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Jake Gyllenhaal trained hard for Southpaw
Jake Gyllenhaal trained hard for Southpaw. Actor Jake Gyllenhaal was a changed man after training for the upcoming sports drama film ‘Southpaw’.
Actor Jake Gyllenhaal was a changed man after training for the upcoming sports drama film ‘Southpaw’. The 34-year-old underwent extremely rigorous training to prepare to play Billy Hope, a boxing champion who's attempting to get his life back on track, but the tough regimen didn't just transform him physically.
Gyllenhaal went from a relatively slight 147 pounds to a ripped 175 pounds in just six months, trainer Terry Claybon, who whipped Jake into shape for ‘Southpaw’, said. And they had a lot of work to do when they first met up to discuss training.
"He wasn't in any shape at all. We met at a boxing gym, and he was jumping rope. Just the way he was jumping rope, I knew we had a lot of work to do,” Claybon said. "Everything we did in training was as if he was having a professional boxing match,” he added. The film is slated to release on July 24.
