NAME- ARMON A. ADIBI
DATE OF BIRTH - NOVEMBER 2, 1983
BIRTH CITY- DALLAS, TX
CURRENT RESIDENCE- DALLAS TX
HEIGHT- 5'-9"
WEIGHT- CONTEST 225 LBS
OFF SEASON 250 LBS
OCCUPATION- PERSONAL TRAINER
DATE OF BIRTH - NOVEMBER 2, 1983
BIRTH CITY- DALLAS, TX
CURRENT RESIDENCE- DALLAS TX
HEIGHT- 5'-9"
WEIGHT- CONTEST 225 LBS
OFF SEASON 250 LBS
OCCUPATION- PERSONAL TRAINER
Armon Adibi was born the
eldest of two
boys on November 2, 1983 in
Dallas,
TX. He grew up in Arlington
being
raised by his Beverly and Ali
Adibi
And he attended Arlington
High School.
Growing up, Armon was very
athletic
but incredibly thin. He
participated in
soccer, basketball and tennis.
He
excelled at his favorite sport,
soccer,
playing throughout high
school. Soccer
also afforded him to travel and
play
against teams in Denmark,
Sweden,
and Germany. It was soccer
that spiked
Armon's interest in weight
lifting.
At the age of sixteen, Armon's
soccer
class began lifting weights to
increase
the players' muscles. Armon
felt a bit
intimidated seeing some of his
teammates lift seventy-five
pounds.
However, given his innate
drive and
competitiveness, he began
regularly
lifting and training. Diet and
exercise
became more than a means to
improve
his game, and he eventually
quit
playing soccer and focused
solely on
weight lifting.
By the time Armon was
eighteen he was
ready to compete at an
amazing 235
pounds (he had been only 110
pounds
when he started high
school). He competed in the
Lee Priest
Classic and won. The high
and overall
satisfaction of winning his first
bodybuilder competition
secured
Armon's love and dedication to
weightlifting.
eldest of two
boys on November 2, 1983 in
Dallas,
TX. He grew up in Arlington
being
raised by his Beverly and Ali
Adibi
And he attended Arlington
High School.
Growing up, Armon was very
athletic
but incredibly thin. He
participated in
soccer, basketball and tennis.
He
excelled at his favorite sport,
soccer,
playing throughout high
school. Soccer
also afforded him to travel and
play
against teams in Denmark,
Sweden,
and Germany. It was soccer
that spiked
Armon's interest in weight
lifting.
At the age of sixteen, Armon's
soccer
class began lifting weights to
increase
the players' muscles. Armon
felt a bit
intimidated seeing some of his
teammates lift seventy-five
pounds.
However, given his innate
drive and
competitiveness, he began
regularly
lifting and training. Diet and
exercise
became more than a means to
improve
his game, and he eventually
quit
playing soccer and focused
solely on
weight lifting.
By the time Armon was
eighteen he was
ready to compete at an
amazing 235
pounds (he had been only 110
pounds
when he started high
school). He competed in the
Lee Priest
Classic and won. The high
and overall
satisfaction of winning his first
bodybuilder competition
secured
Armon's love and dedication to
weightlifting.
Biography
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