Chris Bumstead usually drops five to six pounds the night before stepping on stage at Mr. Olympia. The morning he only lost one, his team knew something was dangerously off—his body was holding water that would blur his conditioning under the bright stage lighting. That single data point triggered a full recalibration: a massive pre-show meal, salt manipulation, and legs-elevated backstage work to drive water into the muscle rather than under the skin.
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