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Flex And Serve: 11 Strong Arm Stories

Nothing shouts “fitness” like a great set of guns. It takes a lot of hard work and persistent training to achieve growth and visible results. But – it takes much more to do something with all that strength. It takes passion for God, love for others, a humble spirit desiring to be used for a greater purpose and a simple cheerfulness in serving.

We asked 11 Faith & Fitness Magazine readers to show us their arms, tell us how they got ‘em and what they do to make a difference. You can TRI but you can’t BI your way into this dimension. Check out all the impressive photos on each page. No matter what your size, you can be a big lifter for God by serving others.

MITCH MULLER

Ok, without question Mitch’s favorite arm exercise is --- well, every arm exercise. He is a personal trainer that own’s Mindset Fitness in Arizona. He says that getting big isn’t his real motivation. Instead Mitch shares, “I have made it a personal goal of mine to keep God at the center of all I do and everything I accomplish. I believe deep down that I was put in the position I am in to inspire others to seek faith and become the best person they can be, both inside and outside of the gym.”

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