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  1. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    Buy one of those weighted maces to swing around.
    Practice shotput.

  2. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    none, all you see in pictures like that is fiction. Romans were fit by military standards, aka very basic strength and lots of cardio and long marches, and so long were some marches that their cortisol was 24/7 year round. This means no muscle and is the reason hardcore runners have no muscle. They were also very short, mostly due to nutritional issues that plagued the era

    tldr just lift

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      Fiction doesn't exist. Nice try. Also if they were short then explain how they are cool when manlets are cringe? I will have no more of your hebrew nonsense

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        based!

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        >Stupid homosexual would rather keep playing pretend than acknowledge reality

        You could just get jacked and be happy, but if you insist on looking like a Roman soldier just have a very poor diet and march in shoddy armor all day.

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      Mostly true maybe, but the difference between them and modern soldiers is that most of them used melee weapons regularly. Strength doesn't matter much when you're using a gun, but it's very important for their kind of warfare. Even using a bow requires a lot of strength. They also worked as construction workers during times of peace, building roads and shit like that.

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        Slaves built the roads and shit

        • 2 years ago
          Anonymous

          I'm pretty sure the soldiers themselves built a great many of the roads as well as various fortifications, bridge works. Alot of digging and lumber.

          Reading Caesar's works, it is safe to say part of the reason the Romans were so successful is that their soldiers were such good builders and engineers.

          Caesar's go to strategy was building fortifications and bridging structures. The only real major battle Caesar lost hardcore was because Pompey successfully "out-walled" him (and despite Pompey having the reputation as an idiot, he was the only one I can think of (including Labienus) who was smart enough to take this approach. Step one to defeating the Romans would have been to outbuild them or at least- not allow them to be in positions where they were free to use various building/engineering solutions to their advantage.

          >hellenism
          >Roman
          Hellenes were Greeks you fricking moron. Hellenism is the Greek religion.

          Not that anon but depending on the era it would not be totallywrong to label the Romans as "hellenistic." I'm sure people like Cato the moron would have cringed at this but it is nonetheless true I believe.

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      >no muscle
      Not quite true cause along their long marches they also had to carry their own armor/weapons/silverware/pots/tents/sleeping bags/etc. ,at least 100-120 pounds of weight.
      In addition, in order to become a legionnaire you had to have athletic build, healthy, and be tall (for the Roman standards of course)

      In general , ancient warriors were more muscular cause they had to swing a heavy weapon for hours and then go home and do farming or hunting.

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        >then go home and do farming or hunting
        the success of the roman army was based on its professionalism, but mainly true for other cultures.

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        Looked it up, a tall Roman was 5' 8” haha

        Lanklets seething

        • 2 years ago
          Anonymous

          >tfw your 5’8 and if you were born back then you could have been a chad who crushed puss
          why even live bros?

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      Frick you, Carthaginian moron. Kys.

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      Plenty of studies show huge increases in testosterone in men who are in combat or antagonistic environments. Imagine how much additional test melee warriors would have

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      They found an air tight barrel of perfectly preserved medieval longbows in a shipwreck and the draw-strength required bows was something ridiculous like 700lb. of force. And the longbowmen would be firing dozens if not hundreds of arrows in quick succession in a single battle.

      Something isn't adding up. I'm betting these fellas were lean as fuark and strong af.. Here's a facial reconstruction of an ancient knight crusader

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        I remember reading accounts of English longbowmen who could hit birds at maximum range. They trained with a longbow after a day of working the field at the behest of their ruling noble and if they did not, or were bad at it then it was basically treason.
        I used to think a life like that would have been hell but seeing what modern man has become, it was all probably for our own good.

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      average legionnaire, according to bone and dna analysis was about 5'11 and 190lbs. they were basically bulky endurance athletes

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      >Romans were fit by military standards, aka very basic strength and lots of cardio and long marches, and so long were some marches that their cortisol was 24/7 year round. This means no muscle and is the reason hardcore runners have no muscle.
      have you ever met a fit infantryman? theyre not lacking muscle certainly

  3. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    Remove the i from Carthage. Anyway did you learn latin school? If not thats obviously the first step.

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      Okay, learn latin and then what

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        latin those nuts lol

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        You can read the manuscripts and find out yourself.

        • 2 years ago
          Anonymous

          I can't read because I was troglodyte maxxing and killed the literacy israelite

          • 2 years ago
            Anonymous

            I understand. I made the mistake of taking latin instead of ancient greek in highschool. Major blunder in hindsight.

            • 2 years ago
              Anonymous

              Brother, how is that a mistake? Greeks were effiminate bucks that got broken by ROMAN BVLLS

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                Better literature as a whole.

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                Yeah cause literacy is for gays

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        Study law and become a productive member of society. Or learn ancient Greek at the same time ad become a private teacher for those who want to learn or a consultant for videogame/moviesm/books...

        • 2 years ago
          Anonymous

          Latin's really not required for law. It's helpful because the legal rules often use latin, but if you have a college level english vocabulary most of it shouldn't be a problem. You can figure out what most of it means since 40% of english is derived directly from french. And if you can't that's fine, you just learn the word and move on.
          >become a private teacher for those
          You can be a latin youtuber like this guy. He's got a monopoly on it right now. Give him some competition.

          • 2 years ago
            Anonymous

            That's pretty neat, thanks for sharing!

  4. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    Romans conquered what they did through organization and structure. Their soldier where able to walk dozens of miles with 45+lbs of gear and survived off of grains, wild game, local veggies, fruit, fish, wine, and garum. They drilled combat frequently and did mock battles. They carried heavy square shield, a pilum and a gladius as their main weapons which they were all able to use efficiently and in battle for extended periods of time. Veterans had amazing accuracy and power when throwing their pila and could kill horses with them.

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      Okay but give me actionable steps

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        NTA but
        >organization and structure.
        Study their strategies thoroughly so you will be able to apply some aspects of them into your vocation (understand their philosophy, if you will)
        >Their soldier where able to walk dozens of miles with 45+lbs of gear and survived off of grains, wild game, local veggies, fruit, fish, wine, and garum.
        Go on hikes and learn how to survive in the wild, I bet there are local groups in your city or town that do either or both.
        >They drilled combat frequently and did mock battles.
        Practice a combat sport or a team sport, maybe you can become the leader of a paintball tema or something.
        >They carried heavy square shield, a pilum and a gladius as their main weapons which they were all able to use efficiently and in battle for extended periods of time.
        H.E.M.A.
        >Veterans had amazing accuracy and power when throwing their pila and could kill horses with them.
        Leanr how to hunt with a spear
        Finally the most important part is that you have to get some bussy.

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        Train cardio and combat sports, being able to ruck with 45Lbs of gear over varying terrain. Train to carry heavy loads over short distances and push heavy things above head like your building a fort. Train how to throw a javelin.

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        Don't remember the details, if you want more info, you should read stuff from Vegetius and Polybius, the former was writing about late republic/early empire, the latter about mid-republic, if I remember correctly (I could've mixed shit up tho).
        Anyway, they would do long marches with full equipment (a few miles a day at least, but keep in mind that Vegetius and others were talking about roman miles, not modern miles), they would fight dummies and do sparring with heavier replicas of their actual weapons (although people argue if it was really the case, and they didn't just wrap their weapons with leather/cloth and train with those), do military drills (which was called armatura), swim, do calisthenics, etc. Strong and well-built recruits were picked to focus on bow training.
        Tbqh, roman training was more about endurance than anything else, you were doing something half the day, fueled by just a bunch of grains, some meat, wine and the glory of Rome.

        • 2 years ago
          Anonymous

          I read a roman military quote one time, but I forget who said it, that was basically along the lines of
          >with new recruits, you should march them till they pass out and them some more.

          And yes we can assume it was pretty brutal, alot of marching, digging, hauling
          lumber rocks etc. Also things were just pretty harsh- see decimation etc. all that stuff, but alot of times you also hear about commanders being pretty humane to troops. Idk if it was out of necessity, fear of mutiny, etc. But with Caesar specifically, there are episodes in the Gallic Wars where he had really fresh recruits and even though he needed all the numbers he could get, he let them hang back even in important battles instead of sending them to get slaughtered.

          • 2 years ago
            Anonymous

            Didn't come across that quote, I guess it would depend on the time in history, but I doubt it would be true for the legions of the Republic, they were notoriously lazy even during and after the times of Marius's reforms. AFAIK troops during the Empire had their shit pushed in harder.
            But if I remember correctly, recruits were pushed especially hard to weed out weak and unorderly men.

            >Also things were just pretty harsh- see decimation
            I was researching decimation for a paper and it wasn't practiced that often, from sources it seems that at the time of the mid-Republic it was rare as frick, and it was used mostly as a last resort to make everyone realise how much they fricked up and how serious the situation was.
            From what I know, soldiers were mostly punished by, for example, beatings, giving them barley instead of wheat or just reducing their wages.

            >he had really fresh recruits and even though he needed all the numbers he could get, he let them hang back even in important battles instead of sending them to get slaughtered
            Caesar was known to value every soldier on the field, that's why his version of decimation was much lighter (if it happened at all), since he decimated only around 12 legionairies for mutiny from his whole legion. It was a numbers game for him.
            Also Caesar behaved like a brainlet sometimes, but at the same time he was playing 4d chess with his own troops, like that one time his legion had demands and threatened to leave him, so he went "oh, so you only want money after all we've been through together, okay, then you can go home and that's that", and they actually begged him to stay lmao.
            If you want to read about generals being absolute c**ts, read about Crassus's legion, AFAIK he decimated his own troops twice and treated them like an investment (because they honestly were, he raised the whole legion from his own money).

        • 2 years ago
          Anonymous

          >fueled by just a bunch of grains, some meat, wine and the glory of Rome.
          everything a body needs

  5. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    First step is you need to join the army and go on campaign.

    Second step is learning to hunt and forage while on campaign.

    Third is to carry 20 men's wine rations for strength. Wine rations are 3 liters per day, you get some too. You need this for strength.

    Fourth is to socialmax Roman style, it lead to low levels of depression and therefore high test and high HGH. That means you'll be shitting here with your bros from now on. Now pass the xylospongium.

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      Not bringing Garum to your workplace to assert dominance. NGMI

  6. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    Wake up at 5:00 or 4:00. Romans woke up just before the sunrise.
    Walk all day wearing weights.
    Dig holes like romans did to gather water and build their camps.
    Train with spear and sword. Maybe you could join a HEMA or kung fu school where they have actual spears (not those waivy shitty plastic ones).
    Learn latin to LARP effectively.
    Wear blue, red or purple if you feel imperial only.
    Eat only fish, beef, grains. Maybe bread.
    Never eat barley since it was shameful for them, even though it has lots of fiber.
    Pick up a fight on March, the month of Mars when they went to war. Just fight against some Black person or a wigger. If you can't win then don't even fight. Romans always win.
    If you want to actually behave as a roman then you could learn to ride a horse, like the Equites did. They were high class though, so if you aren't stick to walking all day.
    Read stoic texts.
    Convert to catholicism since it's ROMAN Catholic Church.

    What matters more is walking a lot. Will strenghten your calves and feet.

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      Christianity is not Roman but nice post nonetheless. bery good info. Also I don't like stoicism since I am not a catamite

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        >the Roman Catholic church
        >the official church of ancient Rome
        >decreed by the emperor
        >"n-no it's-it's desert people!"
        By that logic the Roman pantheon was not Roman either, it incorporated gods from every land they conquered. And those religions themselves were not native to Europe, they came from the indo-aryan peoples when they traveled north from around west asia and india. Once you start reading about world religions it's very easy to see how the Hindu god Indra became the Nordic god Thor became the Greek god Zeus became the Roman god Jupiter.

        • 2 years ago
          Anonymous

          We’re talking about pre 300 AD Rome, the Rome that wasn’t a decayed, bloated corpse

          • 2 years ago
            Anonymous

            >nOoOoOoO not the later Roman empire just this arbitrary cut off I decided to make to support my specific idea
            Ok, how about we talk about pre 300 BC Rome, when it was forging its roots and turning everyone else's religion into a conglomerate religion, and therefore not Roman.

          • 2 years ago
            Anonymous

            >pre 300 AD Rome
            you're talking about a 1000+ year window of time then and most Romans within that window would've abhorred the principate, which is obvioulsy the only thing your moron brain knows about. and Rome was very decayed and bloated pre 300 AD btw.

        • 2 years ago
          Anonymous

          >Hindu god
          frick off poo your lobster gods have nothing to do with the European ones

          • 2 years ago
            Anonymous

            Thor, the nordic god of thunder has nothing to do with Zeus, the Greek god of thunder huh? And I suppose Zeus had nothing to do with Jupiter then hm? In Germanic languages we still have a day named after him, Thursday. In latin languages the same day is named after Jupiter, in italian its Jovedi. Now if you look at aryan migration patterns it should be obvious where those gods came from, that was around west Asia. The same aryans went to india and started an entire civilization and religious system there, and from there to the north in eastern Europe and Scandinavia.

            • 2 years ago
              Anonymous

              I didn't say that Zeus and Jupiter aren't the same you moron ofcourse they are everybody knows that, I just said that the three-headed six armed gods of the hindus that live in an other continent have nothing to do with the european gods

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                wtf is this real?

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                It always baffles me how certain groups online preach that we should return to more primordial native religious notions in order to preserve this unique heritage... and then they immediately try to collapse all pagan gods down into the same pantheist common dominator. Kek seems to defeat the whole purpose doesn't it ?

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                >three-headed six armed gods of the hindus that live in an other continent have nothing to do with the european gods
                Incorrect. In fact the story goes that indra went north fighting demons with his axe and thunder powers. He fought so many his axe blunted and became a hammer. By the time he got to the mediterranean his hammer was broken and he just had thunder.

                I'll post aryan migration patterns for you next. All the european gods either likely derived from hinduism when the aryans founded it, or hinduism comes from the same place the european ones did.

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                >let me post my fanfiction and afterschool drawings as evidence and hope for the best
                ok ranjeet

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                The only fanfiction here is that any of the european pantheons were original. That's just silly. The Roman pantheon didn't even exist at the founding of Rome, they just worshipped Romulus. As they conquered other lands they began to take on their gods as their own.

        • 2 years ago
          Anonymous

          In the time of the Republic, there was significant resistance to the introduction of new gods into the pantheon. But anyhow, the real issue is about values: The original Roman cult upheld and deified traiditonal Roman virtues like pride, perseverance, and liberty, while Christianity demand total subservience to an almighty king-god and goes against everything the Republic stood for. So no, it's not Roman.

          • 2 years ago
            Anonymous

            >Christianity demand total subservience to an almighty king-god
            LMAO no that was the imperial cult when Romans began deifying emperors.
            >goes against everything the Republic stood for.
            Republic died immediately after Caesar was assassinated and Octavius became the first emperor. This was long before the introduction of Catholicism. Fun fact they were so influential that you still have the months of July (Julius) and August (Augustus) named after these guys.

            • 2 years ago
              Anonymous

              True there may have still been hope under Caesar of the Republic surviving- but make no mistake, the Reublic had become a hopeless shit show which had long out lived its virtues- people had become cynical about it and rightly so.

              I personally believe things would have been much better had Caesar not been assassinated and he had 10-20 years years Octavia consildate shit after the Civil War. Also had Pompey not been killed by the moronic Egyptians Caesar would have brought him back into the fold and you would have potentially had a fairly stable political situation at that point. Had Pompey survived and bent the knee to Caesar, and joined him, it would have been an almost fatal blow to the Cato/Cicero resistance.

              Anyways- Octavian and Antony were fricking mongs compared to Caesar. Octavian only got the job from riding Caesar's coattails and being blessed with Aggripa as his commander. He was far less balanced, dignified, capable, and wise than Caesar was. Had Caesar lived his leadership would have imho resulted in the survival of the republic, even if in some nominal capacity, as well as better real outcomes for the empire.

              Also I have no delusions that Caesar wanted to be king de facto or otherwise. But he was too balanced and collected to go full moron like Antony or Octavian.

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                10-20 years (rather than Octavian)*

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                >there may have still been hope under Caesar of the Republic surviving
                I'm 100% a Caesarian so I think so, but I also agree it's highly debated whether or not he would have ever given up dictatorial powers and whether or not he really was trying to fix the republic and the senate was just being a bunch of little b***hes and snakes.
                >Octavian and Antony were fricking mongs compared to Caesar.
                I mostly agree. Octavian had a really good level of political prowess, even though being given Caesar's name and title was a large advantage he couldn't have done anything significant with it if he was totally moronic, he did manage to become first emperor after all.
                >Also I have no delusions that Caesar wanted to be king de facto or otherwise
                Idk, I think maybe he was really trying to fix shit and didn't have any other means to do so. Look at his childhood, he was very familiar with political corruption from an early age, got fricked bad and lost all the privileges of nobility. I think he had a much grander goal for Rome than just to be a tyrannical ruler.

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                I think when you read Caesar's story and then bookend it with the octavian era, it is overwhelming how inferior Octavian was to Caesar in temperament, dignity, and just general competence. The moment Caesar dies in history and you see the clown show of Antony and Octavian- you immediately miss Caesar's competence and balance as a leader. Often times people take for granted just how smooth Caesar was. I think Octavian was very lucky and I would not call him a fool or anything (obviously he had political prowess) but next to Caesar- yes he was a clown in my opinion.

                Also I too would consider myself a "Caesarist" but I on the other hand disagree about him trying to save the republic based on ideological grounds. He wanted to be king and would have essentially acted as one. But in my view- he deserved to be the big cheese and in his mind, the republic had become inseparable from Rome and he would have to work around it to be king. He would have to keep the senate in existence and out of political necessity he would have to pay it a certain nominal respect to maintain his reign.

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                >I think when you read Caesar's story and then bookend it with the octavian era, it is overwhelming how inferior Octavian was to Caesar in temperament, dignity, and just general competence
                Oh well when you put it that way yeah 100%.
                >The moment Caesar dies in history and you see the clown show of Antony and Octavian- you immediately miss Caesar's competence and balance as a leader.
                Yes, and my personal theory is the US is fixing to become the same way. Republicanism is about to fall and the people will beg for a leader, and neo-autocracy will be born. US going to say frick it and become a straight empire.

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                We are a long way from that. We are imo in the Gracchi era- and there are still a number of hingepoints that would have to occur in order for it to be possible (most notably some Marian like reforms to our military structure).

                Having said that, yes we are checking alot of the boxes and it would not be wrong to see some major parallels.

        • 2 years ago
          Anonymous

          Hellenism is the only Roman religion.
          If you're butthurt about people making fun of your israelite on stick then do as your homosexual god says and "spread your other cheeks"

          • 2 years ago
            Anonymous

            >hellenism
            >Roman
            Hellenes were Greeks you fricking moron. Hellenism is the Greek religion.

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        >Christianity is not Roman
        Catholicism is as I said. It was founded in Rome. Alternatively you could become a roman pagan, but seems kind of cringy if you don't actually sacrifice animals.
        >Also I don't like stoicism since I am not a catamite
        Kek. Accurate since it was a thing for high class romans, not your average soldier/leggionaire.

        You have to BUILD BRIDGES. Build EVERY fricking BRIDGE you can. Is there a bridge on that river already? TOO BAD. You need to evade the enemy so you're building ANOTHER BRIDGE about 2 kilometers away.

        Also this. Roads and bridges.

        • 2 years ago
          Anonymous

          >Catholicism was founded in Rome
          Catholicism was founded in Asia Minor where Paulus resided for most of his time.
          >Animal sacrifice
          Most Roman farmers were too poor to actually sacrifice animals on a regular basis, which wasn't a problem since the public cult did it for them. So no sacrificing animals in private worship would be fine.

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        >filtered by Catholicism (Pontifex Maximus) and Stoicism
        ngmi

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      >catholicism
      You mean that israeli religion where you worship arabs that no self respecting white person would ever engage with?
      May as well convert to Islam, it's exactly the same. SandBlack person israeli bullshit

  7. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    I swear to fricking god 1/10th of the threads posted every day is some fat/dyel autistic homosexual like op asking if/how they can achieve some moronic body goal, I bet none of them even keep it up after the first week

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      If you take this board seriously enough to care then you need to go outside, you phoenician frick

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        of course I'm a sigma alpha grindset male chad who doesn't take anything seriously, and I tolerate every autistic thing that ever happens in my life like a true jigma balls male, aren't I so cool and uncaring fellow zoomers?

        • 2 years ago
          Anonymous

          Now you've got it sport! Let's grindmaxx so we can dab on malding incelcore fans that get ratiod

  8. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    You have to BUILD BRIDGES. Build EVERY fricking BRIDGE you can. Is there a bridge on that river already? TOO BAD. You need to evade the enemy so you're building ANOTHER BRIDGE about 2 kilometers away.

  9. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    Depending on your real level of autism this is your reference guide and a very interesting read: http://www.legioxxirapax.com/zasoby/The_Logistics_of_the_Roman_Army_at_War_(264BC_-_235AD).pdf

  10. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    You should probably hike, the Romans used to walk a lot while carriyng their equipment

  11. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    The Tactical Barbell training method might be what you're looking for then

  12. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    Heres your food that you should eat per day. Not bad in terms of calories and protein.

  13. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    giant ass fricks like this would make a very poor army

  14. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    You guys are not using enough weight to carry. Low estimates are about 95lbs with high estimates being about 150lbs.

  15. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    >Romans
    >Corinthian helmets
    A-Anon I...

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      Came here to say this, moron OP confusing gr**koids with True Romans.

  16. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    Okay buddy moron.

  17. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    Labor. Lots and lots of manual labor. Also farmer genes.

  18. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    >I want to Romanmaxx
    >posts a greek hoplite

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      Literally this

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      Early romans also used hoplite.

  19. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    Interestingly romans mainly did what we today might describe as weighted cardio. After the military reforms of Gaius Marius roman soldiers were marching with 80-90 lbs. of equipment earning them the nickname mules of Marius (muli Mariani). If you read Caesar many of his victories are won by long marches and countermarches effectively getting into a better position than his enemies. The other main way Caesar won battles was through sieges which included a lot of digging and building of walls and various siege engines. The diet of the average roman soldier largely consisted of grains. This was not for nutritional reasons but because it allowed to supply the battlefront most easily.
    A workout routine for the roman soldier would consist of several hours of weighted marching, hours of manual labor all on a diet of mostly grains. Good luck with your fitness Journey!

  20. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    Work on a farm half the year and March and build forts for the other half if we’re talking pre-standing legions. I’m sure some later imperial soldiers exercised and trained in some capacity as Greeks did and a lot of Roman authors I’ve read discuss the benefits of exercise on the mind. Wrestling was also a popular sport that soldiers would have taken part in. Googling historical Roman legionary exercise routine or some shit might get some results on niche history YouTubers or something like that.

  21. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    Cute Thread Tinnicus Penus,
    But you should know by now that no amount of training, both with pilum and glaive will stop me

  22. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    What kind of shitty a.i. wrote this?

  23. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    git gud at wrestling,rucking,running and eat a lot of carbs

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      >carbs
      I don't think he's referring to slave gladiators and legionaires being punished for poor performance

  24. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    Homines irrumas.

  25. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    First greekmaxx then downgrade

  26. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    you don't romanmaxx, you were born of Rome and brother provinces, if not you'll always be a larping snowBlack person barbarian filth

  27. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    Im not reading anything in this thread, i just looked at the pictures goodbye

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      K

  28. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    OP reminds me of pic rel

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      OP is the 8 year old

  29. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    Weighted calisthenics and skill based training compiled with spear and shield exercises, also handbalancing. 20kg minimum for the vest.

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      He cant romanmaxx if hes using metric.

  30. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    Romans weren’t some buff roid monkeys you idiot. How does it feel knowing that your ancestors were dyel and accomplished more meanwhile you think lifting will somehow make them proud while your country turns to shit.

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      >NEVER IMPROVE

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        You can workout but don’t have this stupid ass fantasy that you’re being watched from the clouds as a group of people are cheering you on. you upset that I ruined your little daydream? b***h

  31. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    ALL MOCKERY OF israeliteS AND THEIR ONE GOD SHALL BE KEPT TO AN APPROPRIATE MINIMUM

  32. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    Take the Gaelic bloatmaxxer pill

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      The bloatmaxxer manlet alliance is the strongest form of male bond

  33. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    And what of good Solonius?

  34. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    >posts a pic of literal fiction
    Soldiers of the past looked liked soldiers of the present, they were accustomed to walking for a very long time. They wore armor and had to carry packs, but most roman soldiers weren't walking around clad in full medieval heavy armor. They didn't look like bodybuilders, no soldiers in any time have ever looked like pic related. Even spartans were toned and lean, and did mostly calisthenics. You're brain is warped by modern decadence, where "men" blast roids and lift weights all day. Real soldiers don't look like that and never have.

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      Must've been some soldiers though who were born particularly gifted for SIZE and capitalized on it through strength training (look me lift heavy rock over head) because they were good at it, a positive feedback loop that made the biggest meanest frickers around who were terrifying to meet in melee

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        Of course you had certified big lads, but I can guarantee they were not like any of those drawings, they were probably like a natty 6’4” lad who lifts big. A good example would probably be like zack telander, tall, strong, trains fighting, but far from what these modern dyels that draw based off movies and comic books

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        Correct, but this wouldn't be the average soldier, and even the exceptionally gifted ones would look like your picrel, and not OP
        s picrel. The roided mofos of current year are the most muscular dudes to ever walk the earth, at least since we were more ape-like.

        • 2 years ago
          Anonymous

          Obviously they're not gonna be the average soldier nor as muscular, at least defined, as OP's pic but that's what makes them the exception. Guys born well over 6'0 tall who had a lot of food and strenuous exercise. I couldn't imagine a pre-medieval soldier who thought the raiding northerners were giants of legend.

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      >Soldiers of the past looked liked soldiers of the present
      This part I disagree with. Soldiers in current year look borderline moronic at worst, and at best like some rag tag coalition put together by randomly selecting members of anime clubs.

      Roman soldiers- just by very virtue of their daily routines and the necessities of life at the time were much much harder than the average modern soldier I suspect. And yes they probably weren't as fat as modern soldiers. But yeah I agree they didn't look like OP pic although I am open to the idea that they could have been in pretty decent shape.

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      cope homosexual demoralizer

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        >demoralizer
        >literally impossible standards natty
        >a picture
        cope and seethe

        • 2 years ago
          Anonymous

          dilate troony

  35. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    >statues of zeus and other greek gods always jacked almost to the level of OP
    says two things
    one, ancient people understood the human form could reach those levels or at least close to it
    two, it was achieved naturally

    but soldiers are not what OP wants to shoot for, he wants to be a marble statue

  36. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    I can see you like movies anon

  37. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    Did Romans rly rape feminine boys?

  38. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    So my 7 year old brought home a book in think you'd like. It's called Ranger in Time and it's about a time traveling dog that goes to ancient Rome to help out some gladiators. I really think it's up your alley. You don't really have to read the first one about the Oregon Trail to get what's going on.

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