Wicked_Twister

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Location: Toledo, Ohio Gender: Male Neck: N/A Chest: N/A Goal: Gain Muscle Forearm: N/A Hip: N/A Age: 33 Calve N/A Shoulder: N/A Height: 5'7" Arm: 14 in Waist: 33 in Weight: 195 lbs Thigh: N/A Body Fat: 14.5%
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For around 22 years, I have struggled my whole life with being overweight and having a huge stubborn gut. Lounging around the house eating candy and playing video games was what I enjoyed the most. Every so often, I would get onto a health kick and most people knew me as the stereotypical yo-yo dieter that would lose a little weight here and there, but eventually get bored and fall back to old habits, putting on the previous weight I had lost. I had pretty much accepted this until it got so bad that I couldn't ride one of my favorite rides at Cedar Point. After waiting in line for around an hour to ride the Wicked Twister, the ride attendant told me she couldn't get the bar all the way down to secure me in place. I thought it was just a cruel joke at first. But it wasn't. This was the harsh reality I was doomed to face. I wasn't just fat anymore, I was at that point I never thought I'd reach. The "well at least I'm not as fat as that guy" level. That was now me! This moment right here was not just incredibly humiliating, but also a life-changing epiphany. One that showed me that I needed to do something about this now or suffer even more severe consequences of being obese. It was at that moment, I took the first step towards my new life's transformation. The first several months were just spent dieting and experimenting with foods and macronutrients. Then hitting a slight road block with the ending of my relationship/engagement, I had a tough time sticking with it as with previous failed attempts. But I knew I wasn't going to give up this time. Instead of letting this depress me further, I channeled it into something more positive, both physically and mentally. I then took it a step further and decided to get a gym membership and train as hard as I could, even if it kicked my butt and even if I really didn't want to do it, just to show people that I could do it. That I could be someone other than the typical chubby guy. The literal elephant in the room. The phrase "breakups make bodybuilders" is definitely very true. After a solid 9 months of training, I have lost around 72 pounds and look and feel more amazing than I ever even imagined possible. I never would have imagined that people would come to ME to ask me what my "secret" was or how they wish they could look like me. No matter what life had in store for me, I didn't and have not given up. I refuse to let anything get in my way. I especially wanna thank Scott for all his solid training advice and for being such a genuine guy who goes out of his way to help everyone whenever possible. I've already inspired numerous friends and family with my transformation and I hope my story can help inspire and motivate the rest of you. Remember, Hermanites train harder!!

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