I was going through contest pictures on RxMuscle.com, the other day, and I had an inspiration for my article this week. I want to touch on two bodybuilders that stick out in my mind as the best in different aspects of the sport. First, Kai Greene is clearly one of the few athletes in bodybuilding that has made the most out of his physique. There are lots of other guys out there that have capitalized on their genetic potential, but I think Greene has taken it to another level. Secondly, Jay Cutler has the ability to promote his physique like no other bodybuilder I have seen since Arnold Schwarzenegger. Some people have criticized my opinions in the past as if I have presented them as fact
Greetings Kovacians! Before I lumber into this week’s topic, I would like to touch on something intriguing I witnessed a few days ago. In Ontario, we have a drug store chain called Shopper’s Drug Mart. It was a normal Sunday afternoon and I sauntered into the local Shopper’s to take care of some mailings. When lo and behold, there was a larger-than-average fellow standing at the pharmacists counter and he was creating quite the scene
This week, I am going to depart from my reminiscing and address a couple of things that I just want to write about. First off, I have had a week that just plain sucked. It all started off with the anticipation of moving into my new condo with my lovely girlfriend, Caterine. After all the bullshit I went through trying to find a place and arranging all the details, the day came when it was finally time to move. It was exactly one week out and I was backing out of my driveway.
I was feeling exhausted. I had been lugging around an enormous body, all the way from Niagara Falls to California. I went to bed early and planned to go train at Gold’s Gym and World Gym first thing in the morning. Again, like an enormous child on the night before Christmas, I couldn’t sleep. I decided to go out and cruise around bodybuilding’s version of Disneyland; the streets of Venice! During my meandering, I stumbled upon the world famous, Muscle Beach
odybuilding’s Promised Land, California, was calling my name after about three years of bodybuilding and I was going to seize the opportunity. California was, and had always been, the place that all the top IFBB Pros “lived and breathed” bodybuilding. I knew I had to get down to Venice and train at the Mecca of bodybuilding - Gold’s Gym, Venice. I had hit a point in the sport where I had to make a decision; do I trudge onward and devote all my passion to bodybuilding or do I walk away from the sport I loved. I had come to the conclusion that before I go forward with bodybuilding, I needed to go to Venice and test out the waters. Media back then isn’t what it is today. All I knew of the world was my parent’s basement and Niagara Falls. I had no idea what really went on within the depths of the sport or what the industry was really like. This was going to be a trial period for me.
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