He's been doing push-ups while Northland burlesque dancers perform the can-can and even to the sound of himself singing while playing the keyboard - all to raise awareness about suicide.
For the past 10 days Whangarei man Tim Bell has been videoing himself while he does push-ups as part of an initiative encouraging punters to do 22 push-ups per day for 22 days for suicide awareness.
It stems from a global movement called #22KILL which was started in 2013 after statistics revealed an average of 22 veterans commit suicide every day.
Mr Bell decided to become involved after being nominated by his friend Isaac Bell, who was nominated by Northland musician Troy Kingi.
"My cousin committed suicide a few months back and we've got a massive suicide problem here in Northland and the conversation is still pretty taboo. It needs to be something that is talked about, not as an informative thing, it needs to be an inclusive conversation that we have with particularly young people. The ones who don't reach out or talk are the ones who go and kill themselves," he said.