Sup, everybody thank you for taking the time and reading some of the material on this site! The time is appreciated! So little background on myself, I grew up in a great family, my brother and I where like to side kicks growing up always doing everything together. I was very close with my dad and of coarse I have that momma boy in me too. I was very quiet growing up even till I graduated from high school. Then I became totally consumed by playing football for a living . I never played in high school and played soccer most of my life, but I saw guys like LaDainian Tramayne, Corey Dillon, Marshal Faulk and many many more guys like them and it drove me to want to be in a position like they where in. I was very successful as a college football player and literally didn't leave one stone unturned in training and inquiring and trying to get paid to play football. Well I'm not ashamed to say that after a year out of college it didn't work out but along with everything I talk and believe in, this story has greater meaning and is very important for people reading my profile to know ... I have no regrets with my goal coming up short with football. And that's a huge pet if my personality and my daily tasks that I do, I always have the mind set of "I NEVER WANT TO EVER LOOK BACK AT ANY POINT OF MY LIFE AND HAVE THAT FEELING OF GUILT" People are afraid always of "failure" well one thing to know about me is that I'm not afraid of "Failure" in the traditional sense. I know if I fail at something it's truly cause I don't have what it took at that time to succeed. I have an OCD type feeling of having regrets when I do anything big or small on life so if I fail at something I'm almost at peace because I truely know my inner self to the extent that failing at something has no other emotions or thoughts mixed with it. There are no excuses with me, on the inside I know that I tried everything I could (at that time) so what's greater then knowin you literally tried our best and it didn't work out, nothing! We all hear stories from famous people to our own family and friends "I should have done...(fill in the blank) " that phrase "should have " to me is just and fluffy way of saying "I regret" - I will update my profile as time goes one, but want to thank Mr. Dadlift him self for the opportunity in working with him on this great site!