Background
Growing up I've been the fat
kid, with low self-esteem and the one
everyone made fun off. By 7th grade I had joined a
martial arts school, one which totally
changed my life. My freshmen year in high school was a
nightmare, I was made fun off all the time! My
weight problem was getting out of hand and getting to reach a
dangerous stage.
A good-friend of mine
(Jeo-M) had joined the local gym and asked me to join
with him. From that day forth my life
was changed by my passion of bodybuilding, the art of
changing the body. One year and a half
later I've made incredible progress plus have learn
a lot, yet more is still to be learned. This is the
beauty of this sport, you just don't stop learning
about your body and how it works!
My primarily goal is (right now) to become the
biggest senior in my school (M.H.S class
of 2004). Most importantly make a difference in
someone's life.
He can be contacted at com5k@yahoo.com.
Vital Stats
Name: Yunier C.
Age: 16
Height: 5'8"
Weight: 195 lbs.
Neck: 16.5"
Waist: 33-36"
Thighs: 26.5"
Calves: 16.5"
Arms: 15.5"
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Articles :: Sorted By Date
Get Motivated, Stay Motivated!
Many guys simply stop lifting because they've
lost motivation, no not you!
Section: Mind :: Sep 27, 2002
My Story: 6 Months & 60lbs Lighter
I was on my way to lose 60lb of fat and forever change my life!
Section: Mind :: Oct 02, 2002
Teen Supplements: Stack to Grow Part 1
Supplements if taken correctly can do a great deal of good and bad if not taken correctly. Be it from the most basic vitamins up to your creatine monohydrate, each supplement has its individual role.
Section: Supplements :: Oct 07, 2002
Teen Supplements: Stack to Grow Part 2
Supplements if taken correctly can do a great deal of good and bad if not taken correctly. Be it from the most basic vitamins up to your creatine monohydrate, each supplement has its individual role.
Section: Supplements :: Nov 14, 2002
The Importance Of A Training Log!
Why keep journal/training logs of all your progress? Well that is quite simple to explain because if you don't keep record of your lift how would you know how much you should do next week?
Section: Training :: Nov 25, 2002
