The Science Of: How Batman Overcomes His Limits

How does Batman overcome his mental and physical limits, pushing himself to new extremes for a human being. Here's the science behind how this process occurs and exactly how it can be done!

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[Jason-wped]

One thing I love about this channel is that I go into these Batman videos with the intention of learning a cool nerdy fact about my favorite hero & leave with knowledge of real life science & an inspirational message I needed.

[PrinceBayne]

The core lesson I learned from Batman and other fictional heroes is that a man is capable of anything with an idea and strong discipline

[tarokitano]

'The successful warrior is the average man, with laser-like focus. ' -Bruce Lee🐉🦇

[moritakaishida]

I believe almost anyone can continue to grow and learn if they choose to, but I don't believe in stoicism or "bootstraps mentality" sometimes real life just does hold certain people back... it's dependent on alot of factors

[tricktheorists]

Good to see you all!
Being human is tough but Batman (and us too) can overcome any limit... physical and mental... here's how!

[TheWalkingNuke]

Peak content, I always save Batman Breakdowns from you.

[rockjrwelterweight]

Bro we need Batman content everyday yo

[HashbrownGokusan]

I needed to hear this.
I have to focus. Stay on task.
Grow my brain.

[EST]

The best thing about this is that it seems like a science fact at a glance but is mostly an inspirational message

[TAURUSHILL]

To me, this is by far your best video‼️💢 Keep up the SPECTACULAR work‼️💢

[hOtneO]

My theory as to why over the many years, people overwhelmingly resonate with Batman's world more than Superman or any other comic IP, is these characters both the hero and the villain are experts and look at how many PhDs are in the rogues gallery: Mr. Freeze, Poison Ivy, Scarecrow, Dr Strange, Hush and Batman must have several PhD in various concentrations.

[pepperpeterpiperpickled]

I'd say Batman's only real power isn't "money, it's the power to not make excuses.

I knew a woman who said she was told to study in order to improve her life, and instead of finding ways to do so, she made excuse after excuse as to why she couldnt.

[lessonsfromfilms]

If he only kept training till he was bald, 100 push-ups, 100 pull-ups, 100 squats and a 10 KM run every single day then he'd be truly super. We'd have Saitama Wayne, I wonder if such kind of universe exists a Batman with the powers of Saitama, a one punch batman😂😂😂

[MuhammadAli-qvot]

I think one big flaw of his character writing is the fact that he can move the way he does and fight ppl like killer kroc because of hos pure will and discipline and work ethic. I think the writers should have explained how his suit is made of strong metal (ex vibranium from marvel) plus an exoskeleton in hos suit that allows him to move like a super human. It makes it more realistic.

Look at iron man in marvel. His character writing makes sense cuz his suit is the crutch. His suit allows him to do watever.

[SuparNerd]

Anyone know the comic at 5:24? The one where a teacher tries to make Bruce kill in the hole. Sounds great and would love to read.

[CommanderShepard-wqwo]

0:40

Big oooof! If you ever intend to do a shoulder press. Never, ever allow the bar to pass behind your head.

Otherwise you’ll end up with two broken/dislocated shoulders. Idk what the artist was smoking/drinking

[jamescampbell]

Another character who was a Batman archetype was Doc Savage look him up Doc premiered before Batman 1931 for Doc. Another is the original Nick Carter character from the latter half of the 19th and early 20th century His skilled teammates and adversaries would make Batman or Doc Savage proud.

[Philippos-ev]

Can you do the science behind captain America super soldier serum

[shoko]

did you took the thumbnail from the game AOV lol

[mrwestwood]

Use science to explain his superhuman endurance