Fitness is always about consistent training and grinding intensely throughout the year. However, what most people do not know is the fact that even bodybuilders do not find themselves being their most productive selves all the time. The winner of 2023 Mr. Olympia Men’s Physique, Ryan Terry recently talked about one such instance.

The 35-year-old bodybuilder, Ryan Terry has been in the field of bodybuilding for a decade now. During this time he has been the talk of the town several times. After winning this year’s Mr. Olympia however, the bodybuilder revealed his recent inconsistency with training.

Ryan Terry’s revelation about work commitments

In his post, Ryan Terry disclosed how after his Olympia appearance he wasn’t strictly consistent with his habitual fitness regime. He stated, “Since the Olympia, I’ve been quite inconsistent for the first time in my life.. work life commitments have taken precedence and trying to get @rtfitness__ to a finish point that I can be proud of and ready to open up to the world has been a real struggle.” According to the bodybuilder, he has been busy ensuring that his venture RT Fit, which is set to open its doors in January, will be up and running soon.

However, with a new year coming up, the bodybuilder also revealed his intentions of getting back on track. He talked about how he is aware that the title he holds needs a lot of training and hard labor to keep it for himself since a lot of others would be vying for it soon. He further wrote, “We are nearly there now though and I am more than ready to get back into my routine and hit the new year hard.”

Participating in the Mr. Olympia has always been a humongous responsibility and leads to major mental pressure. Ryan Terry initially thought that the 2023 Mr. Olympia was going to be his last Mr. Olympia in 2023, as he revealed not long ago.

Ryan Terry’s initial plans with Mr. Olympia

Although Terry had won almost all the goals he had dreamed of in his bodybuilding career, Mr. Olympia was the one title that eluded him. Before winning the title this year, he was planning to leave his Olympia journey. He revealed in one of his posts, “I’ll be honest, and that is something not spoken of yet was this was going to be my last Olympia and I always said to my wife and everybody around me.”

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Bodybuilding has always required its participant’s major time. This had denied Ryan Terry much-needed time with his family. Hence, Terry has disclosed before how he planned to quit pursuing Mr. Olympia to spend more time with them. However, as the bodybuilder has won his first ever Mr. Olympia, he seems eager to get back to his training.

Do he would try harder to retain his title? Let us know in the comments below.

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