Mike Tyson's famous training routine is most likely fake.

[TankAbbott4Eva]

1000 push ups a day isnt that crazy if you spread it out. Like high volume training. I have done it. And i am nowhere near prime Tyson in athletic level.

If that's you in the AV I think you're wrong ha ha

 

[revoltub]

Just because something seems and sounds so outrageous and impossible to u, doesn't mean that it is not possible for somebody to do it regularly

Except there is no evidence of any kind that this was his routine

 

[revoltub]

1. If you go on youtube and search "mike tyson strength workout/training", you will find out that he used weights

2. It seems impossible to build his physique without using weights. And steroids. I can't believe there are people who actually think Tyson was natural.

3. That 1 hour pushups records video is funny. It's like I am saying I am doing dips and only do shrugs on the parallels.

4. People lie. Especially people who tend to get a face tattoo and rape women. Yes, his routine is fake.

I thought the weights were only after prison though. You think he weight trained under Cus and Rooney?

 

[Valhoven]

Not sure if anyone has ever looked into Herschel Walker but he used to have himself a mythological routine. I've no idea if folktale or fact but it was definitely talked about back when. If memory serves, his numbers were even more than the Tyson numbers cited in OP.

 

[Xoleth]

I thought the weights were only after prison though. You think he weight trained under Cus and Rooney?

Probably.

Not sure if anyone has ever looked into Herschel Walker but he used to have himself a mythological routine. I've no idea if folktale or fact but it was definitely talked about back when. If memory serves, his numbers were even more than the Tyson numbers cited in OP.

He also said that "he eats a lot of vegetables and breads and quit eating red meat about 20 years ago. He eats only one meal a day and it consists of bread and salad or soup."

The guy is a pathological liar.