His latest film Extraction 2 is just weeks away from shooting.
And Chris Hemsworth is putting in the last-minute physical work to get into peak shape for his latest action film.
The 38-year-old posted a workout picture to Instagram on Monday showing him working out on a cable machine while displaying numerous popping veins.
Action man: Chris Hemsworth is putting in the last-minute physical work to get into shape for his latest action film
'Six weeks out from shooting on Extraction 2 feelin good and ready,' the father-of-three captioned the post.
It comes after Chris hit the weights for a different reason last Sunday, with the Thor star admitting he needed a lift after 'a few too many celebratory drinks over the weekend.'
'Woke up this morning, motivation levels at an all-time-low. A bit flat, a little dusty,' he told his Instagram followers.
New role: 'Six weeks out from shooting on Extraction 2 feelin good and ready,' the father-of-three captioned the post. Pictured here in Extraction
Dusting off the weights: Chris Hemsworth, 38, (pictured) performed a brutal workout on Sunday after admitting he needed a lift after 'a few too many celebratory drinks over the weekend'
However the actor said he was determined to 'sweat out the demons' and so put his body through a gruelling workout.
He then outlined his routine, which included lunges, ball slams, push ups and chin ups.
'And now I feel a hundred percent,' the actor revealed, before showing video of the high intensity routine.
Sweat it out! 'Woke up this morning, motivation levels at an all-time-low. A bit flat, a little dusty,' the beefy Hollywood star told his Instagram followers
Exercise or exorcism? The actor said he was determined to 'sweat out the demons' and so put his body through a gruelling workout
One of Chris' many upcoming film roles is in the latest instalment of George Miller's iconic Mad Max series.
Mad Max will be making a return to its roots after it was announced that filming for the latest instalment, Furiosa, would take place in Broken Hill, NSW, next April.
Peter Price, who is the owner of the nearby Silverton hotel, revealed his excitement about the high-octane series coming back to the outback region in an interview with Weekend Today
