Male

18

Shawnee Mission, Kansas, United States

Mar, 2007

Well, I first became acquianted with the concept of weights in my freshmen year of high school when I started wrestling, but I really weak and stopped once the sport was finished. Let me put it this way- I was so scrawny that you could SEE the bones of my RIBCAGE WHERE THE PECS SHOULD BE! And with a gut. By late sophmore year it was slightly better, since I had put on some fat (about 10 pounds), but I decided enough was enough in March 2007 and now I am one the strongest kids pound for pound in my school, and have gained around 30-35, maybe 40 pounds of muscle.

It gives me something to focus my attention on, and thus, I can control my ADHD better than I used to, resulting in less meds and more muscle over time. Also, as of now I am practicing a method called Maxalding, in which one uses his/her mind to contract/relax individual muscles seperately or simultaneously upon command, as well as other mental techniques to strengthen the mind. It works quite well.

This one I can't really explain very well. I simply enjoy the exercise. My ultimate goal is to have a build as dense as the great Victorian-era strongman and bodybuilders, especially one by the name of Maxick, who only weighed 147lbs at 5 feet tall. Why him, well he was strong as shit (210pound heavyweight boxer lifted overhead with 1 arm), and a physique that had extremely dense musculature.

For me, I have to say that I have lost 2 pant sizes, lost 15 pounds of fat and put on 30-40 pounds of muscle, despite the fact that I have to take prescription medicines for ADHD, which are stimulants, and having a naturally fast metabolism.