2008 Transformation Contest

Who inspires and motivates you?  When I joined bb.com, I had never done an internet blog or chat room before.  I really didnt know what to expect.  I had just seen an ad in a magazine and something called out to me.  I knew it would be one of the best choices that I could make.

As I wondered around the site, I came across a post titled, "Dont let your string dangle!!".  As I read this post, I could visualize this muscle bound guy laying on the bench, press a huge amount of weight with his short strings dangling between his legs.  Then in  comes this cute fuzzy little kitten.  The string catches its eye and he pounces.  I could just see the shock in this mans eye as he realizes where the claws were,  racks the weight, and chases this little poor kitty down the hall.  I couldnt help but laugh.  As a matter of fact, I laugh about it everytime I see a cat playing with a string.  That is how I met and became friends with my "mickey"-Ninjabill.

Ninjabill’s sense of humor is extrodinary.  When he was discribing a recent event about being "discussed" by the old women during lunch, I about died with laughter.  He admitted that he proudly sucked up the whole c.w. moment.   And the time he confessed to his doctor about the reason he lifted was because he was a compliment whore had me rolling out of my seat.  I could just imagine the look on the doctor’s face.  Ninja share part of himself that most people are not willing to do.  His fear of traveling or things from his childhood that most would keep in the closet are all things that he faces and knows help make him Ninjabill.  He accepts them and uses them to make him stronger. He takes all these things in life and puts a spin on them that makes you appreciate the little things in life.

Ninja works a lot and alot of strange hours.  Yet he still manages to balance life.  He balances his family life (proud husband and father), working out, the jobs, and just plain everyday living.  He is proof that if you want this lifestyle you can have it no matter what your situation is.

His goal is to be a "freak".  He has shared with us his obsticle of being short and his desire to be big and muscular.  Now to me he is big and muscular.  Just check out his pics.  Muscles are everywhere.  But to Ninja there are still improvements to be made.  He will continue to strive to better himself.  He will make no excuse and accept responsibility for what he achieves.

His willingness to share his knowledge and encourage others to reach their potential is amazing.  He regularly comments to others here.  He doesnt sugar coat anything.  Gives them the straight honest truth with perhaps a little humor thrown in.  Its this input and honesty that gives me great inspritation.  It is so nice to have someone that believes and supports you.

We may have different goals when it comes to bodybuilding but his input and support is something I value.  I am so thankful to be his friend.  He inspires me daily.  He is proof that with hardwork, dedication, consistancy, and the right attitude we can achieve anything.  Thanks Ninja.  You are my "mickey".

PS:  BB.com could not have picked a better person to represent them in the upcoming magazines.  This is a truely deserving c.w. moment.  Suck it up my friend and enjoy.  I would celebrate with pizza and beer but my "mickey" would not be happy.  So you get a proud woohoo and a cheer. (Go Ninja! Go Ninja!)