Conditioning in bodybuilding can be a tricky balancing act.
Bodybuilding is kind of like a science experiment. Well, it is a science experiment, one utilizing the human body as a subject. It requires so many different and intricate processes to ensure that a high level bodybuilder peaks at the proper time.
Many fans and experts at the Chicago Pro thought that Sergio Oliva Jr. would be a shoe-in for victory. After his impressive performance at the 2017 New York Pro, Sergio Oliva Jr. has shown a great deal of promise, many believing he could be the future at Open Weight. However, Oliva Jr.’s conditioning wasn’t the absolute best at the show forcing him to take second place to Michael Lockett.
Since the show, Sergio Oliva Jr. has taken to Instagram to clear up the reasoning for his performance at the Chicago Pro, specifically touching on the intricacies involved in conditioning.
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