Mark Walhberg’s Workout

Have you ever wondered how Mark Walhbergthey're very tough. They'll go 10 rounds if you let them."
maintains his oversized biceps and ripped abs? In theMark follows up his boxing routine with his old
past when working on films, he usually devoted 30go-to...weight training. "I do 30 to 40 minutes," he says.
minutes a day, five days a week, to weight lifting, but"No rest. I superset everything." He groups his weekly
for the past two years it's been his grueling regimen ofworkout by muscles groups. Monday he works out his
boxing training that's what's kept his physique at abiceps, back, and legs. Tuesday he does triceps, chest,
10.He goes full throttle into boxing mode when he'sand shoulders. Wednesday he focuses on his legs and
between films or as he says, "When I don't have tobiceps only. Walhberg takes Thursday and Fridays off
worry about showing up to work with a black eye."and then starts over again on Saturdays.
According to Mark Walhberg, "Boxing is one of theThe most important thing to remember is that boxing
toughest workouts you can have. I feel like if I had totraining, especially for the non-athlete, is purely for
run a marathon, I could." Then he smiles. "You relievephysical benefit. You will not become Muhammed Ali
your frustrations, that's for sure."overnight. "It takes a long time to get good at it,"
Wahlberg's routine begins with a few sets ofWahlberg says. "I really feel now that for the first time,
calisthenics, such as squats and jump rope. Then heeven after a year and a half concentrating on it, and
moves on to the punching bags. He spends 5 minutestraining on and off for a good portion of my life, I can
each on the double-end bag, the heavy bag, and thethrow punches with power from any angle." Even if
speed bag. This is followed by 45 minutes of sparringyour boxing prowess does not improve your muscle
with his friends. "My buddies from Boston are alwaysdefinition definitely will, and that makes boxing training
dying to take my head off. Like Andy and Big Bo --worth the effort.