#21 Dutch Track Cyclist Laurine Van Riessen Riding The Wall Of The Track At The Rio Olympics

The personal trainer reiterated that you can’t force a person to change. They’ll change only if that desire for a different lifestyle comes from within.
“Usually, our unhealthy habits are a result of constant stress and our behavior that’s meant to protect us from it. If we would have an honest chat with ourselves, we’d clearly see that we’re dissatisfied with ourselves only when we feel that we’re using our bad habits to cover our emotions,” he said.
“However, if we accept that we’re not perfect, we’re not pressured to change. That’s when you start developing a natural desire and curiosity to find out what the best possible version of you is,” Paulius noted.
This is a point that I believe is crucial. Realistically speaking, even if only a select few can become Olympic athletes, at the end of the day, what truly matters is us striving to be the best that we can be. Perhaps not Olympians. Perhaps not perfect. But powerful, healthy, full of grit, drive, and energy.
#27 Hungarian Weightlifter Janos Baranyai's Right Arm Gave, Ripping Apart Ligaments And Muscle Under The Weight

#28 The Hands Of Olympic Swimming Champion Van Der Weijden After A 163km Swim

#29 Acrobatic Gymnastics Elite And Level 10 Training Camp At Karolyis Olympic Training Site

#33 How Huge US Fencer Miles Chamley-Watson's Hand Is

#38 German Cyclist Robert Forstemann And New Zealand Cyclist Greg Henderson

#40 Olympic Cyclist Robert Forstemann (Right) Shows Off Freakish 74 Cm Thighs
















