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At 16 I was 5'10" and 145lbs. I didn't want to be skinny and weak so I started lifting weights at home and then the gym. Nine years later I was talked into competing, loved it and became hooked.
Why I Love It:
Helps release stress and improves my mental attitude, I don't know what else I would do if I didn't workout. I love the way it feels plus being able to transform and sculpt my body into a piece of artwork is awesome.
How I Stay Motivated:
I made it part of my life syle,it's not something I have to force myself to do. I've been bodybiulding for 20 years and when I don't go to the gym I feel sick and depressed. I'm addicted I guess.
BB Accomplishments:
2002 Grand Traverse overall chapmpion
1996 NANBF Mr. Michigan 1st.
Forum Signature:
The more difficult something becomes , the more rewarding it is in the end.
Stay fit and healty, pushing heavy wieghts around doesn't matter so much anymore now that I'm getting older as much as looking good and staying lean does, although lifting heavy is fun to do but it trashes my joints.
I competed in the 08 NGA Great Lakes Championships in Detroit this last weekend and this show was a disgrace to the NGA. The show was completely unorganized, the lighting was ridiculous, the stage was a joke and NOBODY was drug tested! The promoter said only the overall winner was to be tested...
Kenny, Just passing by, seen you were from Traverse, I grew up in Bear Lake. You're looking good, keep up the hard training, you're an inspiration. Have a great week.
Keep an eye on this orginazation. They go all over and could very well be out on your town at some point. Good luck!
http://www.naturalbod ybuilding.com/
hey kenny I love your page it's great to see someone with a great physique actually put in all there info so we can get an idea of what your program is like and how you got where you are. Thanks your a true motivator.
