IFBB Pro bodybuilder and 3-time Mr. Olympia competitor Regan Grimes is currently preparing for the 2022 Arnold Classic. The prestigious competition is a mere 11 weeks away and the 28-year-old recently shared an update on his personal Instagram account.
Regan Grimes started the twelve-week training camp a week ago and the preparation going at full steam, Regan Grimes appears to be in amazing shape to potentially win the gold. Courtesy of Regan Grimes’ Instagram account, you can watch his recent picture here:
“Can you guess my weight? ONE Week of @arnoldsports prep is complete!👊🏼 We get 11 more weeks to improve and we aren’t wasting a single day. @gatsupplements #CompeteHarder #GatSport Coach @milossarcev,” Regan Grimes wrote in the caption.
Since scoring a 15th place finish at the 2021 Mr. Olympia, Regan Grimes has shown remarkable improvement and scored podium finishes in subsequent competitions as a result. The 28-year-old Canadian bodybuilder went on to win the 2021 Egypt Pro following Mr. Olympia. and also scored a third-place finish at the 2021 Prague Pro that took place on November 6th in Prague, Czech Republic.
New coach Milos Sarcev and training with bodybuilding greats like Jay Cutler and Iris Kyle seem to have put a positive impact on his career. As a result, Regan Grimes is successfully taking his career to the next level.
Regan Grimes’ leg workouts for 2022 Arnold Classic
Regan Grimes’ physique looks incredibly jacked and aesthetically appealing in the recent picture. However, more than any other muscle, his massive legs immediately grab the attention due to their roundness and fullness. Grimes recently shared leg workout videos on his Instagram account and shared some insights.
“Sometimes you just gotta do the stack!
One of my favorite exercises for building Hamstrings! We started about halfway down the stack and went up weight one pin at a time! @milossarcev Rule of thumb; if you can do 10 reps you gotta keep going up! By the final set we got the stack plus 2 insurance reps😜 How many reps do you think I can get next week? @trifecta #Trifecta #ArnoldClassic2022 @arnoldsports,” Regan Grimes wrote in the caption.
Many bodybuilders and fitness experts advise staying away from leg extensions to avoid knee pain and injuries. However, leg extensions are a part of Regan Grimes’ leg routine and he recently shared a workout idea to challenge the quads.
“Blow up the Quads with this challenge set! Mid workout just after finishing multiple sets on the plate-loaded leg Extensions we switched over to the pin loaded and banged out 💯 reps! Give this a try on your next leg day! #ArnoldClassic2022 #11WeeksOut,” Regan Grimes wrote in the caption.
After starting his pro career in the open division, Regan Grimes tested waters in the 212 division before returning to his original division. In conclusion, looking at his most recent results and preparation updates, a win at the 2022 Arnold Classic does not seem to be out of the realm of reality.
