TweetI have worked as an attorney for 23 years now. I had to give up competing when I graduated law school and started working. To be successful in what I do I had to be focused on one thing only, my job. I knew my competitive bodybuilding days were done the day I graduated.
I didn't train at all for at least two years when I started working. Talk about looking at yourself thinking who the fuck is that?
Anyway, I could never compete again but training does me so much good for the tremendous amount of stress I could be under at times. Plus I'm 47 now but people think I'm 35 or so. It keeps me looking younger, better and feeling better about myself. Thqt help with work because I'm more positive in general.

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Originally Posted by pgcc0313

I have worked as an attorney for 23 years now. I had to give up competing when I graduated law school and started working. To be successful in what I do I had to be focused on one thing only, my job. I knew my competitive bodybuilding days were done the day I graduated.
I didn't train at all for at least two years when I started working. Talk about looking at yourself thinking who the fuck is that?
Anyway, I could never compete again but training does me so much good for the tremendous amount of stress I could be under at times. Plus I'm 47 now but people think I'm 35 or so. It keeps me looking younger, better and feeling better about myself. Thqt help with work because I'm more positive in general.

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Damn brother

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