From 300+ lbs down to fit & strong - I embody discipline, consistency, and the lifestyle that defines real health & fitness.
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What fuels my passion is lived experience. I lost over 300 pounds by choosing discipline when motivation wasn’t there. Health and fitness gave me my life back—physically, mentally, and emotionally. I train so I can show up fully as a father, husband, and example for others who think change is out of reach.
What’s your favorite way to train or stay fit?My favorite way to stay fit is a mix of structured strength training and real-life movement. I lift to build strength and discipline, walk daily to stay grounded, and stay active through blue-collar construction work as a foreman. Between the gym, the job, and being a dad, fitness isn’t a hobby—it’s how I live.
What would you do with $20,000?I’d invest in building out my home gym—where my journey started—so I can keep training and eventually use it to help others. Becoming a personal trainer is a long-term goal, especially to support people who feel nervous or overwhelmed starting out in a bigger body. I’d also put some toward my family—helping my daughter with a reliable used car and improving our home. It’s about progress, stability, and paying forward what fitness gave me.
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