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I've always been into sports mainly to stay in shape for the military. When I got assigned to Japan I started focusing more on strength training and less on cardio and aerobic activities. I started noticing gains in my size and was very happy. Then one day I was asked had I ever considered bodybuilding, I was told that I had what it takes to do really well in the sport. From there I began doing research on the sport, the different exercises, nutrition, contest prep, etc! A year later I entered my first competition where I won the overall title of Mr. Northern Japan and haven't looked back!
Coming from a very small town it was hard for me to leave my family and friends I grew up with. In addition to all of the rules and regulations you have to learn and adhere to as a military member.
My biggest obstacle is having to adjust my lifestyle to deployments and other military commitments that take precedence over family, training, etc.
A normal week would consist of the following:
Tuesday: Back
Wednesday: Shoulders
Thursday: Arms
Friday: Legs
Meal 2: Meal 3: Meal 4: Meal 5: Meal 6:
My future plans are to compete in the NPC Nationals in 2009. I would like to place in the top "5" of the middleweight division then improve from there! I also would like to teach others the different aspects of the sport.
Kevin Levrone, Shawn Ray, Lee Labrada and Flex Wheeler.
The one tip I would share with fellow bodybuilders is that from my years of training it was never the weights that won me a competition it was the nutrition and conditioning!
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