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Overall Goal: Bigger bench press and more meat on my calves and forearms.
Fit Status:
Ugh. Army PT Test is coming up and it's making it hard to lift how I want to lift. Stupid running.. and lots of it.
Motivation Level: 9/10
Personal Info And Background:
Real Name:
Nick Savas
Sex:
Male
Age:
26
Location:
Sandy, Utah, United States
Occupation:
US Army/Student
Personal Website:
Primary Gym:
College:
High School:
When I Started:
Sep, 2006
How I Started:
I'd always been interested in working out but lost the motivation after high school. Vodka and good times got in the way...
Why I Love It:
I feel better. It relieves stress. I look better. I'll live longer... there's so many reasons.
How I Stay Motivated:
In my mind I not working out is no longer an option. It just isn't.
BB Accomplishments:
For a minute I was up to 208lbs with a 14% body fat... then came the Army and I lost sooo much. *sigh. In either case, I maxed Army PT tests and that's kindof a big deal to me.
What do you do before your workout to get motivated and energized?
Pfft. My kids run me ragged. What energy?
- Updated Apr 30, 2009 8:17am
How has bodybuilding and fitness helped and/or changed your family life?
Honestly, it hasn't helped. My family isn't big into fitness... they're kinda big into... being big. My wife tries, though. She's naturally thin and good-lookin while somehow loving all junk food.
- Updated Apr 30, 2009 8:16am
Are you a parent?
Yes
How has bodybuilding and fitness helped you to be a better parent?
I can swing my kids all over the place and carry heavy things AND them at the same time.
Right now I'm going a little heavier than normal to try and get back what the Army took. At the same time I have to run all the time and do waayy too many push-ups to stay in "Army Shape."
