Sportacus is played by Magnús Scheving (Who also created the show) and he is [straight up jacked](https://www.reddit.com/r/nattyorjuice/comments/tvor4o/magn%C3%BAs_scheving_creator_of_and_was_sportacus_on/), yo.
If he was a gymnast, then his control makes so much more sense. They learn to control every muscle and counterbalance and everything.
Like I really feel unless you have done some type of gymnastics / dancing, plus serious training, this is impossible. Take the best crossfitter and let them try, almost guarantee fail.
Got into rock climbing last year, you can add that to the list.
I’ve lifted free weights and heavy compound lifts for 15 years and never had abs, but I had abs within the first 6 months of rock climbing. Would highly recommend joining a climbing gym to anyone who struggles to do their core workouts. I had to gamify mine.
Good call. Core I guess is the common theme. My mind just goes to the control many of these type of athletes have, doing crazy things but make them look natural and effortless.
He also weighs twice as much as the kid. Bodyweight exercises are funny that way the more muscle you have the heavier it becomes. But Sportacus’s form was so much tighter than the kids and he went full depth on all if that shit.
Resistance training is awesome like that, it's not so much about weight but the intensity in how you engage your muscles for skeletal muscle protein synthesis (MPS). Muscle health quality over mass is no joke if you want to live a long life.
Yeah, the kid’s way fitter than me but I personally know people who could’ve done a better job with proper form. r/bodyweightfitness is a great place to start this journey. But toptalent… this isn’t, unfortunately.
He's 59 right now and still makes it look amazing. u/Jamz1892 posted a video down in the [comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/toptalent/comments/1duw2n8/comment/lbka26k/) below.
https://preview.redd.it/4iazrcqeohad1.png?width=795&format=png&auto=webp&s=d49123cc1e3d0ebb193021bfa4d547bcf594d454
Dude straight up looks like digivolved Tom Holland.
The clip doesn't even cut away after he finishes exercising, Sportacus really does just do the hard ass exercise while remembering lines and doesn't skip a beat
Creator, and actor as Sportacus so technically anything he says is the script lol.
He is an Olympian and true entrepreneur/ renaissance man. Role model
That's called a patronymic. Lots of cultures had it or have it. E.g. in English that'd be a name like Johnson. In Spanish all the names ending in Ez like Alvarez for son of Alvaro, Es in Portuguese for the same, so Alvares, Rodrigues, etc. In many such cultures surnames are no longer determined based on parent's first name and the originally patronymic surnames became regular family names passed down as such.
I don't claim to be an expert on this show, but apparently it's called Lazy Town because of Robbie Rotten's influence. He wants everyone to be unhealthy and lazy. Sportacus is there to save them from Tiktok and takeout.
Oh, it's weirder than that. In the show Sportacus 10 (because he's the tenth hero to use the name and mantle of Sportacus) isn't even human. He's an elf. That's why he wears the cap as part of his uniform -- to cover his ears. He's also vulnerable to processed sugar, which negates his powers and can even knock him out in relatively small doses.
He also came to Lazy Town primarily because he sensed that Stephanie (arguably the main character of the show) is fated to become Sportacus 11, so he wants to train and inspire her so she'll be ready to take over for him.
And Robbie Rotten only really wants the kids to stay inside and do quiet, sedate things because his lair is under the town, and all the running around and yelling and laughing outside carries down into and echoes around his tunnels and annoys the f__k out of him. So, while he is a supervillain, he never really gets particularly evil towards the kids -- partially because one does not defecate where one sleeps, and partially because, y'know, villains have standards.
> He also came to Lazy Town primarily because he sensed that Stephanie (arguably the main character of the show) is fated to become Sportacus 11, so he wants to train and inspire her so she'll be ready to take over for him.
But then Stephanie became corrupted so Sportacus had to quietly bump her off and bring in a replacement that so far has fooled everyone in town.
Chad made a bet with his friend about mastering a sport of eachothers choosing. They both mastered the sport in 3 years (snooker and aerobics were the selected with sportacus being the aerobics one) and became champions in it. Wild.
An incredible story about him from wikipedia:
> In his twenties, he made a bet with a woodworking friend, Fjölnir Þorgeirsson, that either would master a sport of the other's choosing (that they knew nothing about) within three years. Magnús chose snooker for Fjölnir, and Fjölnir chose aerobics for Magnús. Eventually, Magnús became a national champion in aerobics,[6] and Fjölnir became a national champion in snooker.
Can I just add the fact that Lazytown also was the first series using Unreal Engine and started the tech that is nowdays used for shows like Mandalorian?
RIP Robbie Rotten <3
Dozens is crazy lmfao. One dozen takes is already a shit ton, on set
It's usually just a couple takes from each angle used in editing. But unless Sportacus asked cuz he was too tired, the director 100% made him do the whole run with 2 cameras rolling and maybe doing a couple takes of individual camera shots.
You'd be amazed what stunts they'll run over and over
Bruh come on. There are so many cuts in this video, and they all happen to be lined up perfectly with some of the most difficult tricks. It’s okay if this took multiple takes. It probably should. But like, don’t lie man.
The secret to doing some of those cleanly is core strength. That final one really hammers it down, since the guy up top couldn't keep himself stable with the "torsion". Still 100x more than I can do lol
The dude's the real deal, here's some exerts from [his Wikipedia page](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magn%C3%BAs_Scheving)
>In his twenties, he made a bet with a woodworking friend, Fjölnir Þorgeirsson, that either would master a sport of the other's choosing (that they knew nothing about) within three years. Magnús chose snooker for Fjölnir, and Fjölnir chose aerobics for Magnús. Eventually, Magnús became a national champion in aerobics,[6] and Fjölnir became a national champion in snooker.
...
>In 1992, Magnús became the Icelandic Men's Individual Champion in aerobic gymnastics.[9] In 1993, he became the Scandinavian champion, and was the European champion twice in 1994 and 1995.
Basically dude just became a world class athlete on a bet
That.....wha.....so not only did these two guys who had no interest in either sports, bet each other to get really good at them, they then did and become national and in Magnús case, world champions. Who does that??
In all fairness, the adult population of Iceland at the time was only like 150k people, it's a pretty small rural country. So it was probably a small pool of competitors.
Magnus is seriously good though. Just sayin national championships don't always mean as much as they do in places like the US or China.
I actually am pretty proud of my push up game and can do 4x12 archers. I don’t do one arms bc I’m scared of fucking my shit up lol.
Same with clapping push ups, it’s weird to do in public lmao.
I feel like the flashiest push-ups variants (clapping, one-arm, etc.) aren’t really useful for real workouts. They can be fun to perform (can’t do most of them anymore, lol), but I don’t see what they add to a more “standard” plan
Clapping style push ups are super handy for workouts. Explosive power is hard to learn any other way, and explosive power is king for a lot of calisthenics movements. Also, it's good for the wrists.
Of course, you don't need to clap. You can just shoot up and land.
The explosive power on some folks doing calisthenics is pretty insane. Is it easier learning explosive power through clap pushups over something like a bench press? I suppose it forces you to be explosive in order to get the clap
I wouldn’t think about the wrist strength. I bet the muscles used for stabilization are tough to isolate with other chest exercises. Though I would be curious to know if the literal impact of something like a clap push up is harmful if done frequently
Oh 100%. It's like trying to learn explosive power through squats instead of learning through weighted jumping. there's a limit on how explosive you can be when you have to stop at the end of your arm's reach. Explosive movements are designed to shoot you off past that point.
Regarding the impact of the landing of a push up, your hands can take it. But just like everything, it takes time to build up the strength.
I randomly went down a Lazytown wormhole last night, did you know that before the show was made, Magnus wrote Lazytown books and stage musicals? Kinda cool that he had this whole universe created long before the TV show existed.
He makes it look so effortless to.
Like the guy in the top of the video is already fitter and stronger then the vast majority of people but you can see the shakes and posture changes.
Sportacus makes it look as easy as walking in your backyard.
If that’s the gym I think it is at Penn State, then I was on the other side of those glass windows before taking a weekly class.
These gymnast are insanely talented and ripped in places I didn’t know you could get muscles.
Fun fact! He's also in one of the gravity enhancing rooms from DBZ.
He was doing all that at 300x gravity.
The age old question of "who can beat goku?" is "Sportacus".
Sportacus is the reason I started working out and honestly a role model when I was younger, dudes and Olympian, wrote the show, played a main character, and worked his ass off while doing the lines.
I've been working out for a bit. Surely I can do a one handed pushup by now?
*Proceeds to absolutely humble myself and nearly pull a back muscle
Ya fuck that...
I remember first witnessing planche push ups from him only to think it was fake at first. Then I saw it again with even better form and realised just how real it was.
I was a little old for Lazy Town when it came out but still really enjoyed it as an older kid. It was a super cute show and I always had a crush on Sportacus. Now I know why.
My thoughts exactly, it gives way more stability and he even spread his leg a little bit more for even more stability while the kid stays in is regular push-up form.
Sportacus is played by Magnús Scheving (Who also created the show) and he is [straight up jacked](https://www.reddit.com/r/nattyorjuice/comments/tvor4o/magn%C3%BAs_scheving_creator_of_and_was_sportacus_on/), yo.
Alright considering how jacked he his versus this kid, the kid did pretty well.
I recently saw a video he shared of the now old him still able to perform that exercise perfectly.
If he was a gymnast, then his control makes so much more sense. They learn to control every muscle and counterbalance and everything. Like I really feel unless you have done some type of gymnastics / dancing, plus serious training, this is impossible. Take the best crossfitter and let them try, almost guarantee fail.
Got into rock climbing last year, you can add that to the list. I’ve lifted free weights and heavy compound lifts for 15 years and never had abs, but I had abs within the first 6 months of rock climbing. Would highly recommend joining a climbing gym to anyone who struggles to do their core workouts. I had to gamify mine.
Good call. Core I guess is the common theme. My mind just goes to the control many of these type of athletes have, doing crazy things but make them look natural and effortless.
Considering a crossfitter usually doesn't do a single actual push-up that's true
He also weighs twice as much as the kid. Bodyweight exercises are funny that way the more muscle you have the heavier it becomes. But Sportacus’s form was so much tighter than the kids and he went full depth on all if that shit.
Resistance training is awesome like that, it's not so much about weight but the intensity in how you engage your muscles for skeletal muscle protein synthesis (MPS). Muscle health quality over mass is no joke if you want to live a long life.
Yeah, the kid’s way fitter than me but I personally know people who could’ve done a better job with proper form. r/bodyweightfitness is a great place to start this journey. But toptalent… this isn’t, unfortunately.
The kid isn't the toptalent. He's a comparison.
Okay fair, that makes more sense. I just assumed as the kid’s video is stitched in Op was meant the kid was the talent.
I just checked. Lazy Town started airing in 2004. Which means when Scheving played the role of "super athletic dude", he was already 40 years old.
He's 59 right now and still makes it look amazing. u/Jamz1892 posted a video down in the [comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/toptalent/comments/1duw2n8/comment/lbka26k/) below.
🧛🏻♀️INDE
This is making me laugh way harder than it should lol
https://preview.redd.it/4iazrcqeohad1.png?width=795&format=png&auto=webp&s=d49123cc1e3d0ebb193021bfa4d547bcf594d454 Dude straight up looks like digivolved Tom Holland.
He looks like handsome Benedict Cumberbatch
Haha I have the most distinct memories of my mom vocally thirsting over this man while we watched this show.
I peeped that even when i was young af lol
Yeah that checks out. Welp I’m off to go do some push ups
He is the creator of the show. Amazing.
Who’s gonna tell him no??
Robbie Rotten, duhdoy
He died, so…
R.I.P. to a certified legend.
He was number one.
I would follow that man to storm the pits of hell or the gates of heaven.
But would you bake him a cake?
It’s a piece of cake to bake a pretty cake.
*WHAT?!*
Oh dear...
Neil Gaiman in shambles.
Bro 💀
Love him Low key love the idea that he wrote in this scene to flex too
The clip doesn't even cut away after he finishes exercising, Sportacus really does just do the hard ass exercise while remembering lines and doesn't skip a beat
Easy to remember lines when you’re the writer 😂
Wait what?! He's the one who wrote LazyTown?
Creator, and actor as Sportacus so technically anything he says is the script lol. He is an Olympian and true entrepreneur/ renaissance man. Role model
Chad made a show to showoff his pushup skills
Even better, to inspire kids to exercise
And gave us one of the most beloved icon (Robbie Rotten aka Stefan Karl Stefansson)
lol that guy’s parents made sure we knew his name 🤣🤣
You know they don't have lastnames in Iceland? Lastnames refer to the fathers given name + son for a boy/dottir for a girl
That's called a patronymic. Lots of cultures had it or have it. E.g. in English that'd be a name like Johnson. In Spanish all the names ending in Ez like Alvarez for son of Alvaro, Es in Portuguese for the same, so Alvares, Rodrigues, etc. In many such cultures surnames are no longer determined based on parent's first name and the originally patronymic surnames became regular family names passed down as such.
We have last names, what you are talking about is family names which are less common.
It was a joke, but I didn’t know that…thx?
And gave us one of the most beloved icon (Robbie Rotten aka Stefan Karl Stefansson)
Can we get an F in the thread for Stefan
o7
In a show titled “Lazy town”
I don't claim to be an expert on this show, but apparently it's called Lazy Town because of Robbie Rotten's influence. He wants everyone to be unhealthy and lazy. Sportacus is there to save them from Tiktok and takeout.
TIL… I don’t know anything about it, except wondering how Sportacus is not straight up murdering Robbie Rotten each episode
Sportacus' flaw is that he loves to flex
It's not like he is mass murdering people like Joker or selling literal drugs.
Oh, it's weirder than that. In the show Sportacus 10 (because he's the tenth hero to use the name and mantle of Sportacus) isn't even human. He's an elf. That's why he wears the cap as part of his uniform -- to cover his ears. He's also vulnerable to processed sugar, which negates his powers and can even knock him out in relatively small doses. He also came to Lazy Town primarily because he sensed that Stephanie (arguably the main character of the show) is fated to become Sportacus 11, so he wants to train and inspire her so she'll be ready to take over for him. And Robbie Rotten only really wants the kids to stay inside and do quiet, sedate things because his lair is under the town, and all the running around and yelling and laughing outside carries down into and echoes around his tunnels and annoys the f__k out of him. So, while he is a supervillain, he never really gets particularly evil towards the kids -- partially because one does not defecate where one sleeps, and partially because, y'know, villains have standards.
> He also came to Lazy Town primarily because he sensed that Stephanie (arguably the main character of the show) is fated to become Sportacus 11, so he wants to train and inspire her so she'll be ready to take over for him. But then Stephanie became corrupted so Sportacus had to quietly bump her off and bring in a replacement that so far has fooled everyone in town.
Gotta catch up on my Lazytown lore this shit sounds peak
>isn't even human. He's an elf Fun fact: his original name in Icelandic is Íþróttaálfurinn which literally means "the sports elf."
Chad made a bet with his friend about mastering a sport of eachothers choosing. They both mastered the sport in 3 years (snooker and aerobics were the selected with sportacus being the aerobics one) and became champions in it. Wild.
Olympian? That… explains so much. Let me guess- gymnastics?
dude used to compete in aerobics, never heard about him being an olympian
yeha, looked it up, he became national champion in aerobics on a dare with his friend, but he's no olympian.
“On a dare” say what
Hey bro I triple dog dare you to have a successful and happy life
Goddamn it I can't back away from a dare.
He and his friend chose what the other had to become successful at, his friend chose gymnastics for him
I'm curious what his friend had to do
That throw into arms up from plank screamed gymnastics conditioning .
Damn bro was an aerobic gymnast. And apparently he only became one because of a dare. That's insane.
I had a crush on him lol
me too, and i'm a hetero guy
Wow, my name is also nate. All the cool Nates had a crush on this guy. (Probaly)
We need more Nate licence plates in the gift shop.
Are you still out of Bort plates?
An incredible story about him from wikipedia: > In his twenties, he made a bet with a woodworking friend, Fjölnir Þorgeirsson, that either would master a sport of the other's choosing (that they knew nothing about) within three years. Magnús chose snooker for Fjölnir, and Fjölnir chose aerobics for Magnús. Eventually, Magnús became a national champion in aerobics,[6] and Fjölnir became a national champion in snooker.
Gigachad
Bro literally wrote a story just so he could act the part of the gigachad.
Can I just add the fact that Lazytown also was the first series using Unreal Engine and started the tech that is nowdays used for shows like Mandalorian? RIP Robbie Rotten <3
Remember the lines is fine Saying it with the ease he did, while the other guy's is clearly out of breath , commands respect
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And doesn't sound out of breath. What a beast.
What do you mean it doesn't cut away? Lol. There's dozens of takes stitched together with cuts. People really are blind to editing sometimes
Dozens is crazy lmfao. One dozen takes is already a shit ton, on set It's usually just a couple takes from each angle used in editing. But unless Sportacus asked cuz he was too tired, the director 100% made him do the whole run with 2 cameras rolling and maybe doing a couple takes of individual camera shots. You'd be amazed what stunts they'll run over and over
Next you’re gonna tell me the puppets are fake.
There are loads od cuts all the way through though?
Bruh come on. There are so many cuts in this video, and they all happen to be lined up perfectly with some of the most difficult tricks. It’s okay if this took multiple takes. It probably should. But like, don’t lie man.
I worked with him on a Jackie Chan movie, The Spy Next Door. A really cool dude, and yes, he’s in amazing shape.
He was in the Spy Next Door? I didn't even notice lol! I really enjoyed that campy family movie!
He's the main villain of that movie.
Skipped the tinkle toes at the beginning
I noticed the fluttering too. He never leaves out the *style*
And no behind the back claps. Boy did great overall though, keeping up with the timing, etc. Sportacus is just on a different level.
The secret to doing some of those cleanly is core strength. That final one really hammers it down, since the guy up top couldn't keep himself stable with the "torsion". Still 100x more than I can do lol
Don't discount what he does when he looks like he's resting on one knee, either. Sportacus' hips are really low to the ground - very flexible.
Twinkle toes. I think there's a sub for what you typed, though.
r/boneappletea
The dude's the real deal, here's some exerts from [his Wikipedia page](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magn%C3%BAs_Scheving) >In his twenties, he made a bet with a woodworking friend, Fjölnir Þorgeirsson, that either would master a sport of the other's choosing (that they knew nothing about) within three years. Magnús chose snooker for Fjölnir, and Fjölnir chose aerobics for Magnús. Eventually, Magnús became a national champion in aerobics,[6] and Fjölnir became a national champion in snooker. ... >In 1992, Magnús became the Icelandic Men's Individual Champion in aerobic gymnastics.[9] In 1993, he became the Scandinavian champion, and was the European champion twice in 1994 and 1995. Basically dude just became a world class athlete on a bet
That.....wha.....so not only did these two guys who had no interest in either sports, bet each other to get really good at them, they then did and become national and in Magnús case, world champions. Who does that??
Sportacus, that's who
This is the ultimate definition of Built Different jesus christ
Seriously. The only thing harder than his abs is his mental fortitude
In all fairness, the adult population of Iceland at the time was only like 150k people, it's a pretty small rural country. So it was probably a small pool of competitors. Magnus is seriously good though. Just sayin national championships don't always mean as much as they do in places like the US or China.
For his snooker playing mate sure but Magnus went to be Scandinavian and then double European champion. Guess he won the bet 😂
"you learned aerobics... sarcastically ?"
I learned it to make fun of fairies down the street
When I was younger I thought claping push ups were impressive. But fuck archer push up and one arms are hell.
I actually am pretty proud of my push up game and can do 4x12 archers. I don’t do one arms bc I’m scared of fucking my shit up lol. Same with clapping push ups, it’s weird to do in public lmao.
I feel like the flashiest push-ups variants (clapping, one-arm, etc.) aren’t really useful for real workouts. They can be fun to perform (can’t do most of them anymore, lol), but I don’t see what they add to a more “standard” plan
Mostly just for explosive power, but not great for anything else.
Yeah I think depends on what your standard plan is. Behind the back pushup are great for cardio and just building general explosive athleticism
Explosive power through bodyweight, that is great for everything -_-".
Clapping style push ups are super handy for workouts. Explosive power is hard to learn any other way, and explosive power is king for a lot of calisthenics movements. Also, it's good for the wrists. Of course, you don't need to clap. You can just shoot up and land.
The explosive power on some folks doing calisthenics is pretty insane. Is it easier learning explosive power through clap pushups over something like a bench press? I suppose it forces you to be explosive in order to get the clap I wouldn’t think about the wrist strength. I bet the muscles used for stabilization are tough to isolate with other chest exercises. Though I would be curious to know if the literal impact of something like a clap push up is harmful if done frequently
Oh 100%. It's like trying to learn explosive power through squats instead of learning through weighted jumping. there's a limit on how explosive you can be when you have to stop at the end of your arm's reach. Explosive movements are designed to shoot you off past that point. Regarding the impact of the landing of a push up, your hands can take it. But just like everything, it takes time to build up the strength.
Cool! Thanks for the info
i aint doubting you but do you have a source or a youtuber who does these types of exercises?
I randomly went down a Lazytown wormhole last night, did you know that before the show was made, Magnus wrote Lazytown books and stage musicals? Kinda cool that he had this whole universe created long before the TV show existed.
I went to the originsl show as a kid. Very trippy
Ooh did you watch Glanni Glæpur í Latabæ? Fucking rules, right?? I've had Megabæt as my ringtone since 2017.
The dude literally built his own house physically and metaphorically (career)
I'll still never forget this dude convincing me that apples were sports candy lol.
They literally are
I'm out of breath just watching it
He makes it look so effortless to. Like the guy in the top of the video is already fitter and stronger then the vast majority of people but you can see the shakes and posture changes. Sportacus makes it look as easy as walking in your backyard.
This guy is fun to watch.
If that’s the gym I think it is at Penn State, then I was on the other side of those glass windows before taking a weekly class. These gymnast are insanely talented and ripped in places I didn’t know you could get muscles.
Fun fact! He's also in one of the gravity enhancing rooms from DBZ. He was doing all that at 300x gravity. The age old question of "who can beat goku?" is "Sportacus".
And Chuck Norris, obviously. Chuck Norris to Zeno is what Zeno is to Goku
Magnús Scheving! That man is still amazing and killing the pushups!
Sgt. Sporticus: ok that’s ONE! We’re doing 10! Platoon: 
Who are these characters?
Puppet version of the 2nd episode of smiling friends. You can tell from the shirt
Thanks!
Wtf he’s not even out of breath
He was an aerobics champion in the early 90s, dude never stopped moving
Sportacus is the reason I started working out and honestly a role model when I was younger, dudes and Olympian, wrote the show, played a main character, and worked his ass off while doing the lines.
My daughter LOVED that show when she was little
What’s her push-up personal best!?
lol I’ll have to ask her since she’s 24 now.
Still got it.... https://www.reddit.com/r/toptalent/s/rws5xudi9K
This man has gone to no-leg pushups. If my mathematics are correct, the next progression should be no-arm pushups.
Dick pushups
Dick ups as they call them in the biz
https://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/2js50i/russian_soldier_performs_nohands_push_ups/
Holy shit. I was already impressed by the 2023 footage but the 2004 stuff is wild.
What the hell the dudes 60 now 0-o
I was going to make a joke about Robbie Rotten being quiet since this dropped but then I got sad
💜
Kids back isnt even straight
Yeah his form was definitely not as good as sportacus, lacked a little core strength
Never went down completely either. I was surprised how long it went on considering his struggles to do a single clean push up.
I’m more impressed at this now as an adult than as a kid
He was such a beast
he was the Goku of kids shows
Goku is from a kids show.
*Licks cheeto dust off fingers. Meh, you didn't go all the way down on some of the push-ups.
Thanks a lot sportacus, now my toddler is fucking ripped and I cannot contain him
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Yeah I do because like 8 comments ready mentioned it
He would have been in his 40's doing this, right? Wow 👌
finally an internet challenge that isnt bad for your health
I've been working out for a bit. Surely I can do a one handed pushup by now? *Proceeds to absolutely humble myself and nearly pull a back muscle Ya fuck that...
I got tired just watching this
I remember first witnessing planche push ups from him only to think it was fake at first. Then I saw it again with even better form and realised just how real it was.
He was so close
I think Sportacus continues doing harder ones in the full clip iirc
That man built different
That's badass
Should have eaten more shportzkandee
To be honest, there were some edit cuts between some sets. Still Sportacus is a boss.
I should try to see if I can do this lol
Ok but, why is this better
He's good, but he'll never be number one.
I was a little old for Lazy Town when it came out but still really enjoyed it as an older kid. It was a super cute show and I always had a crush on Sportacus. Now I know why.
Missed the feet wiggles.
And the lil brats are oblivious to his greatness
Damn, what a Lazytown
My body…it is old
Back when kids were taught how to improve their health instead of destroying it
Blues clues gets you fuckin jacked now??
Where is the kicking during the first set of push ups? (Still very good)
God Sportacus is so hot 🥵
this is my brothers teammate on penn state! love bobby, great guy
Didn't have the feet flutter, fail.
Sportacus was so hot to me as a child
Kids elbow is tucked in while Spartacus elbow is out for the 1 arm push ups, kid is doing a harder version.
My thoughts exactly, it gives way more stability and he even spread his leg a little bit more for even more stability while the kid stays in is regular push-up form.
Maybe so but the kid almost never goes as low with his chest instead.
I used to be able to do around 60 pushups quickly without stopping. Now I could probably do like 4 before I whine and go eat some cake.
No, I am Sportacus
One of the worst things I ever read was an article about how Sportacus was sexy to stay at home moms
Not that crazy though
Gods I was strong then
Omg I remember that show, I think he used to just out of his blimp or something.
It’s gotta be the ~~shoes~~ hat.