Basketball star Kristian Doolittle has opened up on how he stays shredded with the American small forward making an eyebrow-raising confession about his training regime. The 27-year-old, who is currently turning out for the Perth Wildcats, stands at a towering 6ft 7in tall.
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He has always had a strong and powerful figure and at the age of 12, the Oklahoma-born basketball star had size 17 shoes. During his youth, Doolittle would help his grandfather work around their backyard, lifting and carrying heavy items which helped him build muscle and strength from a young age.
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But rather bizarrely, the Oklahoma University graduate, admits he can gain muscle a lot quicker than other people but chooses not to lift weights. In fact, he admitted that should he start lifting weights again, he would struggle to manage his physique adding that he still maintains his strength through his current fitness plan.
Kristian Doolittle has lifted the lid on his fitness and nutrition regime claiming that he can gain muscle mass much faster than most other people. Doolittle said that he no longer lifts weights in the gym as it would alter his physique. 'I wouldn’t even look like a basketball player any more,' the US basketball star said to The West Australian's The Dribble Podcast when asked what would happen if he started lifting weights again.
