Vladimir Guerrero Jr.s Trainer Reveals Toronto Blue Jays Star Lost Over 20 Pounds in Just One Month

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. needs no introduction in Major League Baseball. Since a very young age, Vladdy has established himself as one of the most consistent hitters of the game. His hits are so clean that most of the time he sends the ball out of the park.

Right now, there is probably no other player in MLB who can hit the ball as Vladdy does. However, the Blue Jays star has not developed this hitting power and technique overnight. Recently, Guerrero’s trainer revealed that during the MLB lockout, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. lost over 20 pounds of his weight.

Considering that the regular season will start in a few days, Vladdy is all set to have a powerful season in 2022.

Toronto Blue Jays star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. lost tons of weight ahead of the regular season

Guerrero had one of the best seasons in 2021. He hit jointly most home runs (48) in the last season. And once again, Vladdy is all set to have a similar or even better season in 2022.

Earlier during the 2021 season, despite playing exceptionally well, his fitness was a major concern for the Toronto Blue Jays. But this time the Blue Jays’ first baseman will not give any chance to his critiques, as he has lost over 20 pounds, preparing for the season.

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Recently, Guerrero’s personal trainer revealed that he helped Vladdy to lose a total of 22 pounds of his weight. According to Jose Fortuna (Vladdy’s trainer), Vladdy achieved the remarkable feat in just one month.

Taking to Instagram, Fortuna shared a photo of Guerrero and thanked God for giving him the opportunity to work with the 23-year-old. He revealed that within a month, Vladdy was able to drop his weight from 261 lbs to 239 lbs, a total of 22 lbs.

“In just one month, we achieved the goal we set for ourselves to. With all of Vladimir’s hard work and dedication, he was able to drop from 261lbs to 239lbs,” wrote Guerrero’s trainer.