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The face of Classic Physique division is killing it in the gym days before the Mr. Olympia contest. He’s been pleasing his fans and followers with the updates and the preparation he’s been doing. In just a couple of days, the world would see who would win the title at this prestigious event. However, Chris Bumstead, who is determined to be the champion again, has already started making plans after the competition is over.
The Canadian bodybuilder posted a video on his YouTube channel that caught everyone’s attention not only because of his popularity but his collaboration with his rival bodybuilder Urs Kalecinski. They both collided for an arms workout routine. They not only drilled together, but also shared a lot of insights regarding their schedule and plans.
Chris Bumstead revealed his post-Olympia plans
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Cbum and Kalecinski shares a great bond. This isn’t the first these prominent figures have worked out together; they’ve done it in the past. But, wait have you thought about what will they do after Mr. O. What are they planning to do after the contest? Let’s find out about their big plans.
During their exercise, they delved into their plans and shared a laugh as well. Bumstead showed his hair gel, and Kalecinski started making fun of that. Then Cbum explained the benefits of the gel. Afterwards, the 28 YO said in the video that he was going to Dubai and might also visit Turkey.
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Kalecinski declared Cbum as an enemy on the stage
During his interview with Olympia TV, Kalecisnki showed his determination by saying, “He’s a great champ, but everyone is beatable and we’re going to change it this year.” The German bodybuilder further added,“There is a difference between respect and, for me, He’s the enemy, but it’s for 10-15 minutes on that stage. In my mind when I’m going to my biker, my dungeon gym where I’m training, then I have those thoughts in my head, but otherwise, I’m a very respectful guy.”
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He explains that Cbum is only his enemy on the stage and when he trains; he has no potent feelings for him. However, it will be really exciting to see how they are all going to manage this year with the changed rules in the division. Because of new rules in the classic division, Kalencinski has put on some weight to compete with Bumstead. Do you think these new rules can make a difference in the final results? Also, what do you think of their bond outside the competitive arena? Share your thoughts.
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