Kevin Levrone is attacking his weak points.

The legend of Kevin Levrone’s comeback will be one that lives on throughout the history of bodybuilding. For a man to take thirteen years off before coming back to competing at the highest levels of any sport is absolutely unheard of. But Kevin Levrone is a man who sticks by his word. He always said he would make a comeback, and while many doubted his words, he proved them wrong when he returned at the 2016 Olympia. So now that we all know that Kevin Levrone is planning on sticking around, the real question is: what does he improve on?

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For the most part Kevin Levrone was pretty well put together at the Olympia. The veteran showed some great development for only training for eight months. When you put it into perspective you have to truly commend Levrone for even being able to stand on stage with the other competitors at the Olympia. That being said, there were some clear deficiencies that he was lacking at the show.

For one, Kevin Levrone was truly undersized compared to his fellow competitors. That doesn’t mean he needs to pack on much more muscle, but it is something he needs to be cognizant of moving forward. The second area that he needs to be worried about is his leg development. Granted, he was nursing a leg injury that truly handicapped him when he stepped on stage, but Levrone is going to have to put in some extra work to get his legs in top form.

Well the man is a veteran for a reason. Levrone is already hard at work in the gym hoping to make further gains for his continued comeback. As such, he’s attacking his problem areas and making some solid gains. Take a look at Kevin Levrone’s leg development.

Staring to see more improvements. @wellnessfitnessnutrition @cardilloweightbelts @jimmysfamousmeals @musculardevelopment 8 more month journey. Committed to the finish. I’ll keep you posted weekly like I’ve promised. God be the glory ????????Special thanks to: Spine Pain Centers G. Hudson Drakes, M.D., pain specialist.

A photo posted by Kevin Levrone (@kevinlevrone) on Sep 26, 2016 at 2:29pm PDT

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