Michal Krizo hinted at a return to the stage in eight weeks.
Michal Krizo burst onto the scene last year as a big up-and-coming talent in the Men’s Open division. He has not appeared on stage since the Olympia but recently teased a show in eight weeks during a physique update.
In July, Krizo made the jump from the IFBB Elite Pro League and NPC in hopes of becoming a the Olympia champion. He quickly earned his Pro Card during the Amateur Olympia Italy before winning the EVLS Prague Pro, which was his first show and allowed him to punch his ticket to the biggest competition of the year. Krizo finished 12th at his first Olympia and hopes to improve upon his standing.
This offseason, Krizo has targeted some improvements that need to be made in order to improve on the Olympia stage. The goal will be to qualify and then jump into the top 10 on the biggest stage.
Michal Krizo Working On Conditioning
Michal Krizo took to his Instagram story share his most recent physique update following a chest and shoulders workout. In the caption, he wrote “8 weeks” hinting at a chance to qualify for the Olympia.
Keeping with this timeframe, the Empro Classic Pro Spain will take place on June 18. It is unclear as of now which show Krizo is planning to compete in but this would stay in line with the cryptic timeline he gave.
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It was a sprint for Michal Krizo to qualify for the Olympia and prepare for the show. He has incredible mass, especially in his arms, but was not happy with the shape he entered in. Krizo was also invited to compete in the 2023 Arnold Classic but declined in order to make these improvements.
“I WILL HAVE TO PICK SMART. I’LL BE LOOKING FOR THE LEAST CONTESTED SHOWS. I WASN’T HAPPY WITH MY CONDITIONING AT THE OLYMPIA BECAUSE I KNOW I CAN COME IN MORE CONDITIONED THAT THAT. I WAS ALREADY TOO TIRED,” KRIZO SAID IN JANUARY.
When Michal Krizo qualifies for the Olympia, he will be one of the competitors that makes the Men’s Open division deep like it was last year. For now, he is focused on improving his conditioning in order to place better on stage.
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