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Name: Travis Resetar
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I had always been overweight growing up. No one ever seemed to make a big deal about it, but it became a big deal when I entered high school. I played football as a lineman so I didn't care about my weight. As soon as I stopped playing football I let myself go and could care less about what I ate. Earlier this year, thanks to the MuscleTech Challenge, I decided to change how I viewed myself and how other viewed me. No longer would I be the chubby guy that didn't care about his body.
I started out eating five or six smaller meals of bad quality until I researched the quality of foods. As soon as I learned about types of carbs and how much protein and fats I should eat, I ate well-portioned healthy meals. At college it was very difficult, but I had to make myself run or do cardio at least 4 times a week even though I didn't want to. With support from my brother who was my lifting partner, I was able to gain muscle and strength every day.
As soon as I saw results it became much easier every day to pursue my goals. It took hard work and dedication every day, I had to force myself to wake up earlier just to run. In the end it all came down to asking myself, "How badly do I want it?"
Snack: Lunch: Snack: Dinner: Post Workout:
Monday: Back
Tuesday: Rest Wednesday: Legs
Thursday: Arms
Tri-Set:
Friday: Shoulders
Saturday: Rest
It is a must to always push as hard as you can every workout and to be as intense as possible. Without hard effort nothing will be accomplished. Above all, everything in your life should be balanced so that one aspect is not weighted over the next.
Changing your life is difficult, especially how you eat and exercise. If nothing is changed, however, nothing will happen. Insanity is doing the same thing and expecting results, so if you want to change how you look and how you feel, act on it! Teen Transformation Of The Week Recommend this article to a friend by e-mail here!
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