Male

32

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Jan, 2005

I didn't know much about weight training until about 5yrs ago. I started with barely doing 10 push-ups and building up to 200 within a workout. As I progressed in strength training,I then branched off into other weight training exercises which is my main focus now- strength training and muscle building.

Brain Power! Aside from the obvious health benefits of working out, I'm extremely fascinated by the science of body chemistry and brain activity and how we can come to understand it and control it for our own progress.

I think working out is above all, an exercise in will power. Every beautiful motion that stimulates muscles to grow has a driving force behind it. If we can concentrate on our bodily movement and not the pain, it becomes telekenetic. Strengthening our brains as well as our bodies. Motivation comes from inspiration for me. I usually flip through a body building magazine and read fitness articles to be inspired by the personal accounts of the will power and work effort other people have achieved. I see these people who have worked very hard on their bodies and think what a powerful will they must have. Bodybuilding is an act of learning. Strong mind follows strong body.

16.5" arms.

This machine kills fascists.