Bryce Harper incorporated rebar into his workouts in a new Under Armour video

Washington Nationals' Bryce Harper swings in the on-deck circle as he prepares to bat during the fourth inning of an exhibition spring training baseball game against the Houston Astros Saturday, March 3, 2018, in West Palm Beach, Fla. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson) (Jeff Roberson/AP)

By Jessica Kleinschmidt

March 24, 2018

The #NoOffseason trend appeared to take the baseball world by storm. We witnessed the workouts of Giancarlo Stanton, an Alex Bregmanpump-up video that made you want to get up off of that couch and the time Carlos Correa used José Altuveas literal weights -- we were truly blessed. This time around, Bryce Harper showed off some of his strength by using pieces of metal.
Under Armour tweeted out a video of the five-time All-Star lifting weights. But these weights were in the form of rebar:

.@Bharper3407 grew up laying down rebar in 115 degree heat with his father. Old habits are hard to break. #WEWILL pic.twitter.com/XW3aXEsbzs
— Under Armour (@UnderArmour) March 24, 2018

Like the tweet says, this seems like it's a small trip down memory lane for him.
Harper never ceases to amaze.

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