In the summer of 2011 the world saw another Marvel film "Captain America: The First Avenger". The main role was played by handsome Chris Evans, who made this film truly famous. Fans began to fall asleep Internet search engines questions not only about the family status of the celebrity, but also about his external data. So, the most popular query was the one regarding the growth and training of Chris Evans, and therefore this is not only worth mentioning in more detail.
Weight, height and figure of Chris Evans
The 34-year-old American actor has not only a model appearance, but also a height of 185 cm. As for weight, now he weighs 87 kg. However, during the filming in such films as, for example, "The First Avenger", the actor is gaining muscle mass, and this, of course, increases his weight.
Interestingly, Chris is not a supporter of daily diligent training. So, in one of his interviews, he noted that he simply hated this film, he was disgusted with the training. All this is because every day two hours of his free time he devoted grueling training. "I have a fast metabolism , and so I had to eat a lot, and this worried me even more," the actor recalls with a smile the period of filming.
This, as for training during the creation of the famous film, but, speaking of Chris outside the set, this guy always focuses his attention on training the hands and muscles. For him, there was and is an important balanced physique. For example, for a quick set of muscle mass celebrity resorts to training exercises without the use of iron. The main thing here is to keep the heart rate in high ranges.
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"Surprisingly, when people are told to train their back muscles, they make it look as if they first learned that they have them. And this shows how important strength training with basic exercises, "- shares Chris Evans.
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