Russian bodybuilder GoodVito has made the move to Brazil.
It looks like popular bodybuilder Vitaliy Ulgonikov, better known as GoodVito, is moving to Brazil. The Russian bodybuilder is looking to make a big change and compete in the NPC and eventually the IFBB Pro League. It appears that his desire to be the best in the world is the reason for such a drastic move.
In order to become number one an individual must have several qualities. You have to have discipline, something that is nonnegotiable. You must also be willing to sacrifice in some way in order to obtain your ultimate goal. The sacrifice could be anything from sacrificing your time to getting outside your comfort zone and trying something new. It appears that Russian bodybuilder GoodVito has decided to do the latter.
Looking to become an IFBB pro and the best bodybuilder in the world, GoodVito has decided to take a different approach. That’s no small task, becoming the best of the best. The Russian bodybuilder decided to get outside his comfort zone and start fresh.
Big Move
GoodVito has moved to Brazil leaving his native Russia. The bodybuilder recently posted about the move on his Instagram page.
Friends, I arrived in Brazil 🇧🇷, thanks for your hospitality. I will make a video in Portuguese. what are you interested in knowing?🤝
I came to Brazil, my goal is to improve my form and put it in pro tournaments. @ugrinovv and I have a lot of work to do. In the near future I will tell you more about my move and general preparation plans. In the meantime, you can write your questions in the comments, I will try to answer them 🤝
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This move is no doubt a major transition for GoodVito. The change of scenery and culture could exactly what he needed to become a top level pro. There will no doubt be more opportunities for him to compete in NPC and eventually IFBB shows. Time will tell if the move will produce benefits or drawbacks.
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