Ok here we go.
I feel great finally being able to say I've done it. I trained hard. Made tons of sacrifices. And left it all on that stage. Taking 2nd place out of 14 competitors was a major accomplishment for me. The guy who took 1st place is one of my team mates from posing class. So I'm equally as happy for him.
Was I nervous?
Honestly? Not at all.. I was so focused on bringing home a muscle man trophy that I didn't let my nerves get the best of me. When they informed us back stage that my class was actually the largest of the entire show. 14 competitors.. I became a bit intimidated. But I quickly realized that this was my moment. Whether it be 4 competitor or 14. This was my time. I put on my game face, remembered all the training I endured, and just went out there and Brought It..
will most definitely do another show. I'm debating on staying conditioned just 2 weeks longer and compete at the worlds.. Which is a Pro qualifier show. But if I decide not to do this show. You will most definitely be seeing me on stage again early next year and in June for the Hercules
My life has definitely changed for the better since this show. No longer I'm I just Jason the personal trainer/ core specialist. But now i can be referred to as Jason the bodybuilder.
100's of people followed my story and journey on Facebook. And now I'm receiving messages and emails daily from people who were moved and inspired by story. As a trainer, as a loyal gym member and now as a bodybuilder, it's a tremendous honor knowing I've inspired and even changed someone's life for the better.
Thanks Jason
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