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The Science of How Powerful Is Batman? (The Batman)

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What would Batman's training routine and diet look like?

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What would Batman's training routine and diet look like?

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What Would BATMANS TRAINING ROUTINE & Diet Plan Actually Look Like?

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Batman | The Batmobile Documentary Livestream | Warner Bros. Entertainment

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Batman | The Batmobile Documentary Livestream | Warner Bros. Entertainment

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Batman | The Batmobile Documentary Livestream | Warner Bros. Entertainment

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Evolution of Batmobile & Batplane 1949-2022

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The Batmobile | The Batman (2022) Blu Ray Featurettes

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Batman Returns | The Evolution of the Batsuit | Warner Bros. Entertainment

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Mr Evans talks about the Science behind Batman's Grappling Hook. Special guest to introduce it!

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REAL Batman Gadgets! (Hacksmith Vault #2)

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REAL Batman Gadgets! (Hacksmith Vault #2)

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Batman v Superman Secrets: Tech Cowl, Grappling Gun and Batarang

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Batman v Superman Secrets: Tech Cowl, Grappling Gun and Batarang

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Batman v Superman Secrets: Tech Cowl, Grappling Gun and Batarang

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8: A Good tailor... Estimating a 'day one' Bruce Wayne to be six-foot-two and 185 pounds with a below-average body-fat ratio of 20% and a body mass index of 26%, our hero is set to undergo some impressive physiological changes as he trains his way to scum-busting Dark Knight. After about 15 years of training, 'Batman-era' Wayne is likely to weigh 210 pounds with 10% body fat and an extra 40 pounds of muscle, and will have far greater bone density.

7: Fast reactions... This gruelling, decades-long regimen of training will yield the reaction-times necessary to punch a goon's lights out without even turning round: "There is evidence that experts in something like football or hockey have an improved ability to perceive movement in time," says Zehr. "It's almost like their nervous systems become more efficient."

6: A hot milky drink... The professor declares that Wayne's double-life would take a tremendous toll on his circadian rhythm and ability to function: "He's going to be really tired, actually, unless he can shift himself over to just being up at night." Trying to grab daytime power-naps after a hard night laying into the Joker isn't quite going to be adequate, wreaking havoc with the playboy's quality and duration of sleep.

5: A break! Zehr criticises the way the Batman movies and comics show the Dark Knight getting a superlative pummelling and then trundling back out for more the following night. "Most of the time, in the comics and in the movies, even when he wins, he usually winds up taking a pretty good beating. There's a real failure to show the cumulative effect of that."

4: A retirement plan... The Batman that comes out of retirement in Frank Miller's Dark Knight is an unrealistic proposition, apparently: "Somewhere around age 50 to 55, he should probably retire. His performance is going down. He's always facing younger adversaries...it's really hard to become Batman in the first place, and it's hard to maintain it when you get there."

3: A hanky and a shoulder to cry on... The repeated blows aimed at Batman's head indicate the possibility of concussion and subsequent depression in the long term. "in reality, that would be a very likely outcome." Says Zehr "These things would definitely add up." Zehr concedes, however, that Batman mythology has never allowed that these KER-SPLATS on the Bat-noggin could send Batman batty. There's always Alfred to pick up the pieces, anyway...

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8: A Good tailor... Estimating a 'day one' Bruce Wayne to be six-foot-two and 185 pounds with a below-average body-fat ratio of 20% and a body mass index of 26%, our hero is set to undergo some impressive physiological changes as he trains his way to scum-busting Dark Knight.

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How to Become Batman: Science Friction Ep 15

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How to Become Batman: Science Friction Ep 15

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How to Become Batman: Science Friction Ep 15

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The Batman Technology - Documentary Films

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A Psychoanalysis of Bruce Wayne (Batman)

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A Psychoanalysis of Bruce Wayne (Batman)

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A Psychoanalysis of Bruce Wayne (Batman)

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How Does BATMAN’S Cape Glide? (Because Science w/ Kyle Hill)

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How Does BATMAN’S Cape Glide? (Because Science w/ Kyle Hill)

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How Does BATMAN’S Cape Glide? (Because Science w/ Kyle Hill)

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Why Batman's Grappling Hook Should Kill More People (Because Science w/ Kyle Hill)

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Why Batman's Grappling Hook Should Kill More People (Because Science w/ Kyle Hill)

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Why Batman's Grappling Hook Should Kill More People (Because Science w/ Kyle Hill)