The singer says it is a friendly competition to give each other an extra push, reported People magazine.
"There's definitely a rivalry -- there's no question. We just like giving each other that push. That community really helps. It creates a really good energy. So Joe and I are really embracing that gym culture," Nick says.
The "Jealous" hitmaker says his 27-year-old brother makes for a good work out partner as they are both pursing different goals with their exercise regimes.
"There are areas where Joe really excels and other where I really excel. I just hate cardio and Joe really loves it. He likes to run and do other things like that. For me, I like to push myself with pushing heaving weight and doing that stuff.
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