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Overall Goal: My goal is to stay focused on muscle building training for longer than 4-5 months at a time.
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Personal Info And Background:
Real Name:
Richard
Sex:
Male
Age:
32
Location:
Metuchen, New Jersey, United States
Occupation:
Sales
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College:
High School:
When I Started:
Sep, 2009
How I Started:
I've been focused on bodybuilding and working out since I was 16 but have gave never been able to commit to a program for longer than 4-6 months at a time.
Why I Love It:
I love the discipline and the excuse to eat and sleep. I also love the confidence it gives me and how it keeps my head clear.
How I Stay Motivated:
Motivation has always been the hardest thing for me when it comes to bodybuilding. I can keep myself motivated for about 6 months by looking at myself in the mirror and reminding myself about how good I feel, but eventually a little voice starts trickling in that asks me if it's really worth it. Eventually I give in. I'm hoping that being more involved with this community will help me keep going and reach my goals.
BB Accomplishments:
Ask me in a year.
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Last Updated: Sep 16, 2009 11:03am
What koontzrc Is Up To:
Dec 11, 2009
koontzrcchanged Weight from 205 lbs. to 206 lbs., a 1 lb. gain in 20 days
My goal is to stay focused on muscle building training for longer than 4-5 months at a time.
Goal (Long):
I love the displine of bodybuilding and always have the motivation to get me going for 4-5 months. Eventually, I begin to question my reasons for doing this and thoughts of living a simpler less disciplined life enter into my head. I want to stay focused for at least a year which will hopefully lead to the rest of my life. I tend to be hard on myself allowing very little room for error, and I think that if I allow some flexibility and a few mistakes here and there I will go a lot farther than I ever have.
