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However, he would be good at performing them.
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Actually, cutting isn’t the only way to do it, you can also block the tubes. He can’t heal from a blockage. >

Off course he can, he pushes bullets out of his body. Why wouldn’t he push blockages? >

Pushing out bullets from your pecs? Cool.
Pushing out blockages from anywhere in the pelvis area? Ouch. Please no. >

He could do it but I bet he'd have a real awkward stance and expression for few minutes >

It must be easy for Wolverine to stay jacked. He recovers from every set instantly. He could get months worth of workouts in a day. >

When I was way into marvel I remember reading that this is how wolverine is so super strong. 
His upper limit is different from humans and he can push himself further then recover like no big deal. Something like that. May the experts in nerdom correct me if I'm wrong. >

I could see that.  The idea of building muscles is effectively tearing them and then more grow…now add in a super fast healing system… >

Hmmm, that's food for thought.. Wolverine walking in to a doctor's office saying I need a vasectomy so Jean Grey doesn't have phoenix wolverine babies.. >

There's a plotline in Preacher where the vampire character is tortured by being repeatedly circumcised. >

He should be glad deadpool isn't around. It'd be castration instead. >

That wouldn't work either, they'd just grow back. We'd be knee-deep in Wolverine's nads in a few hours. >

Would they regrow or would it heal over?