3 movies after which you won’t miss your workout

3 movies after which you won’t miss your workout

Collected a selection of pictures that will show you that you can’t give up.

Everyone has days when everything falls apart and nothing works out. In such moments, there are only doubts and uncertainty in your success. Run away from such thoughts! We know 3 movies that will help you gather yourself and keep fighting.

“The Pazmanian Devil”

An American movie about the outstanding boxer Vinnie Pazienza, the role played by Miles Teller. At the end of 1991, Pazienza celebrates winning his second championship title, after which he gets into a terrible accident and is badly injured. “At that moment, all I thought about was that I would never be able to defend my world title again,” says Vinny Pazienza. The fighter is diagnosed with two fractured cervical vertebrae and partial paralysis of the left side of his torso. Vinnie miraculously survives. It would seem that all, came to an end boxing career, but he does not retreat. Pazmanian Devil does the impossible: a year after the accident, he returns to the ring.

“On Point”.

Sports drama directed by Eduard Bordunov is based on the real story of Russian athletes and was released just four years after the events described in the tape – after the 2016 Olympics. It was then that Olympic champions Yana Egoryan and Sofia Velikaya faced off in the final. Sofia flew to the Games for gold, as she had done before. She had already had two Olympics in her career, both unsuccessful, but these Games were not like the previous ones at all.

“Soul Surfer.”

American autobiographical movie about a strong girl Bethany Hamilton. Since childhood, she was fond of surfing. When she was 13 years old, a terrible tragedy happened to her: she was attacked by a shark. The girl almost died and was left without her left arm. But Bethany had incredible willpower and real character, so, despite everything, she got back on the board and began to participate in competitions as a fully healthy surfer. “In hindsight, I can say that I wouldn’t have swapped my life for anything else I think it should have been. I just accepted it for what it is,” says Bethany Hamilton.