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I have always played sports 365 days a year. Track, football, basketball, baseball, volleyball, wrestling, tennis, racquetball....you name it i played. Starting lifting properly in high school and lifting truly in college.
Why I Love It:
With everything, all the diseases, pollutants, processed crap that we have no idea what its going to bring in 10 years.....bodybuilding, gives me a since of control. I know i control my destiny through fitness, and i control, as much as i can, how fit i am tomorrow, 5 years from now, when i am 60.
How I Stay Motivated:
Training for triathlons, knowing i am stronger than the guy on the next bench, faster then the guy on the next treadmill or better than my opponent on the basketball court.
BB Accomplishments:
1st place, Fat Tire division, Try It High Triathlon, Leadville, CO.
Forum Signature:
"For Health! For Life!" What you do today, effects your life 50 years from now.
Last Updated: Sep 11, 2008 9:06am
What dbuttars Is Up To:
Aug 26, 2009
dbuttars changed Body Fat from 17.5% to 16.5%, a loss of 1 percentage point in 26 days
7:30 miles for distance. (running)
8 minute 800 meter swim.
13 mile bike in 42 min. (on a mtn bike)
15 pullups without rest.
50 pushups without rest.
Dunk a basketball again.
Place top 5 in the Davos Uphill Mtn Bike race.
hey man, thanks and i have my first triathlon on the 13 of September here in Lubbock Tx. The running is the easiest for me but i still could use improvment in the pool but i work at it everyday and have been seeing improvments. What distances do you compete in?
Hey..it has been a long time. Hope all is well. I blog all my WOD as does docdru and rob has his own affiliate now. West Houston, Texas. So feel free to dive back in with us..Nice to hear from you.
True dat! Muscle is sexy! So funny for me to think back to all the years I spent trying to be as 'small' as possible. Small & soft... what the heck was I thinking? I'm much happier now. This lifting lifestyle might be tough, but it's so much more rewarding. Thanks for the kind words!
