Watch Brie Larson’s Impressive Upside-Down Hanging Crunch

You’d assume after years of displaying off her expertise, Brie Larson would possibly cease impressing us together with her health movies — nevertheless it seems the restrict of “wow” doesn’t exist. Between single-arm push-ups, one-minute-long pull-ups, and pushing a 5,000-pound jeep, there’s actually nothing the actress cannot do.

Though she’s higher generally known as Captain Marvel, Larson’s newest fitness center video has us pondering she could possibly be the subsequent Spider-Woman or Batwoman. In the video, which she captioned “making an attempt new issues…,” Larson walks as much as a squat rack fitted with some narrow-grip pull-up bars, grabs ahold with each arms, hops off the bottom, and crunches her knees up till she’s hanging the wrong way up. She then extends her legs towards the ceiling and lowers them in gradual movement towards the ground whereas slowly unfurling her physique and lengthening her arms to return to the beginning place. (In case you are right here for the outfit deets, she’s sporting what seem like Alo leggings, a pair of Nike Metcons, and a Y2K-inspired pink halter prime from Omighty.)

If you’re feeling such as you’ve by no means seen this transfer earlier than, it is in all probability as a result of you have not. It is not an train basic, however somewhat a calisthenics-style transfer that appears to be the product of Larson enjoying round within the fitness center. (FYI, calisthenics is a kind of gymnastics-inspired body weight coaching.) It’s half hanging knee raise, half pull-up, and half toes-to-bar, successfully concentrating on her biceps, again, chest, and each inch of her core. It’s really fairly just like a core transfer known as the “Dragon Flag,” which Larson has done before (as evidenced by her Instagram); it entails mendacity down on a bench or the ground and lifting your toes and hips above your head to type a straight line (just like a yoga shoulderstand), after which reducing your physique as slowly as doable towards the ground whereas holding it fully straight.

The feedback on the video understandably convey a way of awe. “I do not assume anybody understands simply how spectacular this really is!” wrote one consumer. Peloton teacher Ally Love gave Larson some clapping emojis, and comic Lilly Singh merely wrote, “Machine.”

Want to strive it for your self? Practice loads of full-ups, dragon flags, and hanging knee lifts first, and nonetheless strategy with warning (and possibly the assistance of a coach). After all, that is Captain Marvel you are making an attempt to mimic.