The sport of bodybuilding is constantly evolving. Due to the growing size of athletes, IFBB came up with a solution and introduced two new categories. With the introduction of the 212 class in 2012 and the introduction of Classic Physique in 2016, IFBB hoped to level the playing field as much as possible. 

The Open Class athletes, on the other hand, as the name suggests, have no weight limit cap and are getting bigger and bigger as time passes by. One of the biggest bodybuilders in today’s lineup is 29-year-old Nick Walker. The Arnold Classic winner gave insights on how he deals with his monster physique on a daily basis in his Instagram story.

Nick Walker discloses on dealing with his huge size

Standing tall at 5’7 inches, Walker generally steps on the stage at around 250 lbs. Currently preparing for his appearance at the 2023 Mr. Olympia, Nick Walker seems like a threat to every athlete in the lineup due to the humongous size and appreciable conditioning that he presents. Walker has an astounding 22.75-inch biceps at the moment. Maintaining an active presence on social media through his daily fitness content and YouTube videos, Walker interacts with his fans now and then. 

Recently, posted another Q&A on his Instagram story where he got asked various questions related to his personal as well as professional life. Amidst many queries that the fans had for Walker, one of them inquired, “Do you ever get frustrated being so big, or does it just feel normal?” 

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While his size might be surprising for some of his fans, being a competitive bodybuilder for years now, Walker has gotten used to this. Replying to the fan’s question, Walker simply stated, “It’s pretty normal at this point lol.” However, how did Walker actually get so big? Let’s take a look at his recent post where he could be seen training biceps. 

Nick Walker gives an insight into his bicep training

In an Instagram post uploaded by Walker a few days ago, he posted a clip of him doing slow and controlled reps on bicep curls on a machine. The video led to excitement among Nick Walker’s fans as well as many others from the bodybuilding community as Nick looked absolutely unbelievable in the clip. He captioned the post by writing, “Ending day pull with the @newtech_usa, bicep curl machine, so smooth.” 

In addition to this, Walker also wrote, “Keeping track of my training on the @rpsstrength app that can be found in link tree!”

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What are your views on Walker’s 22-inch arms? Let us know in the comments.