Blessing Awodibu is in incredible shape one week out from the Indy Pro.
Blessing Awodibu is looking ready to dominate at the 2022 Indy Pro. The popular bodybuilder has been on an extended off season making improvements to be ready for the 2022 season. From his recent updates it’s clear that he’s more than ready to prove the doubters wrong in his return to action.
Sometimes it’s necessary to fall in order to rise. That’s something Blessing Awodibu had to learn during his first two competitions as an IFBB Pro League competitor. He placed third at the 2021 Indy Pro and placed even lower at the NY Pro.
It was clear something needed to change.
Luckily for Blessing he had a healthy enough ego to humble himself and take some time away from competing. Blessing is pushing himself hard during his off season and the preparation is paying off.
A Work in Progress
While his first attempt at wowing the IFBB Pro League crowd didn’t go as expected, Blessing Awodibu took the experience and grew from it. While he could have simply made excuses for his performances he decided to humble himself and go back to the drawing board.
He had called out Nick Walker as a means of building buzz and putting pressure on himself to perform. This time around it appears that Blessing Awodibu is letting his work speak for itself. With lagging body parts, particularly his legs, being the culprit that kept him from victories in 2021, Blessing has doubled down on his training. Rather than simply work on his strong points, Blessing has focused a great deal of his off season building up his weak points. Suffice it to say the consistency and hard work is reaping some hefty dividends.
Shredded Condition
With a little over a week to go until the 2022 Indy Pro, Blessing Awodibu is dialing in his training and his diet. As such the popular bodybuilder is shedding fat and water and is starting to look peeled.
His conditioning appears to be far superior to his prior stage appearances and it’s clear that he’s more than ready. Blessing Awodibu has doubled his efforts in preparation and it shows.
It’s quite clear that Blessing Awodibu has the physique to win at the Indy Pro. Still, he’ll have to show up on the night ready to perform and prove he can be a champion in the IFBB Pro League.
What do you think of Blessing Awodibu one week out from the 2022 Indy Pro?
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