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I was thinking, ah, you know, all these American dudes when they do X-Men and all that stuff they get

really huge for the rolls so I need to get huge too. I gained 25 pounds of

muscle in three months. I was so proud of getting that much bigger in such a

short amount of time and I walked into the

training room to start doing the martial arts training and I was like oh I come I can't

even do a roundhouse kick right now and it actually kind of hurts. Why is it hurting?

I realized it was the stiffness that the extra muscle had caused with my body and just how it wasn't used to it.

But it was that moment of not being able to move like I used to be able to move and

realizing oh man I screwed up. It was really stressful because I was like we're

about to start the show it's's very much where I was driven.

I need to perform.

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