Sangram Chougule

Sangram Chougule
Mr world's in 2014, Mumbai india
Founder and Owner of the Physc Gym[1]
Personal details
Born Sangram Chougule
(1979-12-28) December 28, 1979
Kolhapur, India
Citizenship Indian
Height 5 ft 8 in (1.73 m)
Website Official website
Nickname(s) Sangram
Competition record
BodyBuilding
International achievements
1st 2012 Mr Universe
1st 2014 Mr World
2nd 2012 Mr Asia
3rd 2011 Mr Universe
3rd 2011 Mr Asia
Mr India
1st 2010 Goa
1st 2011 Bengaluru
1st 2012 Hyderabad
1st 2012 Karnataka
1st 2013 Kerala
1st 2015 Gujarat
Mr Maharashtra
1st 2009 Pune
1st 2010 Mumbai
1st 2011 Jalna
1st 2012 Pune
1st 2014 Mumbai

Sangram Chougule [2] (born December 28, 1979) is an Indian bodybuilder from Chinchwad, Pune. He won the title of Mr. Universe at the WBPF World Championship[3] in 2012 and 2014 in the 85 kg category. Sangram won the Mr. India title six times and Mr. Maharashtra five times.

Program

When he wants to bulk up, he works out for three hours. When the competition season is on, he works out for about 4–5 hours. He combines strength and cardio exercise to build muscle and to avoid fat. He runs and does yoga to balance his workouts.

His diet is focused around 5-6 solid meals containing different sources of proteins, carbohydrates and fats and then 2-3 protein shakes. Shakes are used when his body requires quick replenishment such as post-workout or early in the morning

As a part of his daily diet[4] , Sangram ensures an optimum intake of protein with less carbs and moderate fats.

Breakfast - 6 ounces of cooked chicken, 4 ounces of oatmeal, 2 whole eggs and 2 pieces of toasted brown bread. lunch - Lean proteins and complex carbs with good fats, derived from any first class protein source like cooked chicken, rice with green vegetables and two teaspoons of olive oil. dinner - Lean meat with cup of rice and boiled vegetables.

Recommendations

Sangram claims that spot reduction is mythical. He cites people who do innumerable crunches without food to build six-pack abs. Similarly, he claims that muscles need not become flabby in old age. He recommends strength training to remain youthful and cites three-times Mr. Olympia winner Frank Zane as an example.

References

  1. "PhySC Gym | Sangram Chougule". www.physcgym.com. Retrieved 2017-11-12.
  2. "Sangram Chougule - IBB - Indian Bodybuilding". IBB - Indian Bodybuilding. Retrieved 2017-11-12.
  3. PRASHER, SHANTANU (8 December 2014). "10 Bodybuilders Who Prove India's Mettle In Bodybuilding". MensXP.com. Retrieved 30 September 2017.
  4. https://www.muscleblaze.com/articles/Exercise/sangram-chougule-diet-and-workout-plan/4307
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