Golf muscleman Bryson DeChambeau, who weighed 17th at his heaviest, shows remarkable body transformation after losing 18 pounds in 24 days when doctors warned his diet could shorten his life
- Bryson DeChambeau’s dramatic weight loss was clear at the PGA Championship
- The American had previously reached 17th place as he did all he could to bulk up
- Doctors informed him that this approach was detrimental to his health
LIV Golf star Bryson DeChambeau’s dramatic weight loss came after doctors told him it could take years off his life.
The 29-year-old had previously done everything he could to build muscle in a bid to increase his power, reaching 17th place despite consuming 3,500 calories a day.
His efforts were successful, with “The Scientist” having the greatest average driving distance of the 2019-20 season at 322.1 yards.
However, he was informed last year that this approach could have serious adverse effects on his health.
Doctors found DeChambeau was ‘super inflamed’ and needed to make big adjustments to his diet, including eating more vegetables.
Bryson DeChambeau has undergone a dramatic body transformation in the past 12 months
DeChambeau weighed 17th and ate 3,500 calories a day as he focused on bulking up
Golf fans have seen him shed that weight fast with the former world number 4 showing off his transformation on social media.
He revealed that he lost 18 pounds in 24 days after receiving the revival.
And the scale of the transformation was clear when he started the U.S. PGA Championship at the Oak Hill Tests in New York on Thursday.
“I lost weight, but I didn’t lose speed in my neuromuscular system,” DeChambeau said. The telegraph.
DeChambeau’s new physique was on display as he competed in the PGA Championship
“The neurons stayed the same, the nervous system stayed the same, and the muscle density didn’t change.
“I’m telling you, I’m into fashion, and if I can get that mix of 2018 and 2020, I’ll be hard to beat that day.
“I’m finally in a place where I feel like I can play elite golf again.”
