r/interestingasfuck • u/Jeetchat • 35m ago
Despite suffering from Cerebral Palsy, he never gave up on his bodybuilding dream
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u/Far-Appointment-9630 30m ago
Now that's inspiring
okie im getting off the bed
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u/WorldlinessWild3580 30m ago
seeing people this determined makes me feel ashamed of my own laziness
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u/bboyfyrestorm 17m ago
It’s not laziness. It’s conditioning. Take care of your mental health and work on building a habit of caring for your body. Most of what we know as “laziness” comes from a lack of awareness and the state of one’s mental health
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u/Frosty_Hearing6314 26m ago
Wow wow fair play. If this doesn’t give you a drive to achieve something not a lot will.
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u/fateos 22m ago
How can he do "clean" reps if he is always wiggling around?
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u/WombatGatekeeper 20m ago
Yea exactly, there must of been some close calls of him almost dropping weights on his head.
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u/the-time-learner 17m ago
I think maybe with sliding support. The one machine people use to do clean squats but smaller? But I'm just guessing.
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u/fancywipe 22m ago
I knew a guy like that had a condition and would gym, what a a-hole of a person nope it’s not one of those magical stories he was a horrible person
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u/Ooh_bees 14m ago
I've once met someone fitting the description. I was well into adulthood, and had managed to grow up thinking that they might be flawed physically, but they have other qualities that make up for it. He didn't. Had absolutely zero tolerable traits. Lied, tried to take advantage of people, preferably through his condition but not limited to it. Untrustworthy, vile piece of shit who constantly talked shit about others. And was very bitter that everyone hated him, including his family. Then again I have met dozens of very great guys and gals that have physical or mental disabilities, in work and in hobbies.
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u/Plannet_Depressed 16m ago
As someone with Ceribral Palsy who essentially lives in bed but wants to go to the gym and stuff [I have a lot of chronic pain and chronic migraines]
Shows stuffs possible if you've dedicate yourself
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u/Beginning-Rain2104 30m ago
Wonder how he trained his leg
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u/CompleteUtterTrash 14m ago
There are those squat machines that you lay down for, and he has control enough over them to walk for a good amount of time, as seen here, so he probably has quite a few ways he could build good muscle there.
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u/Ok_Concentrate_9713 30m ago
Total respect, great man.