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Born and raised in the Bronx, I was the kid who didn't want to go outside to
play because I'd rather stay in and watch Creature Features. Comics, cartoons,
and sci-fi, fantasy and horror movies and novels were my playmates!

In my teen years, I became interested in military history and decided to join
the U.S. Army Reserves as a means of learning more about soldiering. Infantry
school was an

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Born and raised in the Bronx, I was the kid who didn't want to go outside to
play because I'd rather stay in and watch Creature Features. Comics, cartoons,
and sci-fi, fantasy and horror movies and novels were my playmates!

In my teen years, I became interested in military history and decided to join
the U.S. Army Reserves as a means of learning more about soldiering. Infantry
school was an odd choice and a tough-go for a scrawny, 139-lb, 6 ft. 1 in.
weakling. But I managed to graduate (barely making the push-ups) and at 18
I was in the best shape of my life--leaving Fort Benning at 151 lbs.

In the twenty-plus years since, I never really worked out again. I was a full-
time coach potato, and an additional fifty-five pounds of fat had arrived
along with years of playing Dungeons & Dragons. Finally, this year I saw of
picture of myself and decided to draw the line here and no further!

With the help of counseling and the support of my loved ones, I starting
practicing portion control and dropped a few pounds. But fitness consisted
only of the treadmill. The Road to Wellness really began when I attended Tony
Horton's 2007 Fitness Camp.

The teachings of my cousin-in-law(!) have inspired me to reclaim my life. I
have joined my wife in her very active lifestyle and have enjoyed every minute
of it. I just started Power 90 and can't wait to see what tomorrow brings!

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