Driving down the busy rode, through the big glass doors, weaving around machines. The rhythmic clink of metal against metal. The sound of my heartbeat pounding in my ears, switching back in forth. Weights dropping, veins pulsing, idols of mine passing by. In the place where the weak become strong, my heaven is in the gym.

The teacher that put the most impact in my life was Mrs. Bickel. I had her for 4th and 5th grade. She was the best! We always had the greatest time in her class. I was always the teachers pet (I used to be smart). She would always ask us what we wanted to learn, like the time in 5th grade, we all suggested to read the first four Harry Potter books. Then we had a big project where we all got "sorted" into the four houses and had to make certain objects from the books. It was awesome! Oh and the time in 4th grade we went to the renaissance fair. That was a blast. But it wasn't always fun and games. We worked hard, everyday. Plus we had homework everyday, but we didn't mind because we had the greatest teacher in the world. She taught me so much, things I still use to this day.

My strong point is training people in the gym. I love fitness and everything about it. From workout routines to diets and supplements, I am always up for a challenge. I want to be a doctor in sports medicine because I love working with athletes to make them the best of the best. I spend the majority of my time working out or doing research online about different workout routines, food advantages, and supplements. I have trained with many bodybuilders and personal trainers to learn all I can about gaining muscle mass. I train people at school, at lifestyles family fitness, and from home. I learned the majority of it from my workout partner who has been bodybuilding for 4 years.