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Now Meet Your Trainer Dror Okavi...
http://www.drorokavi.com
Born December 28th, 1978 in Bet Halevi, Israel.
Is a personal trainer and fitness model who won Mr. Israel twice at age 22.
6'1" and 195lbs, Okavi’s biggest inspiration growing up was Arnold Schwarzenegger. At the age of 15, as a young athlete, he already knew that he wanted to be as strong and famous as his role model, Arnold. At age of 16 Dror began his training in the gym for the first time.
There he met his trainer/nutritionist Yair Lav. Yair saw great potential in Dror and showed him the correct way of working out. Dror learned quickly and working out became his passion.
At the age of 18, Dror joined in the Israeli Army and served his country for three years. While in the army, he was in charge of physical training. He implemented a strenuous workout that was incorporated with their military training,
After leaving the army he went right back to the gym, and trained intensely for the Mr. Israel competition. With the help of Yair Lav and Kobi Ezra he was more determine then ever to win the championship.
Dror won his first Mr. Israel title when he was just 21 years old.
Dror became a personal trainer and did some modeling for the next few years before he decided to come to the U.S. in 2004.
