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Welcome to Captain Kohli's gym. Seize the day, RCB tweeted. - Twitter
Welcome to Captain Kohli's gym. Seize the day, RCB tweeted. - Twitter

Dubai - Kohli's determination and dedication has been a source of inspiration for sportspersons across the globe.

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Published: Wed 26 Aug 2020, 7:02 PM

Last updated: Wed 26 Aug 2020, 9:09 PM

Just like his love to accumulate runs and victories for India on the field, Virat Kohli's passion for fitness is no secret.
The India captain, who is leading the Royal Challengers Bangalore team in the IPL has time and again emphasized the importance of staying fit to compete at the highest level.
Rated among one the fittest cricketer, Kohli is training hard in the hunt for the elusive IPL trophy. Kohli's determination and dedication has been a source of inspiration for sportspersons across the globe.

And it was no surprise when RCB posted a picture of Kohli training from his hotel room only the next day of his arrival in the UAE.
RCB took to twitter to share Kohli's photograph with the caption: "No days off for Captain Kohli!"
On Wednesday, RCB posted another video of Kohli working out in his hotel as the team serves the six-day quarantine period.
"Welcome to Captain Kohli's gym. Seize the day," RCB captioned the post, Hindustan Times reported.
In the video, Kohli can be seen doing a series of push-ups and other forms of workout with dumbbells.
With the Indian cricketing stars returning to play cricket next month when the IPL kicks off from September 19, a major concern is how fit will all the players be. This is because most of the cricketers have not played any competitive cricket in the past few months due to Covid-19 pandemic.


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