Still making gains with little resources.

Bodybuilders in western countries tend to take things for granted when it comes to building their bodies. So many people head to the gym and makes complaints about the fact that they can’t get on their favorite machine. “This guy’s hogging the bench press” or “he’s taking a million years in the squat rack.” The reality is that you sound like a child. Consider for a moment if you were unable to even train at all. How exactly would you deal with the situation then? For the avid bodybuilders in Kenya there’s only one option at hand: to roll with the punches and make the most of what the have.

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Kenya isn’t usually a country that you’d associate with bodybuilding. For the most part people in their narrow worldview look at Kenya as a country that produces long distance runners and not much else. But the reality is that there are quite a few Kenyan individuals who wish to pursue bodybuilding as not just a hobby, but as a legitimate profession. But unfortunately most Kenyan bodybuilders don’t have much of an avenue to join the pro circuit.

Where a bodybuilder in a more privileged country may have access to a ton of different gyms, Kenyan citizens don’t have much in the way of options when it comes to gym selection or even equipment. Yet the passion and drive they possess to sculpt a powerful physique is still strong and unwavering. The video below highlights just a few of the issues that Kenyan bodybuilders face in terms of getting the best training and the difficulties in pursuing bodybuilding.

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