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🏋️‍♂️ Jake Gyllenhaal’s 'Roadhouse' workout: Should you try it?

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Credit: @RoadHouseMovie Roger Ebert is no longer with us, but in the role of strength coach, Zack Telander takes up the critic’s mantle and reviews the workouts Jake Gyllenhaal used to get in shape for the new remake of Roadhouse. The original 1989 release featured the ripped dancer’s body of super-stud Patrick Swayze (who was also an incredible athlete). To play a fighter believably, Gyllenhaal worked with celebrity trainer Jason Walsh, who helped the actor craft the physique necessary for the part and ingrain the movement patterns of a knockout artist. Telander didn’t go so far as to say he hated, hated, hated this flashy celebrity-style workout, but he thinks many things could be cleaned up. Check out the full review and see what you can learn from Gyllenhaal’s transformation. 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