Combining those yards with those he garnered in his years playing for the USFL would put him first on the NFL’s career rushing list.In 1992, while Walker was still playing pro ball, he competed in the Olympics, placing 7In more recent years, he’s tried his hand at MMA, winning the two bouts he participated in by TKO. 7/31/2020 3:21 PM PT

He's 52-years-old ... but NFL legend Herschel Walker tells TMZ Sports he still has an UNBELIEVABLE workout routine -- knocking out 1,500 push-ups every single day. Get TMZ breaking news sent right to your browser! He particularly liked to run when his father had recently plowed up the ground, as the consistency of the dirt became like heavy sand and added an extra challenge.

He would mix these harder variations in with the standard kind, trying to increase the ratio of harder to easier ones, all the while increasing his overall number of reps.The way Walker would do his push-up routine was to start by doing them in the standard style, but only go halfway down to the floor — he liked the way these worked his triceps, made him sweat, and increased his endurance.

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All Rights Reserved. Herschel Walker - Watch More Celebrity Videos or Subscribe. There was a chin-up bar out back and he added chin-ups and pull-ups to his routine as well.While push-ups, chin-ups, sit-ups, and sprints formed the core of Walker’s workout, they were hardly the only exercises he did. How did Herschel build such 8/1/2020 12:20 AM PT

He was a beast, but the guy could move like nothing else.A few years ago I read somewhere that Walker’s legendary, granite-like physique was built not by lifting weights but through bodyweight exercises — lots of them.

In football, he rushed for 3,167 yards his senior year and led the team to their first state championship.This dual success continued at the University of Georgia, where he became an All-American in both track and football, helped the Bulldogs win the Sugar Bowl as a freshman, and won the Heisman Trophy as a junior.Walker played sixteen seasons of professional football, the first three with the now-defunct United States Football League. 8/1/2020 6:24 AM PT

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