Would Batman's Fitness Training Actually Work In Real Life?

He is Vengeance, HE IS THE DARK KNIGHT, HE IS BATMAN!! And being one of the founding members of the justice league he has proven time and time again even if he is powerless he is No one to be triveled with as He has practically Trained himself to battle Meta Humans on par with the likes of the Man of Steel and his peers but as this is a fictional world how would his Training routine work in real life well dudes and dudettes thats why I'm here to share my thoughts from an exercise science point of view. I hope you enjoy and be sure to share with your friends. It helps a lot. Was their Training Program Optimal, Find out today as a Certified Personal Trainer breaks it down and analyzes it with Exercise Science & Fitness Studies!
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[@DJ-vg1pr]

It's weird how Anime humans are alowed to be godlike, but Comic Book humans need to be realistic.

[@DJ-vg1pr]

@Aaron Smith wet farts 😋

[@timurdenisleam6762]

Nope. It’s just the batman we expect to be realistic but dont ask me why

[@imdepressed3220]

@@timurdenisleam6762 Nope it goes for all heros well at least Marvel heros

[@raiden_187]

Yeah I love anime but it's corny alot of times and far from realistic overexaggerated as hell

[@immortalone5954]

True WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF BATMAN WAS AN ANIME CHARACTER

[@kenzofinucane4057]

can i become superman by getting enough sunlight?

[@TheSuperpsycho666]

you can get skin cancer

[@kenzofinucane4057]

TheSuperpsycho666 ill take it

[@kenzofinucane4057]

TheSuperpsycho666 maybe it will turn me into deadpool :D

[@josephmiranda7047]

+TheSuperpsycho666 worth it

[@geodudeftw6116]

No

[@Evravon]

"Mastering" the martial arts disciplines for Bruce Wayne is essentially him showing that he has learned it better than the people teaching him. He learns the martial art, trains in it for a while, then challenges the masters who taught him. If he defeats them all, he is a master.

[@abdullahyusof4739]

Chad Small That's actually not a legitimate qualification for mastery of a martial art. Any white belt or even a random person can defeat a black belt under the right circumstances, but does that immediately mean the person gets a promotion or becomes a master? No, definitely not. Every martial art has underlying principles that make it more than just fighting styles or self defense combat systems. Some of which actually formed the martial art to begin with. Spiritual aspects, mental training, historical significance etc.. Furthermore, given how much bigger and stronger(being at peak human physical condition) Bruce is, the martial arts masters may not have had such an easy time taking him down either.

[@Evravon]

He didn't just walk in and challenge the master to a fight. He trained under them and once they felt he had mastered everything they had to teach, he was granted the ability to challenge them. I believe he was only allowed to use the martial art they taught him as well, not all the others he knew.

[@aaronsmith1023]

Except it's not possible irl. ONLY in fiction.

[@changename9728]

@@Evravon Not how martial arts work. Bruce trained under Richard dragon for a short period but still considers him the greatest martial artist on the planet. He didn't surpass all of his masters, he just became so proficient that he is considered a master.

[@SuperSanity1]

@@aaronsmith1023 How so? Take all the spiritual and philosophical stuff out of Martial Arts and there are only so many ways to throw a punch, kick someone, etc. These skills are transferable from art to art. Something that really should have been discussed, but wasn't.

[@josiahjenksisawesome]

I think Batman could master the martial arts. He trained himself to have a photographic memory, and can process information faster than an average human.

[@Indoor_Carrot]

My take on the martial art angle is that he doesn't need to be a "master" of 127 arts, but just needs to be good at a few, it doesn't matter how many styles you learn, there are only 6 ways to hit someone with your fist and a punch is just a punch... so he could become very good at some basic techniques like punch, palm strike, roundhouse kick, side kick, front kick and various elbow strikes and just hone spatial awareness skill to be able to react effectively against several opponents and yes, he can absolutely be a great fighter in less than 10 years, the writers went way too far with the "he knows everything about martial arts" idea I'll use this quote: "I laugh at the man who practices 1000 strikes once, and I fear the man who practices a single punch 1000 times"

[@christopherpeoples583]

Only smart people will realize this is the best comments on KZbin

[@androocomo1859]

Dawson Hamill From my understanding, Batman really just learned an amalgamation of a bunch of martial arts, and Ted Grant (Wildcat) had taught him his boxing training

[@staytony8925]

Warhammered you quoted Bruce lee so wrong but I’ll let it slide.😏

[@michaelmunsami8581]

Bruce lee

[@raiden_187]

Isn't that applied literally to anything in fiction but with batman is alot detailed and shown tbh

[@Zephant001]

In the Dark Knight Rises,, I like how they show Bruce at the doctor's office. The doctor told him his knees were F*cked as in Zero cartilage left. It showed that within 8 to 10 years after he First took on the Batman persona that he wasn't as solid as his cartoon counterparts. He had to use robotic or cybernetic legs to be Batman again. It shows he was only only human. But then Bane snapped Bruce's spine and he had to build himself back up to escape the pit. No doubt that he was in the worst pain of his life but he still had enough will power to do it. So my opinion is that Batman is not super, he's just damned stubborn to quit no matter how much torture his body goes through, at least in the Dark Knight Rises.....

[@Pomp_adour]

You should look at Gut's from Berserk and analyze how one could get a body like Guts.

[@JaxBlade]

Lift moderately heavy, eat right, sleep well. BAM there ya go

[@locastmincer]

...And what human body could wheeled a giant sword like "Dragon Slayer"?

[@shagstars]

one that weighs 200 kilos of muscle.

[@NecoTheSergalGAME]

I'd argue Guts is a Half-Demon, which is a larger reason why he both has, sharper-looking ears and borderline super-human strength. They show where he was born, from a 'Witch' who was hung for doing something believed to be Heretic or, for being at a heretic gathering - and he was born where he should've died. Common theory is that likely a demon raped his mother and similar to Femto raping Casca and it giving birth to Guts' mysterious child - Guts himself is born from interbreeding between a demon and human. Guts likely isn't fully human.

[@theglasslionstreams5183]

It's been hinted at Neco, that he got those features from after getting that mark on his neck. That it's slowly corrupting his physique, and making him more demon than man. As for his ability to wield that sword... Because anime. There's really no reason they give, other than that he's always been wielding swords way too big for him from an early age. We may never really know for sure.

[@tylerstaley2667]

I just want to say that I agree that 127 martial arts is absolutely ludicrous, however, and this is a big however that I've been looking into for a while, we have to consider a few factors. I have been wondering for a while if there was a way to learn multiple arts at once, and the idea that I came to is a martial arts common core. while martial arts are essentially different, there are enough commonalities between them, just from a lack of different options, which Bruce Lee has stated in an interview. this common core would be broken down into the basics; footwork, grappling, throwing, striking, and would focus on teaching moves common to at least five or more styles, and branching variants, using only the most useful at this point. once these basics, which I could controversially assume to be about eighty percent of any given style, minus plenty of outliers, are learned, it would be a relatively simple thing to focus individually on each one until you've mastered it, which brings me to my next point, mastery. If we use this broad term the way martial arts does, then sure, he'd never be a master of more than a few styles, but if we dial mastery down to mean technical perfection and an advanced understanding of the inner workings, allowing the person to manipulate their knowledge effectively, which is what mastery is outside of art, then it's incredibly achievable to master multiple arts. my next point. modern martial arts training tends to be very watered down. I'm sure your friends are excellent at their craft, but did they put their lives on hold for martial arts? did they dedicate ten twelve hours a day to practicing their kata, sparring, and other study? if so, then remarkable, but I doubt it, they probably had school, work, leisure, hobbies, that filled their time as well. Bruce wouldn't have those distractions, meaning that the average practitioner that trains their skills an hour or two a day can't hold a candle to ten or twelve, even barring any other form of body training for a period of ten years or so. next point, Bruce. he has something called eidetic memory, which means he has perfect, or near perfect recall, and this would astronomically decrease necessary training time, he could learn in minutes what takes hours for the average practitioner to learn. this doesn't negate the need for body conditioning and repetition, or the harder to learn skill of when to use a move, but it's like automatically knowing the contents of a math book and just having to complete the activities. there's still difficulties and a learning curve, but you save an enormous amount of time nonetheless. I have nothing more to say

[@tylerstaley2667]

And one more thing I forgot to mention, his mastery of 127 skills is as of the age 44 roughly 36 years of dedicated training, which would be a give stretch, but not so far as say, thirty martial arts with my common core principles as an establishing point

[@dakkadakka9047]

well yeah but remember that learning 50 or 40 martial arts is still a waste of time I have spent every free moment of my time from 4am to midnight since I was 12 (now I'm 15) I consequently made my own fighting system based on martial arts I learnd from my father (muay boran, krav maga, wing chun and ju jutsu) and now I can take on a group of attackers without breaking my own bones in the process. Learning to much is a waste of potential for a martial artist I spent my whole child hood on full body work outs, pain conditioning drills (extremely painful) and perfecting my martial arts (with which I will never be done) more importantly I never won a fight with my father (he was training since he was even younger in traditional and "new" martial arts) learning to many martial arts even out of absolute indestructible love for them won't get you any where as far as your combat effectiveness is concerned even with perfect muscle memory like Batman's it is completely futile the best you can do is be you choose moves your body fells good with if you throw upon yourself a certain style or martial art you will be like a mechanical man what matters and what is beautiful about martial arts is not who wins or looses it is about emotional content about expressing yourself to the opponent about the bond of mutual understanding between fighter's not like in MMA where they fight with blank Intentions and over meaningless titles and money because none of them truly or even partially won in the end. (sorry for bad grammar and lots of love from Poland) :)

[@tylerstaley2667]

+Kri polskiPSYCHO there is a difference between learning martial arts and learning to fight, martial arts involves applied philosophy, way of thinking, tradition, and culture that simple fighting doesn't convey. fighting is survivalism. I grew up fighting, and with no teacher but my opponents, sometimes several of them, you could say I learned from the school of hard knocks how to hold my own. I know enough to not let my pride get in the way, and enough to tell you that if you don't have a sparring partner, your self made martial art is useless, I am sure you are physically adept, smart, have practiced your moves consistently, and have a high tolerance of pain, but do not make the mistake of letting your pride get in the way.

[@tylerstaley2667]

+JL30STM Meier what makes focus impossible in your opinion?

[@tylerstaley2667]

+JL30STM Meier yes, but here's my point for a common core, you aren't dividing your focus, you are simplifying the curriculum into relatively easy chunks. so that it's not about learning two separate martial arts, but learning what the two have in common, and treating the differences as optional advanced techniques. If it is impossible to maintain focus for that, then mastery of any Chinese martial art, or something like bjj, which are all more form/technique based, is beyond anyone. my point is to stop treating them like individual and unrelated talents, like speed reading to lock picking, and more like calligraphy

[@dabossdafly]

I always thought Bruce didn't fully master any of his martial arts because of his own inner turmoil he just took what he needed to be the Goddamn Batman.

[@anonymousR7]

Different versions had different attributes. The golden age Batman would sometimes focus only on boxing, and said that he only took what he needed from every martial art. It's like reading a textbook. You NEVER actually need to learn/memorize every little detail.

[@houseofaction]

in fact doing what batman did would make you a piss poor fighter. boxers focus on simplicity because the brain can process the simple techniques faster and because of this there is no counter lag. if you learnt 127 martial arts you would have major lag. once you noticed an attack it would take far to long to sift through all the accumilated martial arts data to be effective

[@houseofaction]

Wologan B. yes actually it dose work that way. this is an irrefutable fact.

[@Fettclone1]

+Wologan B. Agreed. It's similar to spending a lot of time practicing a sport. Your brain develops an automatic response to certain scenarios. You can then enter what's called a pre-reflective state, or "the zone". I guarantee Batman would spend a lot of mental time there.

[@gigantkranion]

But. . . But, he said "this is an irrefutable fact" How can you refute this line of reasoning? *Mind Blown*

[@BC21beats]

i always tell people realistically batman has to be on performance enhancing drugs like roids or hgh

[@mildsoup8978]

A Tribe Called Quest I always tell ppl that realistically batman is a super hero with super powers (regardless of what cannon states ) because of all the things this guy listed and more.

[@BC21beats]

Jiz Master0 i mean sure but they like to say he's 100% human so that's only possible with serious performance enhancing drugs

[@mildsoup8978]

even then he'd have to be on some captain America lv shit

[@RedSpecial96]

realistically he isn't gonna live a long life either so why not take the drugs

[@djghostface292]

Jiz Master0 canon actually states that he is

[@Delta3angle]

Due to the amount of carryover between arts, he could probably become proficient in dozens of different martial arts. But the term "master" means different things to different people. He truly only needs to master 4-5 different arts to achieve proficiency in over 100 arts.

[@Pseudobadger]

I would be inclined to say that "dozens," plural, is too much. I might say, "several." I think when writers write this sort of thing, they are focused on the wrong "feats," as some comic analysts say. To be proficient in a martial system would tend to mean achieving black belt level. I do not know anyone who holds a black belt in dozens of martial arts. Please understand, I actually think you are right. If he took a mixed martial art approach choosing an approach that incorporated a grouping of styles that worked best for his body type and natural talent, then he could become one of the greatest fighters in the world. This whole mastering of over one hundred martial arts is poor, poor, poor writing by people who apparently know little to nothing about martial arts. Again, I actually think your observation is right in the larger sense. I am just commenting from my own perspective. Although I would register some disagreement with your final sentence, I think your overall point is a good one.

[@TallicaMan1986]

Sooo true, the writers of Batman know little about what MASTERY is. Being proficient means little compared to masters, They just needed to give batman a boost so he can Remain Relevant to all the super humans. Like seriously? Your brain can only get you so far in the face of RAW POWER, yet in Batman brains equals strength and Strength Equals Stupid.

[@Pseudobadger]

"Being proficient means little compared to masters." -- That is a very good observation, sir. One that a proficient artist learns every time he faces a master. Every time I think I am, to any degree, badass, one of my instructors steps in and teaches me one of the most valuable lessons of all, humility. I think you are right about Bats, too. Some writers try to power him up because he operates in a reality where super powers are apparently as common as STD's.

[@38broly]

Proficiency in multiple martial arts tramples mastery, or pursuit of mastery in one martial art almost every time. Now days you see higher dan guys like 3 to 7 trying to prove a point and take on a mma fighter usually amateur or low tier pro and get destroyed. So for what Batman does I'd take high efficiency in several or more martial arts over training in one for a lifetime and getting Beat by a guy that's been training 2 or 3 years.

[@ToxxicFlames]

YOU ARE ACTUALLY FUCKING ENTERTAINING.

[@JaxBlade]

Thanks dude

[@MVPdobe2180]

well batman did also learn from ras al ghul who said he learned all of those martial arts from different people

[@ArKhaos]

That's more movie, less comic

[@MVPdobe2180]

well i mean up to the poiint when he met him he could have learned a large majority from him as well

[@JefeTheSituation]

Nah Ras is sort of immortal in the comics and he has been practicing various martial arts for I think over 600 years.

[@davidmeloche3563]

Batman is juiced, and several comics have said it. Years ago, it was "nutrition, and vitamin regiment" but since rhe mid 90's Batman has been allowed to get a bit darker, akin to the pre CCA Batman. in several issues, we are informed that Wayne Tech had a pharmaceutical branch. That branch focuses on basically "safe steroids". Batman and Robin (Dick Grayson) take it. Its roids without most of the serious side effects, and its completely ok because its legal, and it helps them do the mission. however, for long term side effects, just look to Batman Beyond. Why would the healthiest man in the world suffer from a heart attack in his early 50's? Hell, he even got dunked at least oncenin the lazarus pit, and that can bring people back from the dead. That dip probably took 10 years off of his joint wear, and fixed that nagging rotator cuff injury (and the spinal break...) but even after that, he has a heart attack at 50? Safe steroids still arent a long term thing I guess.

[@poiuytrewq11422]

Neil Down His Roid rage would be horrifying.

[@Aivottaja]

The first time I saw he retired because of a heart attack, I thought the exact same thing. Why would a gazillionaire with all his resources and peak physical condition be incapacitated by something that usually gets plebs who eat crap and sit on their ass all day long?

[@Ayatron34]

Probably heart failure he got from his heart getting too damn big from all that training.

[@AI-Abominations]

Excellent comment. I wonder if Batman will ever genetically enhance himself in a comic.

[@Aivottaja]

***** The problem with that is he'd no longer be "just a man".

[@marcgo3542]

Try Bruce lee's training

[@0verthinker462]

You should watch Jojo's bizarre adventures and tell us what you think about it.

[@whoareyou5077]

Ye and he should do it on jonathan joestar

[@joot815]

I was just about to comment this

[@0verthinker462]

If I beat you to it, then you owe me a dank meme.

[@Add183]

Alright consider this batman has not mastered 127 martial arts. He is a naturally gifted fighter like no other and has memorized styles and moves from 127 martial arts and incorporated it into a mix match all encompassing style

[@RPD1175]

It's because when combined it's outrageous but when looking at each individual aspect of Batman it becomes believable. That's why he'll always be a motivational and inspirational character.

[@DarthArachnious]

I read on a martial arts forum once. There's only so many ways you can punch or kick someone. After learning 3 or 4 martial arts it's no longer about learning techniques. It's about the history and culture of the different styles. I have no idea, but I liked this theory because Bruce could decern what kind of organized crime he was dealing with just by the styles. Triad and Yakuza would be easy. But all the Eastern European countries have syndicates too.

[@Migrantischegedanken]

8:00 Is she wearing a fuking behelith??? GRIFFITH!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dylanhughes8457]

GRIFFIISSUUUU

[@dark3rthanshadows]

oh i fucking hate griffth

[@kipcsaknorris2776]

Me too, he fucking stole all the 2D animation for himself in Berserk 2016... What a greedy bastard!

[@TallicaMan1986]

HAHAHA! that's so true, and while it was beautiful, the dude ate their entire budget, while guts was only hand drawn for a few scenes.

[@convict240]

well, if the makers of batman were a little more prudent and just said that he mastered a "few" really good martial arts from a "few" really great masters, that would have cleared up the need to analyze this stuff this in depth. a few martial art styles and a really good fitness is good enough to be batman.

[@Batkenpre]

jericho turbo jones true

[@thomasweeden2683]

Straight kicks down trees. TREES, BRUH.

[@danfors1333]

That real life Batman at 5:54 is actually dead. It was a goodhearted man who visited kids at hospitals but his Batmobile had an engine failure on the highway and when he walked in front to open the hood his car was hit from behind and Batman was run over by his own Batmobile. Sad story.

[@boygenius538_8]

RIP

[@abramsullivan7764]

What when

[@D0G5Coolpat11]

@@abramsullivan7764 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenny_B._Robinson

[@abramsullivan7764]

@@D0G5Coolpat11 well he was a real Batman.

[@Rafael57YT]

Would Hunter x Hunter's weight training for opening the challenge gate at the Zoldyck Mountain work?

[@alec3808]

God this is a good idea

[@chyo4077]

Doing the math to tell if it's actually possible. Brb.

[@MinecraftGuy237]

+Chyo Kun I'll just type this comment so I can get notified when you finish your math.

[@benbalde60]

me too

[@chyo4077]

Fuck that took longer than I expected So let's start with some basis. The force needed to give a kilo of mass an acceleration of 1m/s^2, also known as a Newton. In the anime, the Testing Gate used to enter the Zoldyck's family's estate has seven doors, each of those have two panels. The two panels for the first door weight 1 ton (907,185kg) each, for a total of 2 tons. The second door has two panels that weight twice as much as the ones before, so 2tons each, for a grand total of eight tons, and so on. In the anime, Gon opened the first gate (2tons), so did Kurapika, but Leorio managed to open the second gate (8 tons). Killua is the prodigy that was able to open the third gate (16tons) and later in the series the fifth gate (64 tons) Now, we have to consider that pushing something is different than lifting it. For the sake of simplicity I'll consider the first gate a single 2ton object rather than two 1ton ones. The angle of push is also important, but in this case i'll consider it perpendicular to the terrain, so 0° (so not important) Let's get physical. Force required to move an object on an orizontal plane = (gravity) ( mass of solid ) ( μ ) Plugging our data in, we have this for the first gate: F = (9,81m/s^2) (1814.36948kg) = 17798,9645988N Now that's just for the first gate, succesfully cleared by Kurapika and Gon. Yeah, the heaven's arena "push to win" is not that big of an exageration afterall Leorio cleared the second door. I'll avoid re-writing the same formula, it's just F = ma So the force needed was 35597.9394N Killua cleared the third door, 16tons F = 142392,15N then the fifth door, later in the anime/manga F = 569566,638N fuck me i'm rusty in physics. If there are any mistakes, feel free to correct me But hey I have absolutely no idea if the HxH training would work or if it's even possible to move 16tons (Let's.. let's not consider the fact that Killua moved 64 tons) so I'll leave that up to +JaxBlade to tell. Hopefully he reads this! EDIT: wow hxh wiki lied to me. hunterxhunter.wikia.com/wiki/Testing_Gate it's written here that each door weighs twice as much as the one before it, but the first is two tons and the second is eight, wat Whatever, the math is still correct apart from the first part lol

[@houseofaction]

it doesn't take 30 years to master a martial arts. actual scientific studies have been done, if a person trains 2 to 3 hours a day they can learn and master a martial arts in about 3 to 4 years. and i am not talking about McDojo's where you have to train for so long before they ever let you recieve a black belt. with that being said there are humans have become expert fighters in martial arts in no time. for example full contact karate champion joe lewis became a black belt in 7 months and with 22 months of actual training he became a full contact champion. with this being said its entirely possible for someone to learn and master a martial arts in a year or so. but it would still take atleast 145 years for batman to learn 127 systems

[@st8vie282]

houseofaction still Bruce Wayne has methods and techniques so he could probably learn them faster than anyone else

[@christopherpeoples583]

Lol

[@vergil2067]

But what if you trained 5-7 hours a day?

[@vergil2067]

Or 10 hours a day on one martial art

[@meatyay]

Putting opinions of professional martial artists in your video was a really nice touch. Great video! Keep it up!

[@JaxBlade]

thank you, I've seen them all compete and they are all amazing

[@christopherpeoples583]

Agree I have mastered all martial arts n have no chemical in me. Unless the one FBI. Government. Kgb n there alien friend put in me

[@vulture9086]

Seven years later and this, but mainly you are still such a inspiration.

[@Whatthetrash]

This video series is tons of fun! Educational too! Much love and hope to see more. :)

[@Iceintheveins10]

Well, Batman's genius intellect could explain how he learns different techniques so fast... He's physical abilities don't have to be from steroids. there's supplements and natural solutions... I'd say his suit helps with some of the physical feats... most of the physical feats. only thing that doesn't match up well is his time and schedule. So, I can see how it's unrealistic. But, he is very moody and grumpy all of the time. So, I guess it might be possible. in a very extreme way. unless maybe batman was secretly a meta human...

[@cosmicjohn174]

damn it lol I just put the same thing down haha didn't read all the comments

[@cosmicjohn174]

oh and his photographic memory too 👍

[@TheEndKing]

Also, since this is comics, I'd say he could be on "mystical enhancements". Like, he doesn't need the same amount of sleep and whatever as a regular person, because he can meditate fatigue and pain away. That's how I'd explain it.

[@GunslingerRose]

Cody Shelton there is a comic story that hasn’t finished yet called Bat Metal or something like that and it may show that Batman is actually a meta human

[@renzonl.9498]

Dark knights metal is just a story about the negative nultiverse the batmen are just evil versions of batman mixed with the justice league

[@tugrulgunduz5059]

Man.Batsy studied learning techniques about 6 years and he studied with the BEST so its kinda understandable that he learned that fast.

[@amdreallyfast]

Aside from the one guy with a really quiet recording, I really enjoyed watching this. Informative and well cut together.

[@OneLoneHermit]

Love that you got inside opinions on the martial arts.

[@Sunless1337]

The masters he trained under taught him how to get a night's rest on only a couple hours of sleep, as well as meditate to recover physically (at a faster rate). In the comics, he does his physical training while also being Batman/fighting crime.

[@RayneyShark]

JAX BUT HE'S BATMAN HE CAN DO ANYTHING CAUSE HE'S BATMAN!!! xD Really happy to have been a part of this video thanks for reaching out to me!

[@UniqueFilmSeries]

Yo I love this video man. Keep them up 👍👍👍

[@SuperImmortal]

your DBZ styled avatar for your end panel looks fucking awesome man!!

[@mumysaysimcool4302]

He uses a real life method he only requires 3 hours of sleep he trained for about 13 years by masters who taught him Martial arts at once he also has outstanding determination

[@breakthelimite]

Lmao you had me for a while, I accepted the fact that you ended the episode early

[@kimanireid7534]

same

[@docsdomain]

I think actor Scott Adkins looks like Batman

[@JaxBlade]

Boyka!

[@convict240]

i think the only reason why they casted ben instead of scott was because ben looks more buff. scott would've made an amazing "bale" kind of batman.

[@thedav54321]

true man!

[@jaysmith1118]

convict240 lmao that's the reason? Scott can't act for shit, Ben has deep ties with Warner Brothers, but the absolute reason Scott is not Batman or will ever be a major super hero is cause he can't act.

[@MarkoVeselic]

Deadpool?

[@zerotohero312]

JaxBlade Thanks for doing this and hope your shoulder gets better. Also keep up the good work.

[@JaxBlade]

Thankks for the Kind words man, Just Rehabbing it everyday and Goin to the Chiropractor

[@bakihanma994]

Ippo workout from hajime no ippo.

[@AlexEinherjar]

Hell yeah

[@datscousin799]

he did it

[@hikari9433]

I don't think batman perfectly mastered hundreds of martial arts for the reasons said in the video, but I think he might have just mastered exactly what he needed in each of these arts ( like specific punches or kicks ) to be effective in combat. He did the same thing with his academic knowledges, he just took the classes he needed in the world's best colleges and universities, learned what he needed and then moved on without going through the entire years of studies. And with his huge fortune, learning abilities and unbreakable will that seems quite possible to me.

[@toadhat2629]

Hey man love the work outs this is really helping me get ready for basic training. Keep up the good work

[@TheChosenJuanC]

Your videos are getting more popular! Good for you, man!

[@pepOnshow]

The difference between bats and cap is that cap was made into a super soldier while batman trained to be a kinda like if not a complete super soldier, even has beaten villains over 50 times stronger than him, and the super soldier deathstroke

[@MatthewShoffner]

If Bruce saw my routine, he would become my Robin lol Great video man.

[@JaxBlade]

Nicee man and thanks

[@GameCasted]

Really entertaining video man! You earned a sub! Btw I was wondering what would be a good morning workout. Keep up the great work! :D

[@roberttaylor8906]

but batman's a genius, what if he's able to learn a technique after seeing it demonstrated once and attempting it once? sufficiently advanced body armor and medical resources would help him prevent and recover from injury significantly, probably more than this video gives credit for.

[@ajourneysaved4311]

You forget JaxBlade he has a secret. He digivolves! At 8 he was a rookie, during his teens he was a champion, he became a champion at the age of 25, and when he put on the mask he became the Ultimate. I got that theory from your ambulate.

[@hibro43]

I hope he does a guku workout soon

[@lordofstuff_]

lmao

[@peterquill6527]

I don't think he has a Hyperbolic Time Chamber

[@Joshlul]

OR anything that can increase gravity

[@andrewf8366]

who the fuck is Guku?

[@lordofstuff_]

Peter Quill dude you never know

[@cylian4610]

nice video keep being an inspiration

[@jenkind1]

It was actually a storyline in Batman: Venom that Batman tried using the same steroid Bane uses but it made him too aggressive so he decided to clean himself up.

[@Rob_g988]

Appreciate the video cuz

[@MH-nc6bb]

Great video 👍🏻keep it up.

[@76SouthRomeo]

Another great vid Jax👍😄, Could you do a Kenichi tough like the toons next week?

[@jackwalker6820]

Lol that's what I said, It would be a miracle if he could reply👌

[@applefrank8612]

Kenichi FTW!!!(didn't I see you in the last video?)

[@JaxBlade]

Its not a miracle lol I would love to do Kenichi and Goku but Heres the thing since yall are new you probably didnt know this but 3 years ago I tore my shoulder up pretty bad and its still been healing so its been preventing me from doing the Combative style Tough Like the Toonz. I will do Kenichi in the future but right now its still tender and healing and i dont want to further damage it

[@76SouthRomeo]

+JaxBlade Well no problem, Take it easy, I hope your shoulder minds up well mate👍

[@danfors1333]

127 martial arts sounds too much but I figure the way he "mastered" them is that he mostly just learnt to handle himself against them with his own unique style rather than practising all the styles to perfection himself. I wouldn't say he is without superpowers though. His level of stubbornness, focus, ability to learn, analyse and planning could be considered to be superhuman level beyond that of any other superhero. Maybe he's able to do some of his physical training in his sleep the same way other people sleepwalk. He could speed up the recovery time of his CNS through advanced meditation perhaps.

[@electricfeel9501]

Batman literally traveled throughout the world to learn each martial arts. Have you watched the movie where he went to India and learned how to control pain? It takes years just receive a black belt. He's a fictional character so it's possible to learn 127 martial art.

[@TallicaMan1986]

Still not possible. He'd be 50 or something to have MASTERED these. I call absolute Bull shit, The Writers are just trying to keep batman relevant with Super Humans, which in reality. It doesn't matter how smart you are. VS someone who is faster and reacts faster is IMPOSSIBLE, but not for Batman because he's built on bull shit and lies that aren't possible for a human.

[@OmarExplains]

DIGIMON NECKLACE :D

[@brianjohnson4527]

You should do a video on Ryu and Ken's fitness level, from Street Fighter! When I work out, I always have them in mind (though yes, I know they're just drawings, but it's still motivating!) Also just subscribed, awesome videos man!

[@Manji2501]

Hah! You got me to subscribe by adding the hank venture clip. "I am the bat!"

[@ericbosompemowusu6533]

i just want to know the origin of the footage at @2:25 . "Santa Maria!" Lol

[@JaxBlade]

blazing saddles lol

[@ericbosompemowusu6533]

Thanks man

[@fyrestorme]

2500 lb. leg press IS ridiculous. At my peak I could do 400 lbs. with 1 leg and that was when I was in gymnastics and constantly doing 1 legged squats.

[@RazorEdge119]

How do you not have more subs? Your so chill it's very welcoming!

[@JaxBlade]

Appreciate the love dude

[@mikedropthegreat9134]

Would you ever make a recovery video? Things like taking in a turmeric ginger black peper drink, high micro nutrient drinks, createnine, proper cycling of those substances so they don't build up and become toxic, etc. Maybe even static stretching before workouts to limit output, negatives focused lifting, proper foam rolling and all of the other stuff that can speed up recovery.

[@aleksandarkozokic]

he did in fact use bane's venom to increase his brain and muscle activity @jaxblade

[@JaxBlade]

point proven!

[@WarriorBoy]

Well to be fair, he used it for a limited time, and it started affecting his intellect and other areas. Bane's Venom was an improved version created by the government of Santa Prisca, where the plant that produces the oil to make it grows.

[@dillonfordyce8243]

Jax how much calories does he need to eat at least to do all this in your opinion daily

[@bradturner6992]

The way i see it is he trained hardcore for many many years before even becoming batman, he trained with multiple martial artists, phsyical conditioning and skill. this accompanied with great nutrition, supplementation and sleep. then when he did become batman (much later on) the majority of his training was done while fighting crime, probably mixed with maintenance training in his free time. i also think depending on the event, not every night he may need to patrol the city, only if he has leads of reasons to. he sleeps 7-8 hours maybe less (some people survive fine on 6) and did bruce wayne shit during the day. i have no doubt he would take steroids during this time, or at least synthesised a far better formula thats more effective, and has far less side effects. obviously he is a fictional character, but if there were any way to become him, or a close representation, i think that would be the way, not to mention he has an incredibly strong will for what he does. probably the most motivated superhero there is.

[@bradturner6992]

I feel he would definetly be on something, they sell batman as an outstanding human, not a super natty human haha. and he has dealth with super soldier like syrums before, but he wanted to avoid it at all costs, but, i think its fair to assume he with his extensive knowledge in science, would make something similar to steroids that allows him to recover from any stress over night, and increases his ability to build muscle and train for so long.

[@jayschiermeyer3523]

Love your channel.

[@MrSoulmusic15]

Nice vid, really enjoyed it :)

[@cosmicjohn174]

Awesome job man got a sub, but one thing most don't think or I haven't seen anyone mention is his genius level intellect with a photographic memory? would that help more so with learning all those forms of martial arts??

[@amateurwave3593]

John Turner yes. just think of task master from marvel

[@TallicaMan1986]

Task Master can totally take on Batman, because quite frankly Batman never reveals himself to be an out of the box thinker. Deadpool can take on Task Master because of this, Deadpool would be using Wing Chung or something, he knows many styles and is an expert marksman, then suddenly Deadpool would stumble into a fit of whackiness where none of his attacks Telegraphed or would make sense, a sword here, gun here then a fist here then a head butt or something, but you wouldn't be able to see it coming by his eye movements or his body movements. Also Deadpool is superhuman now on top of that.

[@GunslingerRose]

TallicaMan1986 when you are called the worlds greatest detective you are probably gonna have to be an out of the box thinker hell he actually does this in Arkham Asylum by spraying explosive gel on his gauntlet and punching a super drugged up joker, he also does an out of the box thinking in Arkham Origins when he is fighting a less drugged up powered, but is still dangerous, Bane and wins by fake stopping his heart to with an electric shock to make sure a bomb doesn’t go off and resetting his heart to get it pumping in rhythm again with electric shocks

[@GunslingerRose]

Talking about Batman stopping Banes heart btw

[@st8vie282]

TallicaMan1986 he's literally the biggest thinking out of the box guy in comics

[@narc440]

Wait wait wait wait wait wait... Someone who trained in Shaolin kung fu has gotten belts? Bitch please.

[@icyrhodes2738]

His workout scene in Batman V Superman honestly was the best part of the movie

[@gyarddog1935]

You say he couldn't train like this while batman, but you forget while he was pre batman he was physically training, training martial arts, but he was also traveling the world, and also training in detective skills and forensic skills and also an expert computer programmer.

[@invictus5958]

My theory goes down like this. At most no he did not MASTER those martial arts but heres the thing, With his certain degree of training in each and every one of those martial arts he took what he learned and combined each in every one of them into his own style of fighting, So at most He's in the MMA Category. Now combine that with his peak human conditioning and he's The BATMAN!

[@thatguyunknoe]

I feel like this would be a great transition episode to talk about steroids and captain America. please do

[@JaxBlade]

Hmmm, that might be possible I just have to think lol

[@omegajack]

I love the video so much thank you for the information. Well done

[@dalemanana]

Hey Jax great video, keep the awesome content of the channel :D I love this combo of nerd/fit info, it really helped me through my training.

[@JaxBlade]

Awesome I always love to hear stuff like that

[@landonleggett3061]

Ihope you make more videos

[@JaxBlade]

i upload videos every saturday at 10am

[@randywaller84]

My thing is look at Michael jai white who has 7 plus black belts and is a total beast now over 100 is excesice but I feel once u have 20 of them very little else u need to learn or master

[@808Cannon]

ok ok ok im subscribed i like your shit lol I think you should get a better backdrop/background or w.e. maybe a room with posters and figures and games on the wall? just something other than that sweet ass money tree lol

[@xavierdewolfmusic7866]

I agree. And we all know this is fictional but remember, he fell into the Lazarus pit plenty of times, even has one in the batcave so he could be recovering from that.

[@artbryanmoldon]

On the note of it puts a lot of stress on his Nervous System, we do know he has trained his mind so well that he cheats his body to feel a 30 second nap feel like a full night rest. Maybe, just maybe, all of these feats that he has achieved, even mastering 127 Martial Arts, is all because he has super strong mind, because, you know what they say "Mind Over Matter" Great video! One of the reasons I'm subscribed to your channel! Keep it up!

[@BrainDeadZombies]

I had a debate about this with my friends, but do you think Batman's routine is made possible due to having amazing genes? Their are a lot of people out there who are capable of doing impossible stuff because they were born with good genetics.

[@aFUllMeTalMUTT]

Nice. Hope you do one on Goro Shigeno. His I would love to see a video done on. Keep up the amazing work ^_^

[@rappelzrevival720]

Really enjoy ur videos, this is my favorite series.

[@maikeru01]

batman doesn't really need to master 127 marshal arts. if you think about it, since MMA got big in the last 20 years or so, many marshal arts are becoming more popular and many are going away. like tae kwon do, and kung fu are just not that effective for example. most fighters who want to actually win fights train in BJJ for grapling, muay thai, and american boxing for striking. some people have backgrounds in something like wrestling too, but i think that is becoming obsolete because of BJJ. so basically i'll bet you could just focus on those 3 and be okay. or maybe someone who fights for a living would know a few others that are also effective, but 127 is ridiculous. also, you could look at what navy seals and US marines train in. Marines learn Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Wrestling, Boxing, Savate, Jujutsu, Judo, Sambo, Krav Maga, Isshin Ryu, Karate, Aikido, Muay Thai, Eskrima, Hapkido, Taekwondo, Kung Fu, and Kickboxing. navy seals learn Jujitsu, Ninjitsu, Kung Fu, Karate, Judo, Krav Maga, Muay Thai, Sylat Knife Techniques, Western Boxing but... I think that's too many. It's probably better to get really good at less things than to be pretty good at a lot of things. I'm pretty sure competitive fighters who fight for millions and millions of dollars, as well as the US military special forces who have an unlimited budget behind them, know what they're doing. These two groups are going to have the most knowledge and the best skills in the world.

[@Vashthestampede967]

I agree, truth be told with the amount of crossover as mentioned in the video and with what your really need, that is just bs in my opinion. Nobody needs that much, because frankly there are only so many variations on a technique that are useful. For instance there are only a few different ways that you can bend a wrist to lock it. Also I've known marines and from what they showed me of what they know, mostly their bits and pieces of the martial art ( though don't quote me on that as I can't speak verbatim). Really you only need at batmans level, 8 martial arts maybe 12 if you really wanted to put it all in., but honestly that is likely too much. The only thing that I can really say that it sounds like the writers for batman needed a way to make him more badass, but honestly all you need is a few at best. Now as for everything else he learned I think that it becomes even more bullshit as he apparently according to the fans and cannon he has the following skills and abilities: indomitable will, intimidation, expert inquisitor, peak human conditioning( including reflexes strength, speed , endurance, agility), expert acrobat, master of stealth, expert marksman, holding 12 college advanced degrees ( mind you by the age of 21), escapologist, pilot, expert tracker, learning multiple languages, master of disguise, and finally expert mechanic and driver. Even if you work from the age of 8 with a genius iq, eidetic memory and endless resources, you can't get all of that done by the time before your thirty if you plan to do all those martial arts on top of that. I've known people with genuis level iqs that are just like you and me, but they still had problems learning like you and me their not perfect in picking everything in the world up. As well I've known people with perfect memory and that doesn't equate to knowing. Basically with both of those together, their not going to be like batman. Really when you get down to it, we all know that this is fictional and all we can do is have fun with this character.

[@maikeru01]

***** that makes sense. i'll have to take your word for it.

[@Gamesfan34260]

Yeah, I agree with +JL30STM there, I've done a few different types of kung fu and can assure you that there's a lot of useful tricks in there. I'd say it has the best defensive stance but also allows agile movement at any time and if you combine it with something like boxing for the power you need to knock someone out, you are a power house. Doesn't hurt that I naturally have a body that's great for physical activity...now if only I wasn't so lazy, I could actually do something with such a gift.

[@RanEncounter]

To my understanding (at least in my style of karate I have trained) when you get to high enough of level in understanding the martial arts you are capable of making techiques on the spot although it takes a very long time to get there.

[@Martialart07]

what's that saying? jack of all trades but a master of none

[@gmtzholmes]

is that the Digimon necklace?

[@JaxBlade]

DigiDestined for life

[@NickWarlordGR]

Also, was Kaylin wearing a behelit from Berserk? It's kinda low quality and I cannot make it out clearly but it sure looked like one.

[@itsfreddyboy]

Nice video man 😋

[@javieralvarezgonzalez8798]

I agree with the fact that is really hard to do that routine but about the martial arts I'm thinking that we are talking about a character that is a real genius, the best detective of the DC world, a man who run a company that works globally and with a lot of resources, maybe for a genius its raiser than for just average people, or even talented people. Even thought, it's just my opinion. I'm not really into this world of training and martial arts beyond what I see in comics or TV.

[@CaptainJacksIsland]

"Your costume's looking a little tight, Batman. You put on some weight?" "I'm on a bulk." *blank stares "IT'S A DIRTY BULK!!!" *punches

[@Wingzero90939]

I would rather become Nightwing, he seems much more practical.

[@vossburton3437]

What they should have written is that batman mastered the most effective moves, like punching from boxing, kicking from Muay thai and karate, throws from judo, takedowns from wrestling, grappling from BJJ, and tackling from football. If he mastered the basics, he would be a very good fighter, and those are things that are realistically possible in the real world. It's what mma fighters do now days.

[@Ridghost]

Sick video!! Please talk about Goku sometime and training in a hyperbolic time chamber and under intense gravity ! :)

[@bryansinger8906]

In actually reality there wouldn't be a reason to learn and master that many martial arts. I believe it would be more harmful than good.

[@kaeledmond3610]

Harvey Dent can he be trusted, can we, can we trust him lmfao.

[@lordofgraphite]

it would be awesome if you developed a workout and diet plan to suit your average joe and did a vid or series of vids to get as close to bat man as possible

[@dukeofdogeyes3201]

Your already in great shape bro! You dont need more exercise

[@tfinnan6523]

great video as always can you do neteros from hunter x hunter next thanks

[@dylanlee45alien]

He already did

[@tfinnan6523]

+dylanlee45alien I mean in this series explaining the training

[@Add183]

+dylanlee45alien really when?!

[@sisco5153]

You should do a train like the toons for Vegeta or Goku like the gravity room, situps, and how they eat like monsters and sleep like bears I think it can be a funny video and it will help a lot of people out.

[@ego3162]

great video jax! could you do one about Ippo's training? (from Hajime no Ippo)

[@jeffcon123]

Ha I subscribed ur vids are funny man