Want To Finish The Thanos Workout Routine? Train Like A Titan Then

by Geet Sarna July 04, 2020 3 min read

Want To Finish The Thanos Workout Routine? Train Like A Titan Then

With Avengers: Endgame in cinemas the most epic superhero saga has come to an end. Since the first Avengers movie in 2012 the world has been buzzing about the star-studded band of superheroes fighting their epic battles. We all knew most of the Avengers already from their own movies (three times Iron Man, three times Thor, and many, MANY more), but there was never a movie about the biggest badass of them all: Thanos.

The purple titan didn’t get much screen time, and it wasn’t till Avengers: Infinity War that we really got to know Thanos for the ultimate supervillain he is. The massive titan set out to destroy half of the entire universe, but who you still grow to like. By the end of Infinity War, you almost feel sorry for the guy that he must kill everybody. He’s just trying to do the right thing.

Thanos is the shit; but did you know he’s a force to be reckoned with in real life as well? 

Behind that purple exterior is actor Josh Brolin. Does that ring a bell? Maybe because that’s the same actor who plays another famous villain: Cable, the bad guy in another hero super movie: Deadpool 2.



To prepare for his roles the actor had to seriously step up his game in the gym and bulk the f*ck up; because you can’t try to kick Ryan Reynold’s annoying joking ass while simultaneously gathering infinity stones to wipe out entire planets, without being absolutely RIPPED. You have to be 100% committed. 

It’s a tough job being Josh Brolin. 

Train to be a Titan

To be the best villain he could possibly be, Brolin committed himself to a strict diet and he hired Justin Lovato as his personal trainer to get into shape before taking stage. We had a look at his routine so you can start exercising like a true Titan. You’ll be able to seriously increase your max rep after this workout. 

One might say it’ll be as easy as snapping your fingers.



First, he seriously changed his diet. The guy didn’t just stop eating fast food, he completely transformed his food intake to make sure he is doing everything he can to get in shape. He hasn’t fully disclosed his diet, but he did say the following:

Totally clean: no sugar, no breads, no pastas, no drugs, none of it. Fish, rice, eggs, veggies, water. 

What a BEAST! And no drugs involved bro; just good diet choices and a few natural supplements, that’s the way to go!

But what about the workout? Well, I can tell you, it’s not for the weak: he trained 6 days a week, 2 sessions per day!

Here’s an overview of an example week of his routine.

Session 1 – Mobility and Circuit Training



First, he starts with some mobility training exercises:

  • Side Lateral Shuffle – 3 times, 20 yards both ways
  • High Skip Jump – 3 times, 20 yards both ways
  • Backpedal to Sprint – 3 times, 20 yards both ways
  • Foot Speed Drill – 3 times, 20 yards both ways
  • Defensive Shuffle – 3 times, 20 yards both ways
  • Lunges – 3 times, 20 yards both ways
  • Frog Jumps – 3 times, 20 yards both ways

Next, it’s time for the conditioning circuit. Are you starting to sweat yet? This circuit you gotta do 5 times in a row, so be ready for some pain:

  • Standing DB Hammer Curl – 5 sets of 20 reps
  • Pushups – 5 sets of 20 reps
  • Sled Push – 120 yards
  • Battle Rope Slams – 60 hits
  • Treadmill Walk – 30min at 15 incline, 3.0 mph (the cooling down part)

Session 2: The Bodybuilding Back Workout



Josh would do this workout session about 5 hours later than the first session, making sure his body has a bit of time to rest from the first session. Let’s go:

  • Deadlifts – 5 sets of 12-15 reps, 2-minute rest between sets
  • Neutral Grip Lat Pulldowns – 2 sets of 12-15 reps, 2-minute rest between sets
  • Seated Wide Grip Rows – 3 sets of 10-15 reps, 2-minute rest between sets
  • Shoulder Width Pronated Lat Pulldowns – 3 sets of 12-15 reps, 2-minute rest between sets
  • Smith Machine Pendlay Rows – 5 sets of 10-12 reps
  • Treadmill Walk – 30min at 15 incline, 3.0 mph (the cooling down part)

That’s one KILLER workout routine… I can imagine why the man doesn’t always like his personal trainer 

Here’s something that sounds like a good fit for him: Skull Crashers Workout Video >> Or maybe yo should check a different article about chest workouts for mortal people 🙂

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