'Super-fit' Rohit Sharma all set to roar again, his transformation will give you fitness goals

[maniac]

1 minute ago, zen said:

“Come to India” series therefore fit 

Super fit is the word. Wrong grammar :)

[zen]

Just now, maniac said:

Super fit is the word. Wrong grammar :)

Ok 

[Vijy]

it's good he is belatedly working on getting fit, but I wonder how long it will be before the hamstring does him in again

[mishra]

10 hours ago, Pollack said:

Hyper"bol"

Nah. This guy has survived despite Captain Kohli trying to screw his career. Just chk his struggle against Kohli because hRohit wanted to play test cricket.

 

He is foodie. He knows it. But he doesn’t skips series or matches because he has to take his wife on a outing or take care of famiy/business chores.

[rollingstoned]

This reads too much like paid PR, the kind you'd read in some tabloid or ezine about some 'struggling' actor/actress and some irrelevant, pointless detail about their personal life in an attempt to stay relevant. 

[Dery]

59 minutes ago, rollingstoned said:

This reads too much like paid PR, the kind you'd read in some tabloid or ezine about some 'struggling' actor/actress and some irrelevant, pointless detail about their personal life in an attempt to stay relevant. 

In before ro releases a sex tape 

Edited January 27, 2022 by Dery

[The Realist]

Rohit's belly and fitness don't belong in the same sentence

 

 

 

[sarcastic]

1 hour ago, The Realist said:

Rohit's belly and fitness don't belong in the same sentence

 

 

 

This is his past. Let us appreciate that he put the hard yards and became fit once again.
Making fun of someone is easy. Following a hard program in gym to get your fitness to be better requires hard work and rigid application.

[Vijy]

9 hours ago, sarcastic said:

This is his past. Let us appreciate that he put the hard yards and became fit once again.
Making fun of someone is easy. Following a hard program in gym to get your fitness to be better requires hard work and rigid application.

what is even harder is sustaining that program and fitness. we will find out how Rohit is doing on that front

[BacktoCricaddict]

It is commendable that he is getting fitter, but shouldn't this be the norm for an international-level athlete?  I get that cricket is more skills-based than athleticism-based (other than fast bowling, where you need both).  But there is a basic level of fitness and injury-protection that one must have, and we are elated that he may be reaching it now?

 

Like I heard on a sports talk-show - "The most important ability for someone playing a team-sport? Availability."  Can we count on him to be there to help the team at all times?  Sure as heck hoping so, because this guy has GOAT-level skills.  

Edited January 28, 2022 by BacktoCricaddict