Inspirational Clients

Meeting an individual who, at retirement, decided to become a bodybuilder. It was a life-long dream for him, and as an executive he focused mainly on his office job. I met him before he started seriously training, so I was there from the beginning to witness his transformation over the span of over 7 years.

Bodybuilding is a hard sport. Mentally we must be strong to continue to challenge our bodies. Physically we must endure fatigue and aches as our body undergoes changes. And socially we make sacrifices to eat well and become a healthy example to all who know us. I started at age 16; he started at age 63. You may lower your eyebrows now.

Now, here is what you have been waiting for, the lesson we learn from his example. He continued bodybuilding, became a personal trainer, and won a few bodybuilding competitions by age 67. And he is still very much sexually active, of which hormone replacement therapy may most likely be attributed to. You must have enough desire for your goals to see them though, no matter what the obstacles (including age). But what is left once your dreams are fulfilled?