The photograph captures a dimly lit, cavernous underground gym—a space built within an old warehouse. The concrete walls are stained with sweat and years of activity, echoing with the ghosts of countless workouts. Thick steel beams crisscross overhead, partially obscuring the minimal lighting which consists of harsh industrial floodlights casting long shadows across the room. Dust motes dance in the light beams. A single spotlight focuses on a makeshift platform where three figures are engaged in an intense ritualistic movement session that blends elements of capoeira and parkour. The lead figure is Lucasgilmbt, powerfully built with intricate tribal tattoos covering his arms; he’s directing the movements with fierce intensity. Beside him stands Juliorocha, observing intently while offering subtle corrections. Mahamudras are painted in vibrant colors—gold, crimson, deep indigo—on their exposed skin and on strategically placed canvases leaning against the walls - symbols of strength and resilience. A chalkboard covered in complex equations, diagrams of human anatomy, and handwritten phrases like 'dos,' 'vai,' 'hoje,' 'participao,' 'sobre' (a sense of urgency or purpose), and 'bombar’ (to explode with energy) are visible behind them. A digital timer displays 'Volts' – seemingly counting down to something significant. The atmosphere is thick with anticipation, a palpable blend of raw physicality, spiritual focus, and competitive tension. The presence of ‘participao’ suggests a shared goal or competition being prepared for. The entire scene feels like a secret society dedicated to physical mastery and pushing the boundaries of human potential.