I was diminished to the point I was like a newborn baby. I had to re-learn how to eat, walk and talk. I was on IV for almost four weeks. When I was given food for the first time, my mother, my girlfriend (Kiki), and the nurse were all watching closely. I loaded the fork with food and tried to put the fork through the side of my cheek. I did this three times and was very disturbing. The nurse took the fork and food away from me and said she would help me. When she forwarded the fork to my mouth, I grabbed her hand like I do when I arm wrestle someone.
What does this mean? I could arm wrestle before I could eat !!!
A Summarized History
My journey has been incredible – Here are a few of my wins in life!
I was near death when I was born; my blood was too thick and I was in an incubation chamber for over 3 months.
I now live in North Vancouver — in my opinion, the best place in Canada — I have had an amazing life after my acquired brain injury in 2018.
Arm Wrestling Saved My Life
I chose arm-wrestling as the sport of choice because it is masculine, rewarding, strategic, challenging and keeps me lean and in shape.
In 2018 – I lost 47 lbs in 3 months and shortly afterward won the Canadian arm wrestling competition both R & L in Montreal just after losing this weight.
I am a 9-time Canadian National Arm Wrestling Champion and 1-time North American Champion. There will be more to come.
In 2015 I hosted and organized the 2015 Canadian Arm Wrestling Nationals Competition and I am looking to host and organize the 2025 Canadian championships in the BC lower mainland. I will give more information if I get the Nationals.
Last year, I made this instructional arm wrestling website called "Arm Wrestling Champions" and my primary goal is to teach as many people as possible how to be an arm wrestling champion. If I can do it, anyone can!
Miracle survivor of 3 major accidents
In 1997 I was in a head-on collision North of Prince Geeorge, BC. I had lung damage, a head injury, and a broken right kneecap.
In 2004, a friend of mine and I hit the back of a manure spreader. I was a passenger in in this accident that happened in Mission, B.C. I suffered a broken right hip & left wrist and lacerated my face and had other broken bones.
In 2018, I was hit by a car while walking across Knight St & 53rd in Vancounver, BC – In this accident I suffered an ABI (aquired brain injury).
In recovery of accident #3, I effectively matured 15 years in a four-year span and made this website to teach everything I have learned over the past 30 years.
The Secret Of My Success
I get knocked down, but I get back up and don’t stay down – I do what I have to move ahead. I work hard every day to be better mentally, physically and financially!
What has grown out of tragedy has been a blossoming new life with my friends, family, girlfriend and the armwrestling community.
I treat people as I would want to be treated and I am truly grateful for what I have!
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These are brutal pictures of me after accident #3. I don't show these to be negative, but to motivate people and show that when we set are mind to do something, anything is possible.
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