Now that you have the training and the experience in combat, you need to start learning advanced science so that you can use it against the adversaries you will face in your life. In part one, we look at Bruce Wayne before he starts training and there’s an introduction to the endocrine system (hormones) and its role in training. Also we meet Bob, a fictional twin brother for Bruce to illustrate what a more average person would be undergoing daily compared to the intense training Bruce undergoes. Part two looks at training the human body to do what Batman does. Part three examines the role of martial arts in Batman’s training. Part four is about the stresses of this sort of thing on the bones and muscles and what happens when we force ourselves to be nocturnal. Part five sums up whatever is left, probably where we see the most Bat-fallacies as this unit looks as what happens to the body when injured, especially in the lasting effects of multiple concussions and broken bones. Along with that are a comparison of male vs female trained warriors (i.e. Batgirl and Catwoman) and the effects of aging (how long could Batman remain Batman before he gets too old for the part). When Rachel accuses Crane of corruption, he reveals he has introduced his drug into Gotham's water supply. He drugs Rachel, but Batman subdues and interrogates Crane, who claims to work for Ra's al Ghul. Batman evades the police to get Rachel to safety, administering her the antidote and giving her a vial of it for Gordon and another for mass production. Bruce trained all over the world, becoming the best fighter and the world’s greatest detective by learning under the best of the best. A common idea in the comics is that Bruce saw a Zorro film with his parents before they were murdered. Nolan explained that by ignoring that idea – which he stated is not found in Batman's first appearances – it emphasized the importance of bats to Bruce and that becoming a superhero is a wholly original idea on his part. It is for this reason Nolan believes other DC characters do not exist in the universe of his film; otherwise, Wayne's reasons for taking up costumed vigilantism would have been very different. [11] Casting [ edit ] According to Christopher Nolan, Christian Bale had "exactly the balance of darkness and light that we were looking for."

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When looking at martial arts, it helped to think about who has come the closest in real-life to Batman-like performance. In terms of mental performance, I think that the closest to Batman is…Eventually, Gordon found Bruce Wayne, who had amnesia. Gordon eventually helped him regain his memories, and he took over his role as Batman once again. Damian Wayne Damian Wayne as Batman. Pic credits: DC Comics Anyway, you probably do care about your health and I don’t recommend steroids at all, so in a real world scenario the best supplements would likely be: protein shake (only to supplement a high protein diet) and creatine (there is no downside). The rest you should get from a diet that is super-high in nutrients and just everything. Batman Training for Skills, Psychology and Tools

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This book was pretty amazing. It combines two of the things I love most: Superheroes and Biomechanics. My Graduate Supervisor recommended I read it - the title came up in a conversation over beers and a Batman vs. Iron Man conversation. He hasn't led me astray with his recommendations and this book is no different. I couldn't put it down.I finished the book with the feeling that he could have said just as much - and said it better - with half as many words. Bale's version of Batman was adapted into the video game Batman Begins. The suit from Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight film was added as an alternate skin to Batman: Arkham Knight during a free update in December 2015.

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The only argument against steroids is a story called Batman: Venom. In that story, Batman uses the fictional ‘venom’ serum which is essentially a performance enhancing drug. Unfortunately, the substance starts to drive him mad and ‘cloud his judgement’. And we love him because he has the same weaknesses we have and the vulnerabilities that come with being human and not having any superpower.And remember, Batman is supposed to do all this in between fighting crime and doing all the aforementioned advanced learning and martial arts training…

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Bale's version of Batman was added as a purchasable outfit in Fortnite Battle Royale alongside a traditionally designed Batman in September 2019. [42] [43] Reception [ edit ] Cosplayers dressed as Christian Bale's Batman and Tom Hardy's Bane as portrayed in The Dark Knight RisesKung Fu Masters and Celebrity Students". Gamer Guide to Kung Fu. Mark Media Corp. June 24, 2015. Archived from the original on January 8, 2017 . Retrieved January 7, 2017. This book is basically a fun way to learn physiology. If you're expecting a fun romp that tells you exactly how to become Batman, this is the wrong book for you. But if you're genuinely interested in the physiological demands of being Batman, you will enjoy this book. This tells us that Batman is willing to go to extreme lengths to gain a physical advantage but on the other hand, roid rage might be an issue for him. There are ways of reducing roid rage so we can leave this mystery up to you. Here is a Reddit thread where the subject is discussed in more detail.