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Bear Grylls Just Showed Off His Seriously Impressive Core Strength

Keeping his body in peak physical condition seems like a prerequisite for Bear Grylls, host of shows like NBC's <a href="https://www.nbc.com/running-wild-with-bear-grylls" id="d567890e-965c-371f-a626-3cd49b12e9d2"> Running Wild </a> , Netflix's <a href="https://www.netflix.com/title/80227574" id="9f9b385b-5a4e-34ac-acdc-2fe866441caa"> You vs. Wild </a> , The Island, and Worlds Toughest Race. On Monday, the 46-year-old adventurer shared a look at just one of the ways he maintains a physique ...
Bear Grylls Just Showed Off Serious Core Strength
Bear Grylls Just Showed Off Serious Core Strength

In the brief clip, Grylls ups the ante from an earlier fitness challenge involving toe-to-bar movements, this time doing a series of hand to toes while hanging upside down from a pair of gravity boots. If you completed the last challenge of 20 x toe to bars, then here is a new one: 10 hand to toes... the challenge is set! Grylls wrote in the posts caption. For those who complete the challenge and let him know in the comments, Grylls added, hell pick one winner and give them callprovided they also follow his YouTube channel .

Unless you already boast some serious core strength, however, you might want to sit this one out. This is a lot harder than you may think, and it's not just abs. It requires a ton of glute control, and eccentric ab control, because gravity boots are prone to leaving you with some swing when you lower, says Mens Health fitness director Ebenezer Samuel, CSCS. If you don't control that, you could slip off your bar. If youre still planning to give it a shot, Samuel advises taking your time with theseand stopping a rep earlier than you may think youre able. If you go to fatigue, you'll have trouble dismounting. Focus, too, on not collecting momentum and 'swinging' your hands up to your feet, he says. Tighten your abs and let them slowly drive you up on each rep.

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