(Fitness, Math) Back to the Grind

fellow adventurers! Imagine stepping back into your home after an epic journey – in my case, a whirlwind adventure that took me far from the familiar comfort of Metropolis. The suitcase is unpacked, the souvenirs are scattered, and that post-vacation fog is slowly lifting. But you know what? There’s something magical about returning to your routine, especially when that routine involves transforming into the best version of yourself.

Today, we’re diving back into our fitness sanctuary – the gym. Not just any workout, but a superhero-level, three-hour epic that’ll make even Superman proud. We’re about to turn those vacation memories into pure, powerful energy.

Workout Breakdown

Duration: 3 hours
Focus: Full-body superhero transformation
Mindset: You just landed back home, ready to reclaim your strength and purpose

Let’s do this!

Superman’s Mathematical Challenge Post - Workout

Word Problems

1. Superman flew 247 miles to rescue a cat from a tall building. If he had already traveled 136 miles before this rescue, how many total miles did he fly?

2. Lois Lane bought 24 notebooks for the Daily Planet newsroom. If each notebook costs $3.50, how much did she spend in total?

3. Clark Kent has 45 superhero action figures. He wants to divide them equally among 5 display cases. How many action figures will be in each case?

4. The Fortress of Solitude has 168 crystal storage units. If Superman uses 36 units for his personal items, how many units remain empty?

5. Jimmy Olsen collected 456 photographs. He wants to create photo albums with 12 photos in each. How many complete albums can he make?

6. Superman lifts a 1,250-pound spacecraft. If he can carry 3 times this weight, how many pounds can he lift in total?

7. Metropolis has 3,456 citizens. If Superman saves 1/4 of the population from a potential disaster, how many citizens did he rescue?

8. The Daily Planet receives 225 newspapers. If they distribute 15 newspapers to each neighborhood, how many neighborhoods will receive newspapers?

9. Clark Kent has 72 superhero comic books. He wants to share them equally among 6 of his friends. How many comic books will each friend receive?

10. A kryptonite crystal is 5.6 inches long. If Superman has 14 of these crystals, what is the total length of all crystals combined?

11. The Batmobile travels 42 miles per hour. If it runs for 3.5 hours, how far will it travel?

12. Lex Luthor has 360 evil robot parts. If he can create a complete robot with 45 parts, how many complete robots can he make?

13. Superman flies at 500 miles per hour. If he travels for 2.4 hours, how many miles will he cover?

14. The Daily Planet has 180 pencils. If each reporter uses 12 pencils, how many reporters can get pencils?

15. A superhero costume requires 2.5 yards of fabric. If Superman needs 7 costumes, how many yards of fabric will he need?

16. Metropolis has 864 street lights. If 1/3 of them are not working, how many street lights are functional?

17. Clark Kent earns $24 per article. If he writes 15 articles in a month, how much money will he earn?

18. A superhero training room has 240 exercise mats. If they are arranged in 8 equal rows, how many mats are in each row?

19. Superman can lift 3,600 pounds. If he carries 1/4 of this weight, how many pounds is he lifting?

20. The Fortress of Solitude has 504 communication crystals. If Superman uses 126 crystals, how many remain unused?