Before I Started Weight Training

I started weight training only a few days before my 20th birthday. It quickly developed into a new passion. Previously, most of my physical activity came from playing recreational soccer. Although my love for soccer hasn't dissolved, weight training (or what I prefer to call 'bodybuilding training') seems to fit better with me. Bodybuilding is a very individual sport. You are the only player in your team... and everything depends on you. I liked that idea from the beginning. When I played soccer, there seemed to be too much politics involved. Especially when I would organize teams (as I sometimes did), I had developed some anxiety from constantly listening to the players' complaints. Everyone in the team wanted to be the coach, or the captain, etc. As much as I experienced incredible highs when playing soccer, there seemed to be a lot of nervous tension surrounding the sport. In sum... Being a loner for much of my life, bodybuilding and I went really well together. Working out for me has always been a stress reliever as well as a confidence builder. Today, I'm even working hard at making it into a career. I just feel like I have so much knowledge and experience that it's my duty that I share it with others. Without hopefully sounding too arogant, I believe I have two gifts related to muscle building. The first is what this blog is all about... Becoming the biggest natural bodybuilder of all time. I can build NATURAL muscle at a rate faster than most people, if not all. Also, the amount of muscle I can add to my frame is limited only to my beliefs. And I believe I can ultimately weigh in at a shredded 250 pounds one day. To give you an idea of how big that is... Check out some of the top ten Mr.Olympias. Of course, my aim is to look more aesthetic, like Arnold back in the day (except a little big more buffed). Of course, these are just words and I've yet to prove what I'm capable of. You'll have to stay tuned to this blog to find out if I make it. My second gift as related to muscle building, is that I can help and motivate others. My personal accomplishments seem to inspire people to pursue their own fitness-related goals. One of my main goals in life is to help recreational, amateur, and professional bodybuilders from all over the globe... to reach their NATURAL physical potential (by promoting overall personal development). I've got to get to bed now, as it's late and I sometimes forget that I'm on an important journey. I'll leave you with a video of me. It pretty much explains my passion for and devotion to bodybuilding.