginning of the movie he barged in a caused a ruckus; however later on he sneaks past the twin, and only fought when he needed to.

[@nmuniverse5778]

I like Rob's version, the way you can feel that Bruce is a mask that he up keeps just for the sake of the Wayne name but Batman is the real person, like the actual shadows as he said. Bruce is still finding himself as a person and uses the Batman alter ego as like therapy and it is amazing. His physique fits him so well the ay his character is portrayed

[@tercial]

Yeah it caught me off guard because I'm not used to a emo Bruce Wayne. Plus this Batman was a rookie I guess as the series goes on he'll become more of a veteran.

[@davidpeters6743]

@@tercial I think that Bruce is going to be less emo next time

[@TroySpartan247]

It’s like he KNEW his armor would give him the physique that was imposing enough, so he went the ‘military/ninja functional’ direction and made a body that would move in the suit 😁

[@thelionofthewest9168]

Yep he's an example of what can be achieved without drugs of anykind

[@Gorgrs]

@@old_skool_genetics4194 do you think someone who runs a multimillionare company at day and figths criminals at nigth literally tanking bullets and punches of all kind would have some time to train? this batman tries to be more realistic than nolan's trilogy thats why the batmovile in this one is just a car with bulletproof windows and a huge engine instead of a fucking transformers war tank, thats why in the movie is even specified that batman has to write all he did on the entire day because sleep deprivation made his memory way worse.

[@laurad2442]

@@old_skool_genetics4194 It's year two and he's just getting started! He will get bigger and stronger with age as the story progresses with the sequels.

[@Alex_Logan22]

@@Gorgrs He isn't running a company or out in public, he's a recluse. In the sequel we'll see him have to become a public figure after what Riddler exposed.

[@evanwashington6959]

I mean all the Batman live action actors never used any drugs

[@thelionofthewest9168]

@@evanwashington6959 not exactly alot of them did use roids,but with him it's an example of what can be achieved without drugs

[@TheGamingBDGR]

I think part of what makes his physique work too is looking at how much bigger he gets when the suit is on. In the movie we see him take consecutive mags of SMG fire to the chest and walk through like it's nothing. Setting aside the comic book element, to do that I'm sure his suit has a crazy amount of padding and plating in it, thus the size increase. To wear and fight in that you honestly wouldn't want to be boddy builder size cause it'd just make it harder to move, but you would want the upper strength and leg strength and cardio to carry it all and fight in it all for lengths of time.

[@UltimateHibz]

Respect to him for not using steroids like all the other Hollywood actors do. That is what he meant by "not training"

[@mynr0]

Robert Pattinson is probably the best live-action Batman that we're going to get, also probably the best acting one. Christian Bale was good, but in comparison he just feels too... tryhardy, I guess (which Will Arnett *wonderfully* capitalized on using it for his portrayal in the Lego movies)? And while I agree that it has some of the same problems that plague Superhero and Star Wars movies regarding its length, the cast make it work for the most part. Hard agree on Kevin Conroy, though! The man makes Batman come alive like no one else.

[@shoyupacket5572]

I never liked Bale as batman, just felt weird. Pattinson is better but idk still feels weird. But yes the acting all around is tremendous, i feel like there's just this odd stigma for batman actors because there's been so many. Kinda feel the same way about 007 movies.

[@1nalh]

cant fault bale's bruce wayne. thats the best live action portrayal of bruce wayne hands down, especially the look and playboyish attitude.

[@jd2161]

No. He would have been a better Terry

[@urbent3147]

@@shoyupacket5572 yeah his Wayne was amazing but his Batman just made me laugh

[@luisdelgado7764]

Respect for using the theme from "The Batman" (2005). The most underrated Batman theme probably ever.

[@Trefox87]

Huge respect to Battinson on getting his gainz that seem like he put in his own thoughts on what his batman should be like. It feels like the era of actors who are big needy fans of the characters they are playing, at least with him and Caville, and I think that that might be even better than a director who is a huge fan

[@DarthPerc]

If you want my take on physique I think that Patterson’s build makes more sense to the fighting style of this Batman. In traditional martial arts having such a big brute physique takes away from the speed,balance, and elegancy of that style of marital arts. I’m not saying you can’t be big it’s just preferred to be strong rather than look strong

[@LorianandLothric]

Which is why Bruce Lee was lean with low body fat. He was stronger than he looked though.

[@bimbobaggypants4820]

An exception is Bolo Yeung who was a bodybuilder martial artist.

[@McKamikazeHighlander]

Finally, someone gets it! So many comic book fans who know more about cartoons than how real-life body builds actually work have been criticizing RP for not being big enough. Except you need to be able to be quick and to maintain the stamina to be fighting all night EVERY night. Pattinson got it spot on

[@RedAlertLiam]

I love this little section of youtube that merges fitness and nerd stuff

[@kacperz5683]

The Batman is the most accurate live-action Batman up to this point. Detective work, true Gotham atmosphere, real comic books accurate villains... I'm going to rewatch it tomorrow. Battinson Gainz!

[@squattingheads]

Ah Batman…the realistic. That’s the goal.

[@EGO-Online]

Bale is definitely the best batman when it comes to physicality. Plus from other roles you can see he takes his transformations really seriously.

[@tycbd7213]

Comically accurate but not realistic, I personally prefer Robert's realistic physique.

[@thankskanye1521]

@@tycbd7213 nah id say his was still pretty realistic, more so then Afflecks

[@wojciechjanczak700]

@@tycbd7213 Bale is realistic. He is not ripped to his bones and has a bit of bodyfat.

[@purpsensei271]

@@wojciechjanczak700 in begins yea in tdk he was more ripped

[@Ohio_representative69]

Let’s just agree bale and Pattinson are the most comic accurate younger Batman and they have the most realistic body for Batman

[@NireFuster]

Gotta love the music from the opening of ''The Batman'' cartoon, I recognized that instantly in the background. I appreciate these types of videos informing people of the reality of muscles and looks, You do a great job explaining it. A lot of people, mostly those that don't know, associate being big and ripped with the ultimate, best thing a person can achieve or strive for, pretty much looking and training like a bodybuilder, but those people don't realize that bodies look completely different depending on what they're trained for, bodies built for pure strength, for looks, for acrobatics, for fighting, etc, they all look and function completely different from each other.

[@johnrambo4259]

A 6'1" 180 batman that would likely train bjj boxing, Muay Thai, wrestling, judo makes more sense than 6'2" 210 to 220 lbs body builder

[@afranks8566]

The original Batman from the 1940's and 50's comics was actually listed as being 6'1 180lbs. So Pattinson probably more closely resembles the way he was meant to look compared to the other actors who have played him. (Men were also smaller back in the 40's in 50's but still)

[@boxing_-po2so]

is he 6'1'' ?

[@TheGildedHeroPrice]

Battinson Gains. Definitely Christian Bale. I just enjoyed that movie and I felt he was both a great Bruce and Batman.

[@NegaBot]

Silva you mentioned, Lesnar you showed, I know russia is not much popular right now, but there is obviously also Emelianenko, Frank Mir or even when he was still fighting CroCop. All of them had dad bod for the last decade and all are some of the most impactful mma fighters ever, and there are many more examples of this. Holywood obviously puts more emphasis on esthetics, but when they actually do some realism, they should be commended for it. Good job pointing to that. Whatever your opinion on Crowder is, you have to admit he was right when he single handedly made this meme: "This is the ideal male body. You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like."

[@captainross4706]

Tyson fury.

[@FecalMatador]

@@captainross4706 just gonna say. Built like Dr Eggman but has the hands of Knuckles

[@Spyderdraggon1]

Interesting. Crowder looks nothing like Pattinson who would be the opposite of peak performance based off this comparison. There are all sorts of body types in MMA. You can find an example to support almost any physique as a fighters body. Interestingly the reason for weight classes is because bigger fighters would have a huge advantage over smaller fighters. The streets don't have weight classes, so I would think heavyweight would be the physique you'd want to take on all comers.

[@captainross4706]

@@Spyderdraggon1 extremely lean is when you need to cut to make weight and that weakens you, so you’re right. As much heft as you can while staying athletic seems optimum.

[@johnmarston1635]

I love that he refused roids and gave everyone a realistic physique idea

[@juangajardo6630]

Great video and amazing music background

[@tbear8951]

I got a question, would this version of Batman be able to be more acrobatics with a lot more flexibility since his body is more for fighting and less of a bodybuilding?

[@clementinelives]

I would definitely believe so considering pull-ups were a large part of the training

[@tbear8951]

@@clementinelives It's awesome that he's more flexible, he would move fast like nightwing

[@kudojay1840]

Yes especially if this version did wrestling and grappling martial arts

[@salamander337]

Maybe not with those boots but we love the heavy boot steps scaring off criminals during the night. It's hard to sacrifice that for the ability to do a flip & twirl in the air. 😂

[@thebrognator3524]

Bodybuilder and strongmen are generally very flexible, much more than the average Joe. It's useful for poses, exercise and avoiding injury. Agile... Not so much, since they are super heavy

[@jackman1]

Battinson Gainz. Glad he wasn't serious about not working out for the role, and I respect that he didn't want to juice for a superhero role like most of Hollywood.

[@TiraSatori]

I’m very excited to see your channel grow!

[@thessj3752]

I've been waiting for this

[@optronixatron]

Battinson gains I agree with you about The Batman. It definitely intrigues me, and I'm excited to see where they go from there.

[@MegaKnight2012]

It's weirdly nice to see an actor's physique that doesn't look like it required artificial steroids to get, despite the character using a PED. It would be really great to see the Batfleck stuntman's physique, the kind he had when performing that amazing warehouse fight scene (Battison Gainz)

[@eighthlegofthephantomtroup1842]

Ayo? just the video I've been waiting for!

[@frontierlandfrank5314]

Never even knew a channel like this existed. Sweet stuff man!

[@odddraft]

I had an ex who did martial arts and played basketball (he did some specific build up exercises for aesthetic balance but nothing exaggerated). He definitely wasn't comic-book-huge. He was very proportionate, flexible and had good posture, so he was very comfortable with a lot of sports and physical activities in general. Pull-ups, bringing around stuff without harming his back of him, etc ... Now I have a friend who does body building and looks comic-book-huge and out of curiosity I asked him if he could give me some advice on how to do pull ups (I am a beginner at pole dance but I am starting from zero strenght) and he told me he couldn't do them because he weights too much! I call that a rip-off ahaha

[@hextrum8091]

Battinson Gainz, and I honestly loved this movie. Robert got the closest to portray an accurate batman ( atleast my batman) and I freaking love how he learns an important lesson at the end about how is method is flawed and he needs to be hope and not vengeance.

[@thebaneking4787]

Man your videos are great.

[@DarkSteel361]

Can't wait for that cardio video

[@ethanlong4670]

He looks like an MMA fighter. I think it looks realistic compared to a bodybuilder physique.

[@justinjalenleetiller]

Makes sense to me. It feels more realistic than an “All show no go” type of body

[@angryvigilante9018]

Looking forward to that cardio video

[@UmiChan358]

Awesome vídeo! You are great!

[@reyhaanmohamed4210]

Just got home seeing this incredible adaptation of The Batman. I really enjoyed it. Robert Pattinson has done an excellent job 🔥

[@emoxvx]

100% true! People who don't know nothing about martial arts/combat sports think that the heavier the better while too much weight can actually hinder your performance. Plus, fighters don't lift for looks, they lift for praticality, two completely different things.

[@Boogieman618]

Weight classes for a reason

[@emoxvx]

@@Boogieman618 Sure, there's also that. In certain competitions the heavyweights can be known for their sloppy technique, lack of cardio and over-reliance on weight and power. You can definitely have weight, say, close to 100 kg, and have good cardio, flexibility and athleticism at the same time. There are really athletic heavyweights in MMA, for example, but heavyweights in general are not known for being the most athletic. The amount of weight you can carry in muscle or some fat depends on how much your body can carry without losing cardio, it's really personal. Some taller people have thinner bones, other people with more of a "normal" stature can have thicker bones, thicker organs by nature. It really depends on the person.

[@olivercrespo2329]

He looks as he should. I feel like some people forget Batman is supposed to be agile, sleek, and mostly takes bad guys out from the shadows, it would make less sense for him to be a hulking beast of a man. Robs choice to take on more of a swimmers physique works for me.

[@lazydaze3134]

Clearly you've never read any Batman comics. That's why he is so scary because he's a huge man who has the agility of a small acrobat. Patterson took on the physique of a normal guy who lays on his couch eating chips all the time. Stop kidding yourself.

[@tylercheung1194]

@@lazydaze3134 lol you've no idea about physicality and what a human is capable of. You cannot maintain true fitness while being incredibly huge lol

[@godking]

@@lazydaze3134 Bodybuilder batman is a >2000 thing. In the 90s comics he had more Pattinson physique.

[@sahildeshpande1641]

@@lazydaze3134 Clearly, and as your name suggests, you are the 'lay on the couch eating chips' type so don't assume everyone else does the same lol. Stop kidding yourself, get out of your mom's basement, throw away the lotion and the tissue rolls and get to WORK.

[@ReblazeGaming]

@@lazydaze3134 And that's why it's in comics and not real life. Comics, especially Batman comics are full of bs to make him incredibly op and essentially make him superhuman while trying to claim that he has no powers. But anyway Patterson's physique is fine stop hating.

[@TraumaticQue9]

Watched to the end. Great movie Bro.

[@Furball_]

Battinson Gainz! Great video overall mate!

[@will441]

So it’s mentioned in I think the prequel novel that Robert’s Batman weight training and overall training in general was for speed, not necessarily power. Which is also probably why he has much more armor plating

[@fierypickles4450]

I like the natty look tbh. A lot of russian ufc fighters look like that. Stocky, sturdy, bulky and more leaning towards cardiovascular explosiveness. Fedor was an example of that, dude could starch dudes at a moments notice.

[@bavvaroisjoestar]

eyyy i love the art when battinson wrap his hand, those scars tho🔥🔥

[@judahwagner2488]

Jax rocking that UA Bomber!

[@adriancruz8633]

Battinson. Favorite live action Batman was Christian Bale. He to me had the best presentation, and of course he voiced Howl in Howl's Moving Castle. Also just felt like he bought his version to life.

[@andreweverson1304]

I felt like Pattinson just being a legit 6’1” did the role justice. He was taller than most of the people on screen and just felt intimidating. He looked like a prime Nate Diaz physique-wise.

[@blindninja9149]

He wore boots to so he's probably atleast 6,3 or 6,4 as Batman in the movie and 6,2 without the suit

[@omgicanflybro]

The build up is great in this. This can literally be a 5 movie series and not feel terrible. Because so much is still to be shown

[@wackoblammo3283]

battinson gains, I enjoyed the video man (:

[@Niborino9409]

My favorite live action Batman is Kevin Porter. He does the voice, training and fighting. 💪💪💪 Battinson Gainz!

[@ShatteredPsyche]

Honestly, I thought Pattinson's physique was fantastic for the grounded and realistic world they're portraying in this movie, and also for following a story about a Batman who's still early in his career and trying to find his footing. It's very much a "fighter's body", as you said, because the human body LOVES efficiency, so when you train to DO a specific thing, it will prioritize the muscles which are best FOR that specific thing; like the upper back/shoulders for punching, etc. In terms of my favourite big-screen Batman, Pattinson honestly takes that mantle as well; it's mostly the writing in this movie that does it for me, but his version of the character just felt so authentic to his comic book origins in a way that no other Batman ever really has (save MAYBE Bale, but I have some issues with his movies that keep him out of the top spot for me) and it just felt so validating and refreshing to finally see that, as a long-time comic book fan. This was a great video! I'm not a subscriber, I found your channel totally accidentally through KZbin's recommendations, but you've definitely made a regular viewer out of me going forward.

[@SloppyJoe1100]

Is my man wearing the crest of courage? Subbed

[@connquerer]

Battinson gainz! Loved the video!

[@ChateauLonLon]

Hey Jax! So I was wondering - size is obviously really important if you want to be a more effective martial artist, so how could you build a routine around strength, size, and martial arts while balancing a day job? I loved the Bioneer's idea of doing workouts around a powerbuilding routine, but it really doesn't seem to leave a lot of time for martial arts, which is more of a daily thing.

[@JaxBlade]

In My Honest Opinion If you want to be a Better Fighter While Also Gaining Strength & Size and having a Day Job. You should split it up where you have days for Lifting & Days for Skill Work with MMA. IMHO I think if you try to lift like 5-6 days a week thatll be too much when you actively get stronger with around 2-3 days of Lifting & then the other times focus on Martial Arts Skill, Sparring & all that. With a 9-5 job that requires more dedication cause its on you to set up the times for yourself & making sure you REFUEL and get enough rest so take care of yourself.

[@ChateauLonLon]

@@JaxBlade Thanks so much Jax! Your advice was super helpful!

[@ummalucoqualquer5771]

@@ChateauLonLon also read bas rutten's big book of combat, lots of great moves and stuff, there are 2 volumes

[@dandywaysofliving]

Daily stretches, cardio, and sprint work to build up them fast fibers. (Your aesthetics/injury prevention) . 2-3 days of regular strength training. . 4-7 days of pure mma work. -this should be your main training -techinque and elegance/finesse It should be effortless to perform a move with decent speed/power. . . There's some variations but sleep/nutrition is important. . I think the most important part of this is realizing that you're not training to have a certain build. . You're training to become a constant. You're not doing this for looks but for the skill and ability to perform on the daily. . Now since you're not actually fighting crime as far as I'm willing to ask. Don't overwork yourself but push past the soreness. I was bored 1 week and overworked my calves and thighs to the point I couldn't walk normally. Weird thing was. Once I started working out again and built up a sweat I could feel my legs and walk normally again for like 10 min but afterwords if I didn't keep up the pace my legs would go back and make it so I'd be walking funny. After a week the soreness left and I felt lighter than ever. So keep at it fam dx . Also in relation to balancing a day job. . Try walking, or riding to work on some push vehicle(bike scooter sk8brd) *if possible . The daily mission to work builds up great stamina but if u need to drive I get that so good luck. But If u drove less u save money on gas. Either way Do your best n-n

[@dandywaysofliving]

Also try to get to work 1or 2 hours earlier than when ur shift starts. So u can do your daily stretches/cardio work. You're going to work anyways might as well get there earlier and do what u need to before u end up exhausted at the end of your shift. Plus it's easier than waking up early to work out. Technically u still wake up early but you're main objective is to arrive at work early on foot and do your stretches(/cardio) near work so when u go home u can focus on strength training and mma training.

[@edgar-sama642]

I'm really happy for this video. I did Jax' Spider-man Miles Morales workout for 3 months, and after that Inosuke workout for other 3 months, and my body looks really similar to battinson's.

[@SmolTerribleTornado]

I look like an amogus

[@lazydaze3134]

So basically you don't look like you workout at all. Gotcha 👍

[@TheOnimbus]

Battinson Gainz! Bro ngl while some scenes did run a bit long, it was great. His physique is definitely within the realm of my goals, not my dream bod but still somewhere I'd like to get. Great video Jordan.

[@TranceBanana]

We love to see achievable, reasonable and sensible gains! Very inspiring. Battinson Gainz!

[@duskplains1235]

It’s nice Robert decided to not take steroids like other celebrities. You don’t need to be insanely jacked all the time and it’s nice to set a natural physique to strive for. Battinsongains

[@garrison778]

The movie felt kind of like a mini series. I walked out feeling like I binged watched a Netflix series or something. There are so many suspenseful moments I was like you can stop the episode here and here.

[@BKing007]

Very interesting video, good content

[@KingKong-fj4dk]

I like the sincerity of your comments in this video.

[@MaxCool2009]

Hey bro, love your content thanks so much for keeping the energy up.

[@randomcommenter3662]

In the prequel novel it's said bruce built lean muscle for speed. makes sense

[@lazydaze3134]

What muscle lmao

[@andrewvillatoro4605]

@@lazydaze3134 Do you chose to be dumb on purpose ?

[@Phsycosanta]

Battinson Gainz Great video as always. Love your work.

[@strides1000]

You’re not aboutta convince me a man 6’8, 240 just be disappearing into thin air without no one noticing lol

[@thebrownbaldy]

Not gonna lie, my favorite live action Batman film next to The Dark Knight. This was a totally different Batman and it seems that it works very well when he has his own stand alone series. The physique Pattison had definitely fit the role and I can never look at Riddler the same way again wow. Would definitely like to see where this goes. #BattisonGainz

[@pranakhan]

As you learn how to change your body, your body also learns how to change. As a young batman, his physique is fine. For the Batman, a man who holds himself on the edge of physical perfection, Pattinson has a journey ahead of him to achieve this evolution. The future of: Battinson Gainz

[@SuperFresh808]

New to the channel and I’m upset you haven’t popped up on my feed sooner 😭

[@AnonymousSaiyan]

Fully agree with your analysis

[@JaxBlade]

For me personally If I go off my own Personal Enjoyment of each film I'd say its probably my 5th fav. I really Enjoyed A LOT of Th eBatman but the Movie's runtime did start to hit me personally. While the ones I like more if I see 1 scene from them, Im rewatchin the full movie. So for me I like em like 1. The Dark Knight 2. Batman Mask of the Phantasm 3. The Lego Batman Movie 4. Batman Begins 5. The Batman 6. Batman (1989) 7. The Dark Knight Rises 8. Batman Returns 9. Batman Forever 10. Batman and Robin 11. Batman V Superman (Loved Affleck Hated the movie)

[@thebrownbaldy]

Dawn of Justice definitely belongs below Batman and Robin

[@JaxBlade]

@@thebrownbaldy Yeah Batman and Robin I can get drunk and rewatch with friends and have a great time Dunking on it for entertainment purposes. BvS I get little to noooo enjoyment out of excluding a few scenes xD

[@thebrownbaldy]

@@JaxBlade The only good things from the latter is the warehouse fight scene which is so based on the Arkham series and Wonder Woman

[@JaxBlade]

@@thebrownbaldy DAMN Straight

[@CloroxBleach-dj1et]

@@JaxBlade I really enjoyed Affleck as Batman he looked like a wrestler almost with his physique he seemed to have size but also some fluff

[@drew3399]

Battinson Gainz👊🏾 I enjoyed this movie and going to watch it again 😅 I hope maybe this Batman would meet Joaquin Joker, for a sequel and possibly have our first look on robin

[@Schoolhousefilms121]

YESSSSS with The Edge's The Batman theme, I grew up with that and LOVE that show

[@commanderclown8620]

I've seen this mans comments on like 1,000 videos. But I think this is the first video of his that I've ever watched.

[@Alex_Logan22]

Bale will probably always be my favorite both in his physique (which is a good middle ground between practical and aesthetic) and in his Ninja/tactics approach to making Batman feel more mythical rather than a Kick-Ass style vigilante patrolling streets. Also, Bale had physiques much closer to comic book Batman in movies like American Psycho and Equilibrium, before he did some permanent damage to it with The Machinist movie. He wasn't able to get back to his perfect build/body mass after that, but he was still great. This video was very illuminating cause I'm not a fitness expert so to me, I felt it was very humiliating how thin and not-cut Robert was to play Batman compared to Tom Holland who plays Spiderman. Like he had a build more fitting for Nightwing/Spiderman and even then he was less impressive, but he's also playing Batman atop of that, who's main image is that linebacker-esque comic book look. In my mind it was more important for a guy with no powers to look more imposing, I had no idea bigger guys get gassed easier and things like that. I felt like Robert kept being carried by his suit, which IS in line with that comic book frame and twice his mass/size, especially after the scene where he's shirtless pushing the table around, I couldn't believe they let him play Batman of all characters (despite his amazing acting). It seemed like he really didn't want to work out. So this was educational for me, thanks.

[@eggboy9126]

He definitely worked out, he just didn't do any juice.

[@rooster5146]

Honestly I really enjoyed George Clooney as batman because he had the Playboy attitude of Bruce Wayne, but had a mediocre batman. While Ben Affleck had both a good batman and Bruce Wayne.

[@kproductions9963]

Battinson Gainz. Love to see the cardio video for fighting fitness. Trying to get into natural building so that would be an awesome tandem routine to pick up!!

[@guamtek]

CANNOT wait for the fighter cardio video. Any chance you can add in breathing techniques? I feel like it's an often overlooked aspect of training and life in general.

[@nakainorelation4001]

Hey jax you should do a huey freeman from the boondocks tough like the toons

[@Mikemartinez62]

This guys cool hes a nerd and a gym guy and explains details in a simple way

[@user-bi3xn8dj7y]

I can't believe I'm saying this because I still can't get over the fact that the guy from twilight is now batman...BUT all props to Patterson because he chose not to take P.E.Ds (the whole thing about him not training was reportedly about drugs use in preparation for the batman as many actors feel a pressure to do justice to comic book films due to there being a real translation issue put on actors to fit the illustrated versions of characters in real life.) I you made a really good point about the practical side of fighting and what the body actually requires for fighting and the ufc examples really hit the nail on the head. The other thing I thought was also that it actually works as in the film we find out its his 2nd year as batman from his journal so his build works in that sense as well I.e early days, his mastered combat now he will develop his body and get bigger as the years go on. Great vid bud will be subbing for sure oh and also I actually thought the film went by quick despite the actual time haha maybe just me ... but the need to pee was very real towards the end LOL