“Long Range Consequences” Haunt Sylvester Stallone after He Pushed His Body Too Hard in Rocky

"Long Range Consequences" Haunt Sylvester Stallone after He Pushed His Body Too Hard in Rocky
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During the 70s and 80s, Sylvester Stallone established himself as one of the greatest action stars through his extreme dedication to the craft, which resulted in the success of the Rocky and Rambo franchises. However, his unreal dedication to attain the perfect physique for the action flicks seems to have taken a toll on his health and the Rambo star recently opened up about his complications.

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Actors taking extreme measures to attain the perfect physique for certain roles is quite ubiquitous within the industry now. But Stallone explained how this might have some adverse effects on individuals, who tend to go too hard for to achieve the desired physique.

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Sylvester Stallone

Sylvester Stallone regrets pushing his body over the limit during his early years in Hollywood

Although the First Blood Star did push himself to enormous lengths during his heyday in the industry, it seems that the consequences of his extreme dedication have finally caught up with him. Following his recent Instagram post, Sylvester Stallone opened up about how his unreal commitment to working out and constantly pushing his body over the limit have an adverse effect on his life. While explaining his back pain, the actor warned others about pushing one’s body too hard by stating,

“Flashback. no wonder my back hurts.! When you Workout remember Every exercise has long-range consequences. Knees, elbows, shoulders, ankles, wrists, and neck if you push too hard, these strenuous movements will come back to haunt you. That’s why I’ve always said getting in really great shape Will kill you! Lol”

However, Stallone previously clarified that he isn’t against the idea of working out and previously explained why working within a limit can be beneficial for both one’s physical and mental well-being.

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Sylvester Stallone explains the benefits of exercising within a limit

Ever since Superhero movies have taken the mainstream spotlight and cemented themselves as the most dominating force in Hollywood, the culture of attaining a great physique has become quite synonymous. Although Stallone may be against the idea of one pushing themselves to the limit during working out, however, the actor admits that exercising within a limit can be pretty beneficial. Stallone explained the benefits of working out by stating,

“It’s not about living in a gym. But just finding something that gets the blood flowing through the body. It will affect your brain, it’ll affect your confidence, it’ll affect your optimism. That’s why when people feel sick, they only have one dream – to feel better. And when you don’t feel sick at all, there’s 10,000 things they want.”

Also read: “Went straight to the men’s room and threw up”: $1.78B Rocky Franchise Made Sylvester Stallone Think He Can Take a Punch, Real Life Boxing Champion Proved Him Wrong

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Sylvester Stallone

But despite the actor’s warning regarding the repercussions that one may have to endure, following the current landscape of Hollywood and Superhero media, things aren’t looking to change anytime soon.

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