Hunter Labrada is breaking personal records.
Looking to set potentially become the future of the Open Bodybuilding division, Hunter Labrada isn’t resting on his laurels. Son of the legend Lee Labrada, Hunter is already carving out his own name in the bodybuilding space.
With his impressive showing at the Tampa Pro, Hunter Labrada earned his place on stage at the 2020 Olympia. With the kind of potential this young man possesses, he’ll certainly be one to watch at the event.
Heading into the Olympia, Hunter Labrada is putting in some hard work in training hoping to bring his best to the stage. His latest training video shows the young up and comer setting some personal records in the gym.
“Another pull day, another 2 pr’s in the book?
Rack pulls: 545 + 220lbs band tension x 5 reps (wanted the 6th soooo damn bad, wasn’t happening, world went dark?), for a 1 rep pr.
Barbell rows: 385 x 11 + 1 sloppy one, for a 2 rep pr (9 plus a sloppy one last time)
This is what I love about bodybuilding. Then never ending process of setting your standard, and then beating it. Very few feelings are more satisfactory than knowing you’re better than last time??”
How do you think Hunter Labrada will do at the 2020 Olympia?
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