Chris Hemsworth reveals the secrets to his buff build

He’s the muscular Hollywood action hero who has one of the most envied physiques in the industry.

And now, Chris Hemsworth, 35, has revealed that his gruelling workouts are inspired by Australian native animals.

The hunky Australian star took to his social media pages on Saturday to share footage of himself completing a routine, which involved him channelling a range of native animals including goannas, kangaroos, koalas and even a platypus.

‘Let’s go roo boy!’ Thor star Chris Hemsworth reveals the secrets to his buff build as he goes shirtless and completes a gruelling workout inspired by Australian animals

In the video, a shirtless Chis is seen scrambling on all-fours across a tennis court as his coach, Luke Zocchi, yells: ‘Like a goanna!’

‘Bears, bears, bears!’ he adds, before Chris corrects him.

‘They’re called wombats!’ he yells.

Zocchi then yells for him to do the ‘gorilla’ move, before Chris informs him they’re actually called Kangaroos.

Get the God-like bod! The hunky Australian movie star took to social media to share footage of himself completing the routine

Get the God-like bod! The hunky Australian movie star took to social media to share footage of himself completing the routine

Animal inspiration! In the video, a shirtless Chis is seen scrambling on all-fours across a tennis court as his coach, Luke Zocchi, yells: 'Like a goanna!'

Animal inspiration! In the video, a shirtless Chis is seen scrambling on all-fours across a tennis court as his coach, Luke Zocchi, yells: ‘Like a goanna!’

‘Let’s go roo boy! Bounce, bounce, bounce!’ barks Luke.

Chris finishes the workout by running back down the court before collapsing on the ground panting.

‘Trying to lock in on my workout spirit animal for 2019,’ Chris wrote on Facebook.  

It comes after the actor’s personal trainer Luke, revealed the surprisingly simple secret behind the Chris’s super buff physique.

Trainer to the stars: Luke (pictured right) also trains Chris Pratt and Oscar-winner Cate Blanchett

Trainer to the stars: Luke (pictured right) also trains Chris Pratt and Oscar-winner Cate Blanchett

Impressive:  It comes after  Luke  revealed the Hollywood actor's surprisingly easy trick to stay shredded

Impressive:  It comes after Luke revealed the Hollywood actor’s surprisingly easy trick to stay shredded

Speaking on TODAY Extra in November, Luke said he developed a simple 20/20 workout for the star. 

Explaining the fitness regime, Luke said Chris does 20 squats and 20 push-ups each hour on the hour during their 10-hour day together.

‘Me and Bobby (Chris’s stuntman) started this,’ Luke, who also trains Chris Pratt and Oscar-winner Cate Blanchett, divulged.

Workout secrets: Speaking on TODAY Extra, Luke (pictured) said he developed a simple 20/20 workout for the star

Workout secrets: Speaking on TODAY Extra, Luke (pictured) said he developed a simple 20/20 workout for the star

‘[You need to do] 20 squats and 20 push-ups every hour on the hour for your hours at work.’

Luke also explained that he creates a different fitness regime for each character Chris may be playing.

The A-list trainer said aside from getting training right, a simple and nutritious diet is also important.

‘I think you can over-complicate things when it comes to nutrition and diet,’ he said.

Bulking up: In the past, Luke revealed Chris ate at least 3,500 calories a day, sometimes more, when he was bulking for his role in Thor 

Bulking up: In the past, Luke revealed Chris ate at least 3,500 calories a day, sometimes more, when he was bulking for his role in Thor 

‘During the day just base it out of wholefoods, cut out all the processed stuff and sugars.’

In order for Chris to keep bulked, Luke has the star on a diet of clean protein and vegetables.

His standard meal plan includes a vegetable omelette for breakfast, for lunch a light vegetable salad and dinner is fish, rice and vegetables.

In the past, Luke revealed Chris ate at least 3,500 calories a day, sometimes more, when he was bulking for his role in Thor. 

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