Big Dogg
03-15-2009, 10:43 PM
Hello my name is Walker the "Big Dogg" Runnels, a representative on behalf of the wheelchair sport of Wheelchair bodybuilding and our main site is http://www.wheelchair-bodybuilding.com/ the reason why I'm posting this message and the links contained within on a myspace blog is in the hopes that whoever reads this message will show and or pass this on to wheelchair users who love fitness and or being active and who might be looking for a sport or new sport to try. Competing not their thing? Well I say go to a bodybuilding show that has a Wheelchair bodybuilding division, a lot of them do, call first though to be sure and watch one then decide, if you still find yourself remaining steadfast in your decision not to take the stage and compete don't worry having conviction is not a bad thing it shows your strong willed and you're your own person I like to see that in my fellow human beings. You can still help us and our sport out a lot by doing a job no less important than training hard and taking the stage as a competitor and that is being a fan of the sport, supporter of our efforts and helping us to raise worldwide awareness about Wheelchair Bodybuilding, you can also help us to spread the word and recruit more fans and competitors even if your not handicapped and don't know anybody that is, everybody can be on the fan and supporter side of things like I said whether their handicapped or not so nobody can get out of it haha, any questions you may have about competing and or ways to show your support for us and our sport please don't be afraid to contact me at my email which is as follows wcbbrepbigdogg@gmail.com word of warning though it's hard for me to type and so I type very, very slowly so what I will have to do sadly is keep my replies pretty short but worry not my friends as I will refer you to one of the other Wheelchair bodybuilders and try to get all who email me some help and answers to their questions that way. The reason why I'm telling you all about my typing issue in advance is so you don't think I'm not excited or passionate about helping a new person, competitor or fan get into our sport cause I live for that as much as I do competing. We Wheelchair bodybuilders look forward to seeing lots and lots of new faces at the shows, both cheering us on and taking the stage with us and showing the world the results of all your dieting, training, general hard work and most importantly how you and those around you have dealt with bad luck and bad situations and refused to go gentle and let them keep any of you down, regardless of what roles you, your friends and family decide to play in the advancement of our sport and passion that is Wheelchair bodybuilding we hope you'll help us. I have one more thing to say or ask rather as a conclusion to these words this is our call to the world, will you answer it?. thank you everybody for your time and support.