Legendary Milos Sarchev teaches Logan Franklin how to pose properly
Becoming one of the best in any sport requires a lot of hard work, sacrifice, discipline, but also tremendous will. One of those who possess these qualities is, for example, the legendary bodybuilder Milos Sarchev. This veteran, originally from Serbia, was born in 1964 and, like Arnold Schwarzenegger, decided to move to the United States (1987), where there were better conditions for bodybuilding competitions at that time. In just two years he won the Mr. Universe title and became an IFBB professional in 1991.
In his pro debut, he immediately qualified for his first Mr. Olympia competition when he placed third at the San Jose Pro Invitational (photos below).

However, he has since competed at Mr. Olympia six more times, giving him a total of seven starts at the prestigious show. Even though Sharchev's best finish at Olympia was 10th place, after retiring in 2003, he had an incredible 72 professional IFBB starts written in his log!
This is also why he has become one of the most sought after coaches and has helped many a fighter achieve their goals. Miloš currently has Regan Grimes under his wing and we can see him this weekend 6.6. in Prague at EVLS Prague Pro 2021.
Another lucky player that Sharchev is guiding is American professional Logan Franklin. This athlete has been in the Men's Physique division since 2015. He finished his last race in this category with a fourth place finish at the 2019 Arnold Classic in Ohio. Subsequently, Logan decided to move to Men's Classic Physique, among which we saw him for the first time at the 2019 Tampa Pro (see video below).
And in just 2.5 weeks we can see Logan on stage again. This time he will be competing at the NPC Shawn Ray's Hawaiian Classic 2021. In the final stages of preparation, the Sharchev-Logan duo are fine-tuning even the smallest details. However, just yesterday Logan completed a very tough breaststroke workout under the supervision of his coach. He then advised him on posing, which is an integral part of bodybuilding work.
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