In order to avoid more seriously injuring himself, Zhang switches out the daily runs for a different kind of cardio: high-intensity kickboxing training. Doing a 6-mile run every day with no running experience, I think I might have fucked myself over."
"At the 3-mile mark, the inside of my right leg feels like something is swelling on the inside. "Every time I land, it feels like a lot more pressure on the right leg," he says. However, after just 2 weeks, he is experiencing too much pain to continue running.
To ease himself into the cardio portion of the workout, Zhang starts out running just 1 mile on the first day, then 2 miles on the second day, and so on until he has worked his way up to the full 6.2 mile / 10 km distance. The 6.2 mile run? That shit's going to fuck me up." "I'm relatively in shape, I go to the gym. One Punch Man is a superhero story, but it pokes fun at many familiar tropes and never takes itself too seriously for too long."The situp, pushups and squats, I can do," he says. He toils in obscurity and isn’t even the top-ranked hero! Saitama fights monsters and supervillains, but he also shops at the grocery store and plays video games. Saitama is the strongest character in the manga, but no one realizes it. There isn’t another series quite like it. One Punch Man occupies an interesting space in the manga realm. And if you live for the thrill, life kind of loses all excitement. If victory is always guaranteed, every fight loses its thrill.
Sounds great, right? Who wouldn’t want to be such an effective and powerful hero? As it turns out, Saitama hates being this strong. Who could have predicted that in the years to follow, that webcomic would be remade into a popular manga called One Punch Man? Twenty-three volumes and counting! This version - written by ONE and illustrated by the ultra-talented Yusuke Murata - follows Saitama, a superhero who can defeat his enemies with a single punch. Back in 2009, a creator named ONE began a webcomic about an overpowered superhero facing an existential crisis.
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