The Amazing World Cup Workout
The instruction manual for all those determined to stay fit even during the most crucial four weeks for 99.8% of humanity’s male half.
National Anthems Six-Pack
While the national anthems play hold a (full!) beer can in each hand, arms stretched out to the sides. Add another can every following match and work up to an entire six-pack!
Good Goal
When your team scores, do as many happy jumping jacks as the back number of the player scoring.
Bad Goal
When the other team scores, do as many pull-ups as the scorer’s back number (heh, it has to hurt, right?).
Half-Time HIIT
During the break, race to the gas station, supermarket or convenience store to refill on beer, chips, crisps and pretzels. If the porch tries to foul you, demand it getting red-carded.
Italian Injury
When an Italian player goes to the ground and into Sicilian opera mode, do as many crunches as his back number, screaming “ow, it hurts, mamma mia!”
Tiny Wall Of Germany
Imagine you are 6’1″ whenever Phillip Lahm forms a one-man-wall.
African Fast Forward
Every time you see an African striker with a strip of bleached hair do a lunge and go whoosh!
Portuguese Pomade
After all that stress, sort your hair whenever you see a close-up of Cristiano Ronaldo.
Great Wall Of Greece
Whenever Greece lines up everyone in their penalty area, do a plank.
Russian Meditation
Do a meditative handstand for as long as it takes a Russia – South Korea game to become interesting (warning: this can be very taxing!).
Japanese High Reps
Whenever you see Japan attack and nothing comes of it, do a 1 lb dumbbell curl.
Have Fun!
Now go and enjoy the World Cup!
Picture courtesy of “Frank“.
4 Comments
I love this – what a fun workout idea!!!
HaHa!! Very creative! Having played futball in college, I love the world cup! I do miss the way the Brazilians used to play much more aggressively!
I think the game as a whole has become much more defensive. Brazil I found a surprisingly lacklustre so far, given that it’s a home tournament for them.
You must have a creative mind! Great ideas!