Ramon Dino’s Sharp Chest & Triceps Workout Two Weeks Out Of 2024 Olympia

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Ramon Dino is working to fine tune his physique ahead of the 2024 Olympia!

Ramon Rocha Queiroz is one of the standouts in Classic Physique hoping to win the 2024 Olympia. He is one of the favorites in the division to challenge the reigning champion. Queiroz recently hit a chest and triceps workout as he prepares to take the biggest stage in bodybuilding in just two weeks.

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Full Name: Ramon Rocha Queiroz
Weight  Height Date of Birth
231 lbs 5’11” 02/09/1995
Division Era Nationality
Classic Physique 2020 Brazilian

 

Queiroz has been extremely successful since he began competing. In 2022, Ramon appeared first at the Arnold Classic, taking second place right behind Terrence Ruffin. Then, came the 2022 Mr. Olympia, where he took 2nd place to the champion Chris Bumstead himself. This was the same result in 2023 and Ramon Dino has been hard at work hoping to dethrone the reigning five-time champion.

Bumstead has won five-consecutive Olympia titles in Classic Physique after taking the crown for the first time in 2019. Since then, he has competed once a year during this show. He won his first title by defeating Breon Ansley, who will compete in his final Classic show this year.

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Ramon Dino’s Chest & Triceps Workout

 

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The Classic Physique division has continued to grow in talent over the years. Wesley Vissers has inserted his name into the conversation after defeating Ramon Dino at the 2024 Arnold Classic. He also has been on the Mr. Olympia stage on several different occasions, and being on that stage is one of the highest honors in the sport of bodybuilding. Standing tall at 6’2” and weighing from 216 lbs to 234 lbs, the physique that Vissers has crafted has earned him a lot of respect and popularity in the bodybuilding world.

Ramon Dino has impressed many over the years with his physique and has been working to build that championship package once again.

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Greg Patuto
Greg has covered the four major sports for six years and has been featured on sites such as Sports Illustrated, Fox Sports, SB Nation, NJ.com, and FanSided. Now, he is transitioning into the world of bodybuilding and strength sports.