Elite prepared Athlete Danny Luscombe wins and qualifies for British finals!

July 13, 2017/in Articles /by eliteadmin

After knowing Danny as a friend and customer for several years we worked on Danny’s first show in 2016. Having only 3 weeks to work together it was tight but Danny managed to secure 1st place in both the first timers and 70kg classes.

Roll on to 2017 and onto the UKBFF ZKK July show. This time there was a longer period to work together and implement some proper procedures for food and training. The aim was to keep things simple, have a very dry, granite like condition and be ready two weeks in advance so no need for any last minute panic. Danny responded very well to the diet and huge changes were made after only 6 weeks dieting. These pictures represent only a 3kg difference.

The last three weeks were basically dialling him in making small adjustments each week. The end result was a another first place finish and arguably the best conditioning at the show

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Elite prepared Athlete Danny Luscombe wins and qualifies for British finals!

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