Survivor of Over 40 Surgeries, Bodybuilding Veteran Had the Ultimate One-Word Compliment for Adaptive Athlete

Amputee bodybuilders are breaking barriers and defying limitations in competitive bodybuilding. These resolute athletes have triumphed over the loss of a limb and are not only changing their own lives but also motivating others with their incredible physical accomplishments.

Flex Wheeler, 4x Arnold Classic champion and amputee himself, recently posted a video on his Instagram story, showcasing a young female amputee bodybuilder lifting weights. Consequently, this caught the attention of numerous bodybuilding enthusiasts.

Flex Wheeler’s Praise: #NoExcuses for Louise Hawkins

In the video, Louise Hawkins, a young woman with one arm, skillfully performs a ‘Hang Power Clean.’ The Sultan of Symmetry praises her by stating, “Wow! #no excuses,” emphasizing her impressive abilities. Boasting over 78k followers on Instagram, Louise Hawkins actively engages as an athlete, personal trainer, and online coach. In the caption Louise assertively stated, “There is no greater challenge than the challenge to improve yourself”.

The veteran bodybuilder who survived more than 40 surgeries sharing her video swiftly garnered a broad audience. As a result, numerous individuals applauded the courageous woman for her perseverance and determination in performing such challenging exercises, regardless of her limitations.

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In October 2019, doctors amputated a part of Wheeler’s right leg due to a persistent health problem. The former IFFB-Pro revealed in a public statement that the choice to remove part of his leg stemmed from worsening circulation issues, which had become life-threatening.

Flex Wheeler’s commitment to empowering people

Although Wheeler faced serious health setbacks, he persevered in his pursuit of fitness. Even though he may not reach his peak bodybuilder status again, the 57-year-old veteran bodybuilder successfully continues to lift weights, adeptly using his prosthetic leg. Not only does the uncrowned king excel in bodybuilding, but he also thrives as a successful trainer and motivational figure. He actively helps people achieve their goals.

In a previous Instagram post, the former Olympia runner-up and his team expressed their strong passion for assisting elderly individuals who might struggle with maintaining energy levels throughout the day. They aim to help those who have difficulties climbing stairs, walking around amusement parks all day, and engaging in playtime with their children without experiencing pain or fatigue.

Wheeler has consistently shared motivational content from other amputees on his Instagram, actively supporting those who overcome their limitations to achieve their goals.

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