Profile

Facts:

Date and Place of Birth: June 4, 1980 – Zábřeh na Moravě, Czech Republic

Residence: Prague, Czech Republic

Occupation: Personal Trainer

Education:

  • 1994–1997 – Secondary Vocational School of Construction, Šumperk – Sheet Metal Worker
  • 2003 – Petr Stach Coaching Academy
  • 2003–2004 – J. A. Comenius Language School, Prague – English Language Studies
  • 2010–2013 – Kvarta Secondary Vocational School – Business Administration

Height: 173 cm (5 ft 8 in)

First Competition: 1996 – Czech Republic Championships (Younger Teenage Division), Havířov – 4th Place Overall

Professional Debut: June 2012 – Toronto Pro Supershow – 1st Place

Nutrition Coach: George Farah (2014–2020)


Competition History

2020

63/ Mr. Olympia 2020 – Orlando, Florida, USA – 11th place

62/ European Pro – Alicante, Spain – 2nd place + qualified for Mr. Olympia 2020

2019

61/ Wings of Strength Romania – Bucharest, Romania – 6th place

60/ Fit Parade Pro – Budapest, Hungary – 3rd place

59/ Yamamoto Cup – Padua, Italy – 3rd place

58/ Mr. Olympia – Las Vegas, USA – 8th place

57/ Tampa Pro – Florida, USA – 4th place

56/ Portugal Pro – Lisbon, Portugal – 2nd place

55/ Vancouver Pro – Vancouver, Canada – 3rd place

54/ Chicago Pro – Chicago, USA – 4th place

2018

53/ EVLS Prague Pro – Prague, Czech Republic – 3rd place

52/ Mr. Olympia – Las Vegas, USA – 12th place

51/ Vancouver Pro – Vancouver, Canada – 1st place + qualified for Mr. Olympia 2018

50/ Arnold Classic Australia – Melbourne, Australia – 4th place

49/ Arnold Classic – Columbus, Ohio, USA – 9th place

2017

48/ EVLS Prague Pro – Prague, Czech Republic – 5th place

47/ Mr. Olympia – Las Vegas, USA – 12th place

46/ Arnold Classic South America – São Paulo, Brazil – 1st place + qualified for Mr. Olympia 2017

2016

45/ Ferrigno Legacy – Palm Springs, California, USA – 3rd place

44/ Nordic Pro – Lahti, Finland – 2nd place

43/ EVLS Prague Pro – Prague, Czech Republic – 6th place

42/ Arnold Classic Europe – Barcelona, Spain – 10th place

41/ Mr. Olympia – Las Vegas, USA – Outside the Top 15

2015

Open Division

40/ Dayana Cadeau Classic – Coral Springs, Florida, USA – 2nd place

39/ Europa Phoenix Pro – Phoenix, Arizona, USA – 1st place + qualified for Mr. Olympia 2016

38/ EVLS Prague Pro – Prague, Czech Republic – 8th place

2014

37/ Toronto Pro – Toronto, Canada – 7th place

36/ New York Pro – New York, USA – 8th place

35/ Mozolani Pro Classic – Žilina, Slovakia – 5th place

34/ Arnold Classic – Columbus, Ohio, USA – 7th place (competition weight: 95 kg)

2013

33/ EVLS Prague Pro – Prague, Czech Republic – 12th place

2012

Turned Professional – 212 Division

32/ EVLS Prague Pro – Prague, Czech Republic – 9th place

31/ Sheru Classic – Delhi, India – 5th place

30/ Mr. Olympia 212 Showdown – Las Vegas, USA – 11th place

29/ Toronto Pro – Toronto, Canada – 1st place + qualified for the 212 Olympia (competition weight: 96 kg)

2011

28/ Amateur Olympia – London, United Kingdom – 2nd place (up to 90 kg)

27/ Arnold Classic Amateur – Columbus, Ohio, USA – 2nd place (up to 90 kg)

2010

26/ Arnold Classic Amateur – Columbus, Ohio, USA – 4th place (up to 100 kg, competition weight: 95 kg)

2009

25/ World Championships – Qatar – 7th place (up to 90 kg)

24/ Grand Prix Pepa Opava – Opava, Czech Republic – 4th place (over 90 kg)

2008

Euro Elite Tour

23/ Euro Elite Tour – Klaipėda, Lithuania – 6th place

22/ Euro Elite Tour – Budapest, Hungary – 6th place

2007

Euro Elite Tour

21/ Euro Elite Tour – Marseille, France – 2nd place (competition weight: 92 kg)

20/ Euro Elite Tour – Tallinn, Estonia – 2nd place

19/ Euro Elite Tour – Kaliningrad, Russia – 8th place

2006

Euro Elite Tour – Overall Division

18/ Euro Elite Tour – Portsmouth, England – 6th place

17/ Euro Elite Tour – Tallinn, Estonia – 5th place

16/ Euro Elite Tour – Prague, Czech Republic – 3rd place

15/ Euro Elite Tour – Moscow, Russia – 5th place

14/ World Championships – Ostrava, Czech Republic – 2nd place (up to 90 kg)

2005

13/ European Championships – Brașov, Romania – 1st place + Overall Winner (up to 87.5 kg, competition weight: 82.5 kg)

12/ Czech Republic Championships – Frýdek-Místek, Czech Republic – 1st place + Overall Winner (up to 90 kg)

11/ Bohemian Championships – Hořovice, Czech Republic – 1st place + Overall Winner (up to 90 kg)

2004

Men

10/ Czech Republic Championships – Prague, Czech Republic – 1st place (up to 80 kg, competition weight: 79.5 kg)

9/ Bohemian Championships – Prachatice, Czech Republic – 1st place (up to 80 kg)

8/ North Bohemian Championships – Hrádek nad Nisou, Czech Republic – 1st place (up to 80 kg)

2001

Juniors

7/ Czech Republic Championships – Hronov, Czech Republic – 4th place (up to 80 kg, competition weight: 71.5 kg)

6/ Moravian Championships – Bystřice nad Pernštejnem, Czech Republic – 2nd place (up to 80 kg)

1998

Teenage

5/ Czech Republic Championships – Zlín, Czech Republic – 6th place (up to 65 kg, competition weight: 62 kg)

4/ Moravian Championships – Zbýšov, Czech Republic – 3rd place (up to 65 kg)

1997

Teenage

3/ Moravian Championships – Hodonín, Czech Republic – 8th place (up to 65 kg, competition weight: 55 kg)

2/ South Moravian Championships – Velké Meziříčí, Czech Republic – 4th place (up to 65 kg)

1996

Younger Teenage

1/ Czech Republic Championships – Havířov, Czech Republic – 2nd place (up to 60 kg) + 4th Place Overall (competition weight: 47.5 kg)

 

 

 


Beginnings:

Lukáš started excercising in only 10 years. For three years he was systematically excercising and spreading his provisional home gym. He started going to the gym with his brother at age 13, his first coach was Josef Tělupil. He showed him the technique and in 1995 recommended him to attend the championship in youth category. In his first competition in Havířov Lukáš finished in fourth place out of the seven participants in the Open category without using any supplements.

Military Service:

In 2000 the mandatory military service interrupted his preparation for the Junior Championship of Moravia. He was training the whole year of the service to stay in shape. Only three days after end of the service he competed at Junior Championship of Moravia in under 80 kg category and finished second. At the Czech Republic Championship in 2001 (his last junior competition) he ended on fourth place. In the folowing four years he wasn't competing, but stayed in shape. In 2003 he finished the coaching school of Petr Stach, between 2003 and 2004 he studied English at language school.

In senior category:

In 2004 Lukáš started his career in senior category and won at the Championship of Northern Bohemia, Bohemia and also at the Czech Republic Championship under 80 kg. Following year he won in category under 90 kg and qualified for the European Championship, where he won in category under 87,5 kg with weight 82,5 kg and also became the overall winner. At the World Championship in 2006 he placed second in category under 90 kg.

He also participated at four competitions of Euro Elit Tour, the best result for him was the third place in Prague. In 2007 he finished second in Marseille and Tallin. In 2008 he took sixth place at Petrotrans Elit in Lithuanian Klaipeda with performance on Summer from Antonio Vivaldi's The Four Seasons.

In November 2009 Lukáš took seventh place at the World Championship in Qatar in category under 90 kg. In 2010 he participated in the prestigious sports festival Arnold Classic Amateur where he despite original expectations competed in the under 100 kg category and finished in fourth place. A year later he competed in his category under 90 kg and finished second behind Russian Alexandr Kodzoev.

To the professionals:

In 2011 Lukáš competed at his ​​last amateur competition Olympia Amateur in London and finished second in the category under 90 kg. Then due to absolute victory in the European Championship in 2005 he asked for a transfer between professionals. He began competing in the newly established category to 212 pounds (96.2 kg). He won his first professional competition in June 2012 in Canada at the Toronto Pro Supershow.

In September 2012 he attended Olympia Showdown in Las Vegas and finished eleventh. At the EVL 's Prague Pro Lukáš took ninth place , a year later, twelfth place. In 2013 he recieved special Sympathy award from the organizer Sportovní holding Praha in cooperation with media partner Ronnie.cz. In 2012 Lukas also started at Asian IFBB Sheru Classic in Delhi in India where he finished at fifth place.

In the Open category

Year 2014 was his last in 212 category. Then he prepared for transfer to Open category. October 2015 brought his debut. He achieved a nice eighth place at EVLS Prague Pro. Two weeks later he scored his career-best result. He won Europa Phoenix Pro and secured direct qualification for Mr. Olympia 2016! Lukas confirmed his good shape also at Dayana Cadeau Classic, where he took second place. 

 

Lukas´s main goal in 2016 was Mr. Olympia 2016. He didn´t lose among the most famous bodybuilders, but he achieved the 16th place. 

A week later Lukas competed at Arnold Classic Europe in Barcelona and his shape was much better. He took tenth place.Then Lukas´s improvement was going on. At EVLS Prague Showdown, in front of home audience and with excellent posing routine, he took sixth place. A week later he got on the podium. At Nordic Pro Lukas Osladil finished in the second place. 

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