ir brother with their shirts off looking like a bunch of monsters. I was intimidated. But i worked out anyway. I told Ryan (Da head hancho) that i didnt know if this was the place for me and that id like to try it again. He said i could come in again for free to try it out and that they'd love to have me. I did and i went around asking everyone why they chose to come to this gym and most of what i heard was that the programming was great and that the community was great and that Ryan actually cares about his athletes. That was enough. For the next two years I would ride my bike to wild and learn things about myself, others, the sport, and the methods to the madness. I would get better and try really hard. I would see people struggle, i would see others lift them up and encourage them. I would see Wild change people for the better. I would become less intimidated and more inspired. I would learn my limits and challenge them daily. I would get my Level 1 certification and start to help others with technique. I would bring people to Wild and encourage them to stay. I would greet new people with a smile because that's how i was greeted. I would participate in competitions. I would get sponsored by Max Muscle Northern Colorado. I would foster friendships with the world's kindest people. I would set ambitions goals and be supported by everyone in the gym. Wild makes me better. Wild is my home away from home. I feel more comfortable there than i do almost anywhere else. So.. here's to the community. And to the man behind the madness, Ryan Garcia. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY YALL!
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