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"Age is a clinical process we cannot prevent, but with proper dieting and exercise we can slow it down."
Personal Info And Background:
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Sex:
Male
Age:
36
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Occupation:
IT Consultant
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When I Started:
Jan, 1997
How I Started:
Picked up a weight, set it down, then picked it up, and set it down again, and still doing it!
Why I Love It:
It's my outlet from reality. It's where I can become a child's superhero.
How I Stay Motivated:
I think about all the other competitors that want to kick my ass off the stage! The realisation that I did all the research on my own, made my conclusions, applied the sciences, and assessed the results to validate not only my research but my interpretations. Realising that there are people out there such as --
www.bodybuilding.com/fun/transf79.htm
-- who also fought on their own. To my girl Regina LeBlanc who is an inspiration to distressed mothers who had the crap beat out of them left to dry and still came out on top!!! That's what keeps me motivated...
BB Accomplishments:
For those of you who consider reading other people's bios, other than just skimming through, read on. Bodybuilding is faceted with many aspects of living. For example, Maslow's heiarchy to reach self actualization. Those who have reached the point trying to find themselves but aren't confidence deficient, are limboed in self-esteem. This is the ideal position of transitioning to the next and final step; self actualization. In terms of bodybuilding, doing your first show may accomplish the obstacle of knowing oneself in the eyes of adversity. Once achieved, pursuit to share this pathway of goal achievement leads to self actualization. Any means to accomplish stewardship to others whether in bodybuilding or teaching someone how to ride a bike identifies your confidence and eagerness to pass on a legacy of philantrophy. So compromise yourself and do a first show because in the footsteps of Arnold Swarz...however you spell it, will lead to other great times in your life.
After reviewing so many blogs of people wanting advice to giving advice, I thought I’d approach this as a wikipedia type format where people seeking advice would get a subject matter response either by me or others. But not as to encourage the hap hazard advice of people who simply...
i come in at like 185 give or take 2 lbs so at 178 your not much smaller...its not about size the guy that won only weights like 165 or so but he is a little shorter. its all about conditioning if your ripped at 178 you would do well, good luck
