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Personal Info And Background:

Real Name:	Kailash
Sex:	Female
Age:	24
Location:	Ontario, Canada
Occupation:	Biochemistry Student
Personal Website:	http://uwaterloo.facebook.com/profile.php?id=545905
Primary Gym:	GoodLife Fitness - Mississauga Club One 100 City Centre Drive Mississauga, ON Canada
College:
High School:
When I Started:	Oct, 2005
How I Started:	Honestly - I started going to the gym to see this guy that I thought was really cute...he practically lived at the gym. Eventually the guy phased out of the picture and fitness became an avid interest, especially when I started seeing changes in my body (weight loss, toning, increased capacity for cardio, etc). I was inspired by fitness personalities such as Monica Brant, Valerie Waguman, Gina Aliotti and others...I loved the strong lean, cut curvatures and I wanted the same for myself. It's amazing when you can sculpt your body in almost any way you like!! ( I wanna round out my delts....or I am gonna work on an apple bum....or I think I need a V-taper..)
Why I Love It:	I love to sweat, I love the pump, I love the rush...The gym is the place I go when I need to get away from it all and release frustration - and I always leaving feeling 10 times better than I did before. I love seeing my body transform...I absolutely love testing my limits...I get excited about setting and surpassing goals I set out for myself...Where I come from (Trinidad) and where I live currently (St.Catharines/ Mississauga, Canada), there aren't many women who are into the bodybuilding scenario. There's a certain feeling of pride I get walking into a weight room dominated by bulky males...and not feeling one ounce of intimidation. Because of my training - my confidence level has sky rocketed.... ***definition of Vain: having or showing undue or excessive pride in one's appearance or achievements... Taking this into consideration, I suppose I can be called vain...but I worked hard to get where I am today, and I am proud of my achievements...regardless of other people's opinions of whether or not it might be excessively so...
How I Stay Motivated:	Well...it's not about motivation anymore - its an absolute obsesion. If I miss a day of training (not including off days) - I feel frustrated, guilthy, miserable and lethargic...Training is certainly a way of life and living.
BB Accomplishments:	Dropping from 190lbs to 140lbs. Significantly increasing my muscle mass.
Forum Signature:	Obsession is what lazy people call dedication...
Last Updated: Oct 8, 2008 9:19pm