Lifetime natural bodybuilder Kwame Adom has won every natural show in New England, but now the 5’8″, 185 lbs. is bumping up his game and training for Musclemania® New England. He says, “Measurements are out of the window at this stage, mirror guide only. I have to win the overall to make MM Pro, so I care less about my weight on stage, just how I’m put together.” Kwame will be on stage with nearly 200 other natural athletes at Foxwoods Resort Casino on May 2.
Kwame Adom has developed a top level, natural physique having won both of his first two shows this season. But the 5’7″, 175 lbs., Connecticut athlete says he swears by his atypical bodybuilding diet. “My diet is pasta, pizza, burgers with occasional ice cream,” Kwame proudly admits, “I don’t deviate from this diet. I have a unique physique and I must eat “dirty” to maintain size. I’m one of a kind when it’s time for shredding.” Kwame says he’s bumping up his game and will be moving onto Musclemania® shows next season. “My goal is to prevail at MM New England in May so I may clash with the Titans in Las Vegas in November. I’m overly excited to step on the MM stage.”
Patrick Vidal is exploding his physique! Following a hard core chest work out this afternoon, the 5’10″, 185 lbs. 23 year old trainer says, “I got 99 problems but a BENCH ain’t one.” The West Virginia student and gym manager says he only recently started taking his weight gains to another level. “I was always just happy to look lean and athletic. But the bug’s bit me and I want to full out more and still lean and in shape.” Patrick is shooting for Musclemania® New England in May.
’13 Model New England Champion Aaron Hairston bolted onto the national scene and nearly won Model Universe two months later. The 5’11″, 210 lbs., 28 year old personal trainer was a former collegiate football player and team captain. Aaron was a Two-Time All American and played for the New England Knights and Connecticut Bearcats in Minor League Football and a 2009 Hall of Fame inductee! Currently, he runs a weekly sports fitness training camps in Connecticut for competitors wanted to perform better and get better results from the training, nutrition and diet regimens.
