Two Kangaroos

Hello Everyone,

I hope that your week is off to a wonderful start.

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I can help if you are looking to lose weight, maintain it, or get bigger. I can also help with gaining strength.

Some background info on me:
I am six feet tall (183cm) and I used to be horrifically thin. I weighed around 130lbs (~60kgs) when I was 18.
Over a period of ten years I gained over 100lbs (45kgs) while minimizing fat gain.
I have successfully completed two strict bodybuidling diets.
The first time losing around 15lbs (7kgs) and the second time losing almost 40lbs (18kgs).
I am also experienced in recovering from injuries. I have pulled my lower back twice, had bicep and tricep tendonitis, and had a rotator cuff injury.
I have:
13 years experience with various workout programs. It is composed of:
Six years experience with bodybuilding.
Five years experience with military style training.
Three years experience with mixed martial arts.
Two years experience with powerlifting.

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Instead of sharing a quote and my thoughts this week, I'll share a story I found on Paulo Coelho's blog.

Story
Two young kangaroos were playing in the forest when they fell into a very deep pit. They tried to jump out but couldn’t jump high enough to get out of the hole.
Meanwhile, a big group of kangaroos started gathering above the pit – the pit was very deep and the gathered onlookers shouted to the two young kangaroos that it was impossible for them to get out. The older one of the two kangaroos heard the disheartening words of the spectators and after a while gave up and fell asleep, whilst the younger kept jumping and trying harder.
Finally, he managed to jump out of the hole – the spectators were shocked and asked the kangaroo,
“When we had told you so many times that it was impossible to get out, what was the reason that you tried even harder?”
The kangaroo was shocked because as he was partially deaf. He told them:
“Looking at all of you standing there cheering me gave me the strength to succeed in my mission of getting out of the pit.”

Always remember the affect your words have on others.

Have an awesome week.

Bob