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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2026 · 8 MIN

From 28-Year-Old Beginner to Six-Time National Champion—The Lessons That Can Change Your Life

from Workouts for Older Men · host Skip La Cour

In this episode, I share my full journey—from starting weight training at 28 years old to becoming a six-time national champion drug-free bodybuilder. But more importantly, I explain why my natural, disciplined approach is exactly what men with busy, productive lives need if they want real results without all the confusion and rigmarole.This isn’t just a bodybuilding story. It’s the foundation behind the training, eating, and lifestyle strategies I teach today—so you can build strength, lose body fat, and stay consistent for the rest of your life without drugs, gimmicks, or wasted time.If you need help getting focused on your health, fitness, and life, reach out to me for one-on-one coaching. Visit skiplacour.com to learn more about what I offer. If you’re serious and want personalized help, go to TalkWithSkip.com, fill out the questionnaire, and we’ll take the next step together.#WorkoutsForOlderMen #DrugFreeBodybuilding #FitnessAfter50 #AgeOptimization #SkipLaCour

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