Bill
Brotherton:
As an adolescent I excelled in many sports. But as an
ectomorph, gaining strength and size to my 6'2" frame 155
pound body seemed impossible. Then I began powerlifting
and bodybuilding.
During 14 years of competitive bodybuilding I gained 126
pounds of hard earned muscle, averaging 10 pounds of
muscle gain per year. I started out at 155 pounds and
maxed out at 281 pounds, battling super-heavy-weights in
the gym, training under world class powerlifters and
bodybuilders on the professional level. It is amazing to
look back on 29 competitions and winning heavyweight Mr.
Texas and Mr. Georgia!
I sustained a few serious injuries including a torn right
pectoral tendon which ended my bodybuilding career. My
passion for the sport remains unchanged. I know what it
takes: proper nutrition, rigorous workouts, adequate
supplementation, rest, positive attitude and commitment.
I became a personal trainer in 1988 and opened my first
gym, Headlands Fitness, in 2001. After 5 successful
years, I consolidated my business with my wife's two
businesses, Xhale and Sweatshop. We now operate as Pulse
Fitness.