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Overall Goal: I want to lose fat and build muscle.
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Motivation Level: 8/10
Personal Info And Background:
Real Name:
Alex Satcher
Sex:
Male
Age:
38
Location:
El Cajon, California, United States
Occupation:
Corrections Officer
Personal Website:
Primary Gym:
College:
High School:
When I Started:
Jan, 2009
How I Started:
After I had my Gall Bladder taken out, I needed to strengthen my core and lose weight.
Why I Love It:
I feel great after working out.
How I Stay Motivated:
I think about my father who passed away at the age of 35 from kidney failure and diabetes. He didn't take care of himself. I don't want to die young so I keep pushing to lose weight and get healthy.
BB Accomplishments:
I won the biggest winner contest at my gym.
Forum Signature:
Quitters Never Win, and Winner Never Quit. Just Do it!!
While scanning the profiles I noticed your weight loss. Great job man. Keep it up. It only makes life easier and more comfortable. I started out at 284 and as of last fri. I was 217.5. Do slow and work at maintaining. That is the real work. Good Job and Luck!
kia ora from new zealand alex and a warm welcome to my bodyspace and the very best of luck with your goals. You can do it bro just believe in yourself well takecare and God bless Ciao from NZ
I now it is very hard trying to lose weight for big guys like us. By working in corrections the hours is long. We work 12 hours and then you have to come home to your family. It is hard.
Whats up Alex,
My name is rod and I also was a corrections officer for 6 years in north carolina. Now have been employed in a detention center for 10years now. I noticed that when I was working at the prison I saw my weight shoot up. Right now I weigh 420lbs. Thank God that Im 6 foot 5> If I was shorter than 6 foot then I would be a rolly polly.
