“Was the Guinea Pig for the Science”: Chris Hemsworth Decides to Push His Body Through the Extreme Once Again After It Almost Killed Him the Last Time
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Buckle up, thrill-seekers! The man who brought thunder to the screen as Thor is back for another heart-pounding escapade. And this time, Chris Hemsworth is diving headfirst into the uncharted waters of science and self-discovery. If you thought Limitless was a wild ride, fasten your seatbelt because Limitless Two is about to take you on a rollercoaster of adrenaline.
As he prepares to embark on the highly anticipated second season Hemsworth’s fearless attitude toward pushing boundaries promises an exhilarating ride. In a latest Instagram post, Hemsworth hinted at the intensity of his experiences in the first season. “I was the guinea pig for the science of longevity and almost killed myself many, many times. And then the last episode simulated my death,” he recollected.
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However, rather than stepping back, the actor is diving headfirst into the challenge once again, teasing fans with the announcement. “Now, where would we go if we were to attempt a second season? Well, get ready, because we’re going to do it. Limitless two coming soon,” said the God of thunder. In the Instagram post, the actor expressed gratitude for the support received during the first season and reassured fans that season two would be an even more thrilling ride.
The MCU actor has always proven that he is a real-life superhero and the first season of the National Geographic show was a perfect example of this persona.
From swimming in ice-cold water to Navy SEAL drills: Limitless Season 1
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In the first season of Limitless, the 40-year-old actor underwent extreme challenges to enhance his fitness and longevity. From icy water swims to enduring Navy SEAL drills, Hemsworth pushed his body to extraordinary limits. Under expert guidance, he faced these tasks, aiming to reduce stress-related health risks. In an interview, he admitted that the most difficult challenge he faced was the swim in icy cold water. According to him, the Arctic water made his mind go numb: “It was insane. Halfway through, my brain felt like it was being stabbed by a thousand knives.”
This 15-Minutes Full Body Workout From Chris Hemsworth Is All You Need to Stay in Shape
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