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Saturday, October 19, 2024

Hungarian bodybuilder Peter Toth

Peter Toth is a Heavyweight bodybuilder and powerlifter from Hungary. He has been involved in sports since the age of 15. He began as a combat sports athlete, practicing Kyokushin karate until he was 25, and was a competitor on the Hungarian National Team. Alongside karate, Peter also engaged in weight training due to his interest in bodybuilding. He aimed to be both muscular and skilled in combat. However, the two sports required very different types of strength training, and the intensity of weightlifting affected his ability to use his hands and feet effectively. This forced him to make a choice, and he ultimately decided to pursue bodybuilding.

The idea of competing came from the encouragement of his friends. Meanwhile, he also dabbled in powerlifting, participating in several competitions and achieving good results, but his true passion remained bodybuilding. His competition weight is over 100kg/220lb.

Date of Birth: 1985 | Height: 175cm/5'9'' | Weight: 125kg/275lb (Off-season)

Photo credits: 
- instagram.com/tothpeterkai - instagram.com/csakisti_bodybuilding_photo
- facebook.com/tothpetergym - facebook.com/gpexclusivephoto - facebook.com/DunavolgyiMediaTeam 

With Balazs Koczfan

Photo credits: 
- instagram.com/tothpeterkai - instagram.com/csakisti_bodybuilding_photo
- facebook.com/gpexclusivephoto - facebook.com/DunavolgyiMediaTeam

Tuesday, October 15, 2024

Powerful legs (4)

Massive quads are the ultimate sign of strength and balance for any bodybuilder!

See also all the previous posts: 3, 21

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