Want to achieve Thor's god-like strength? There's an app for that.
Actor Chris Hemsworth has launched the Centr app, which includes a training program for people to do at-home and in the gym, inspired by some of Hemsworth's favorite exercises, such as boxing, yoga and strength training. The app allows people to start at whatever level they feel most comfortable, from beginner to advanced.
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Olajide said that while Hemsworth is very familiar with many workout moves, he's never afraid to try something new, a trait he hopes others embrace.
"No matter where you are on the spectrum of fitness or on the spectrum of coordination, you can always learn more. You can always do more," he said.
Someone willing to put the app to the test is country music star Michael Ray, who was eager to learn some of Hemsworth's favorite moves from Olajide at the Soho Strength Lab in New York City.
"I'm excited to just kind of learn some new stuff to add to what I already do and hopefully come out looking like Thor," he told "GMA."
While Ray tries to go to the gym five to six times a week, being on the road frequently changes how he exercises every day.
And while starting any fitness journey is never easy, Ray said just starting is a big move, as is accepting that results won't appear immediately.
"Always remind yourself it's not a sprint, it's a marathon," Ray said. "You just keep going and just because you show up and you get the workout in, you're better than you were the day before."
The following moves are a combination of Centr's Devil's Workout and additional endurance moves.