Brie Larson is taking rowing lessons, so watch out, Winklevosses

While most of the United States is still experiencing winter, Brie Larson is out enjoying the water and making fans wonder what she’s trying to hint. Taking rowing lessons could just be some good old summer fun, or is it something so much more than that?

In the infamous line of The Social Network, Tyler Winklevoss rejects the idea of hiring the Sopranos to go after fellow Harvard ex-chum Mark Zuckerberg, “We can do that ourselves. I’m 6 feet, 5 inches, 220, and there’s two of me.” That’s the greatest line in the film, showing the character of the rowing Olympian twins Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss that Zuckerberg was accused of cheating out of Facebook. Does Larson have to worry about their wrath since she’s stepping into their sport?

Not hardly, but it is known that when the Captain Marvel actress puts in the work, she exercises like an Olympian. As hard as she trains, she could probably represent the United States in several sports, like archery and boxing. She often has bruises to show for it as Yahoo! Sports recently reported. Now, she’s taking on rowing and she’s showing off with a beautiful sun setting on a recent lesson.

Having Captain Marvel on the team would definitely be a disadvantage in any rowing competition from the college-level to the Olympics.

She’s most likely just having fun, but stans always expect the most spectacular outcomes when their favorite actress gets into something new.

Not everyone’s rowing experience can be as good as a perfectly-paced rowboat gliding across the calm water with the sun setting beautifully behind them.

Diehard fans might act like they’re joking, but they’re serious when it comes to thinking Captain Marvel could do the Olympics without a problem.

On a more realistic tip, is she preparing for a new role where she has to row for her life or win a race?

If there is one thing to take from this, Brie Larson is showing her fans how to enjoy life in their downtime. Something they should be taking to heart when they see her trying something new.