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Fans of Bixente Lizarazu know it well: the 1998 football world champion is a sports fanatic. And his house in the Basque Country is the perfect illustration of this.
Once they are over fifty, some men let themselves go, others keep themselves busy. And it goes without saying that Bixente Lizarazu does not fall into the first category. The football world champion, crowned in 1998 alongside Zinedine Zidane and Didier Deschamps in particular, has not been content to enjoy life by sipping cocktails and tasting the culinary specialties of the southwest of France since he hung up his boots. His hobby is sport. And it goes without saying that the magnificent landscapes of the Basque country offer him a multitude of possibilities for taking care of himself.
For Bixente Lizarazu, football has certainly taken a back seat, but There is no question of giving up physical exercise just yet. It is now very often on his bike that he travels the roads of his beautiful region, alone or in good company, in the rain or under a radiant sun. But this is not the only way he has adopted to carve out a muscular body and maintain it.
A home gym
Bixente Lizarazu has designed a room in his beautiful Basque country home that reflects his personality. He has proven this over the last few hours on his Instagram account by posting several photos of it. And it goes without saying that it is rather well equipped. In addition to the decorative elements inspired by the sports of Basque pelota and surfing and the framed family photos on the walls,…
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