NDO in Germany-Almir 3 Days out from the Europeans 2015

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Three days out from the 2015 European Weightlifting Championships, Arron Crawford conducts a short interview with Olympic weightlifter Almir Velagic. Almir talks about his preparation and training and about the effects and benefits No Days Off Supplements Recov Bipeptides is having as he prepares for all his major competitions.



Almir is well on track for another crack at an Olympic medal in Rio in 2016. Having placed 8th in the 2008 and 2012, the big man (148kg and 183cm) is focused and determined to bring home a medal in 2016. As a Team NDO athlete, everyone here at No Days Off Supplements is 100% behind Almir and doing what we can to help Almir to be as healthy and strong - both physically and mentally - as he possibly can so that he can hopefully fulfil his dream of one day being known as the strongest man in the world!
Almir competes in the 2015 European Weightlifting Championships at 3.00 pm Saturday April 18 German Daylight Savings Time, or CEST (Central European Summer Time).
If you haven’t seen Almir lift before, check out some of his videos on our site and on YouTube – hard edged poetry in motion. We hope everyone here will get behind him because he is a top bloke and magnificent to watch.



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