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Published 20:30 16 Sept 2020 BST

Adebayo Akinfenwa says he began lifting weights seriously after recovering from a broken leg. (Photo by Pete Norton/Getty Images)[/caption]
Akinfenwa says his decision to start lifting weights seriously began after suffering a broken leg while at Swansea. He also recalled sharing a gym with the Ospreys rugby team.
"Up until the age of 24, I wasn't a massive gym goer.
"At Swansea, we used to share the gym with the Ospreys. I remember we did a gym session together and it just kicked in my competitive edge and my love of the gym."
If you're in need of some workout inspiration, Akinfenwa's advice is simple: stick to your plan, and just get it done.
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"It's repetition, repetition is key," he says.
"It's always got to be about progression, and I feel that once you've put a plan in place, it's about executing the plan.
"Execute your plan, whatever it is. If your goal is 120, 190, 200 kilograms, that's the plan - of course you then need to execute the plan and take small steps towards it."
Adebayo Akinfenwa's choice of dream workout partner can be described as the most electrifying man in sports entertainment.
"When I did meet The Rock, and I interviewed him, we did say we were gonna have a workout session. So I'd say a workout session with The Rock would be fun - we'd get some work done.
"I saw some of his posts recently and he looks like a real beast at the moment, so I'll have to take him on in the off-season when I've got nothing to play for."
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