Erling Haaland Workout

30 Jul 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief fitness clip, Speaker A voices hesitation about exercising, while Eric Roberts uses the example of football star Erling Haaland to illustrate that motivation is scarce and should not dictate workout habits. Roberts cites a rough breakdown of workout moods—only 2 out of 10 sessions feel motivating, 3 feel painful, and 5 feel indifferent—concluding that most workouts occur when you’re not motivated. He urges viewers to train even when tired, unmotivated, or short on time, emphasizing that any effort beats none, and ends with a prompt to follow for more fitness advice.

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Do I wanna do this? No, I don't. Will I do it? Yeah. Am I doing it? Yeah. Because why not? It's good for my body.
If Haaland doesn't wanna do his workout, you damn sure won't want to do your workout every day either. Out of every 10 workouts, 2 out of 10 you'll be motivated to do, 3 out of 10 you'd rather get kicked in the private parts, And 5 out of 10 will just be a meh. That means 8 out of 10 times you really won't want to work out. So if you only do your workouts when you're motivated, you will not make any progress. So do it even if you're tired, unmotivated, short on time, because doing something is always better than doing nothing. And follow for more fitness advice.