Jarrell Williams
- BUSINESS INQUIRIES: 800-689-1275
- MANAGER: David Whitaker
Who is Jarrell Williams?
Born in Portsmouth, VA Jarrell was born a military brat to whom both parents served in the United States Navy. “Growing up I was always extremely competitive in sports playing basketball, football, track and field either at the recreational, middle school, high school and community college level. Understanding that I needed additional education, I made the decision to join the military, for the educational benefits to obtain a certification or degree”. He joined the United States Marine Corps in September of 2005. Having served in oversea deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan and Kuwait during his 14-year career tenure he understands the mental toughness and what it takes to endure what is expected of a bodybuilding athlete. He is currently an active duty Gunnery Sergeant of Marines continuing to leave his thumb print on the Marine Corps or those aspiring to join.
When did you start training?
Jarrell Williams started training in 2017 and stepped on stage at the 2019 NPC Southern California/Western All Forces as a Men’s Physique competitor. Straight out the gate, he placed 2nd Novice/class D, 2nd All Forces/class C, and 6th in Open. Becoming nationally qualified, he plans to compete at the close of 2020 year with the mindset of being undeniable, leaving no stone unturned on stage at the national level, with the goal of obtaining his IFBB pro card.
Who are you influenced/motivated by in the bodybuilding industry?
“There aren’t too many tall athletes out there. As our height is similar, IFBB Pro Raymont Edmonds is what I’ve tried to aspire to be, alongside IFBB Pro Frank Griffin. There has been a few IFBB Pro’s that have motivated me and I’ve tried to pick their brains about the sport, importance of dieting, lifting techniques and or have trained with such as IFBB Pro Stan Morrison, IFBB Pro Xavisus Gayden and IFBB Pro Brandon Hendrickson. All the athletes mentioned, I have such a tremendous amount of respect for and looking to grace the stage with them at some point in my career.”
What drives you?
“I’m here to influence, inspire and motivate others. I’m here to let those men, women and children out there know that through adversity, vulnerability, pain, heartache and struggle, you can conquer anything you set your mind to. Everyone has a story, everyone has setbacks, everyone has doubt or fear, but what steps you decide to take once you recognize those things are your MOST important. Once you start to realize that you are truly the only author of your story, anything can be accomplished.”
What do you hope to accomplish?
“I think being a US Marine, there is a stigma that goes along with that…being into fitness there also is a stigma that goes with that. I’m here to break whatever negative, small-mindedness those may have of either of the two. Knowing that I can’t change anyone’s perception, I can influence a small piece of change in their mind which could shine some light. Choosing to serve in the military was not what one might expect. I needed a loan to pursue a college degree in “Information Systems”. Due to the fact I could not obtain a scholarship or any sort of grant, I told myself If I were to serve in the Armed Forces, I wanted to join what I believed to be the most demanding branch and there was only one on that list, the Marine Corps. The other is Fitness. Fitness is a multitude of things for many different people: it represents a second home; a hopeful cure to those battling a health condition; safe haven to escape a verbal, physical, or emotional abusive relationship; healthy replacement to drug or alcohol addiction; and therapy to others encouraging them to not be afraid to be themselves. I’ve gone through my share of life’s altering shifts and the gym is my outlet, the place for me to get over what I battle with. I want to leave my mark in this industry by “aspiring to inspire before I expire” by being the same person I’ve always been, myself.” I’m currently stirving to become an IFBB Pro”.
What would you say to those interested in competing in bodybuilding?
One thing comes to mind. “Be comfortable with being uncomfortable…”
- Age 35
- Height 6’2.5
- Weight 257 lbs
- Hair Color Black
- Body Type Athletic
- Piercings No
- Tattoos Yes
- Dress Shirt Size Xl
Jarrell Williams
- BUSINESS INQUIRIES: 800-689-1275
- MANAGER: David Whitaker
Who is Jarrell Williams?
Born in Portsmouth, VA Jarrell was born a military brat to whom both parents served in the United States Navy. “Growing up I was always extremely competitive in sports playing basketball, football, track and field either at the recreational, middle school, high school and community college level. Understanding that I needed additional education, I made the decision to join the military, for the educational benefits to obtain a certification or degree”. He joined the United States Marine Corps in September of 2005. Having served in oversea deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan and Kuwait during his 14-year career tenure he understands the mental toughness and what it takes to endure what is expected of a bodybuilding athlete. He is currently an active duty Gunnery Sergeant of Marines continuing to leave his thumb print on the Marine Corps or those aspiring to join.
When did you start training?
Jarrell Williams started training in 2017 and stepped on stage at the 2019 NPC Southern California/Western All Forces as a Men’s Physique competitor. Straight out the gate, he placed 2nd Novice/class D, 2nd All Forces/class C, and 6th in Open. Becoming nationally qualified, he plans to compete at the close of 2020 year with the mindset of being undeniable, leaving no stone unturned on stage at the national level, with the goal of obtaining his IFBB pro card.
Who are you influenced/motivated by in the bodybuilding industry?
“There aren’t too many tall athletes out there. As our height is similar, IFBB Pro Raymont Edmonds is what I’ve tried to aspire to be, alongside IFBB Pro Frank Griffin. There has been a few IFBB Pro’s that have motivated me and I’ve tried to pick their brains about the sport, importance of dieting, lifting techniques and or have trained with such as IFBB Pro Stan Morrison, IFBB Pro Xavisus Gayden and IFBB Pro Brandon Hendrickson. All the athletes mentioned, I have such a tremendous amount of respect for and looking to grace the stage with them at some point in my career.”
What drives you?
“I’m here to influence, inspire and motivate others. I’m here to let those men, women and children out there know that through adversity, vulnerability, pain, heartache and struggle, you can conquer anything you set your mind to. Everyone has a story, everyone has setbacks, everyone has doubt or fear, but what steps you decide to take once you recognize those things are your MOST important. Once you start to realize that you are truly the only author of your story, anything can be accomplished.”
What do you hope to accomplish?
“I think being a US Marine, there is a stigma that goes along with that…being into fitness there also is a stigma that goes with that. I’m here to break whatever negative, small-mindedness those may have of either of the two. Knowing that I can’t change anyone’s perception, I can influence a small piece of change in their mind which could shine some light. Choosing to serve in the military was not what one might expect. I needed a loan to pursue a college degree in “Information Systems”. Due to the fact I could not obtain a scholarship or any sort of grant, I told myself If I were to serve in the Armed Forces, I wanted to join what I believed to be the most demanding branch and there was only one on that list, the Marine Corps. The other is Fitness. Fitness is a multitude of things for many different people: it represents a second home; a hopeful cure to those battling a health condition; safe haven to escape a verbal, physical, or emotional abusive relationship; healthy replacement to drug or alcohol addiction; and therapy to others encouraging them to not be afraid to be themselves. I’ve gone through my share of life’s altering shifts and the gym is my outlet, the place for me to get over what I battle with. I want to leave my mark in this industry by “aspiring to inspire before I expire” by being the same person I’ve always been, myself.” I’m currently stirving to become an IFBB Pro”.
What would you say to those interested in competing in bodybuilding?
One thing comes to mind. “Be comfortable with being uncomfortable…”
- Age 35
- Height 6’2.5
- Weight 257 lbs
- Hair Color Black
- Body Type Athletic
- Piercings No
- Tattoos Yes
- Dress Shirt Size Xl
Competition
What was your last bodybuilding competition and what did you place?
My last and only Competition was in June 2019, MuscleContest Southern Cali/Armed Forces, which I placed 2nd in Novice, 2nd in my Class, and 6th in Open which were in Men’s Physique.
What prior competitions have you been to and what did you place in those?
I’ve only competed once which was in 2019.
What competitions have you won?
I haven’t won any overalls but I WILL the end of this year, mark my words.
When/where is your next competition?
USA’s/MASTERS in Dec 11-13, 2020\. If I don’t get my Pro Card from that show I will be doing Amateur Olympia in Mens Physique, Dec 16-19, 2020.
Fitness Regimen
Briefly describe your current workout regimen
I currently workout between 5-6 days a week. At the moment I am not doing any cardio. After speaking with my coach as of yesterday to be perfectly honest with you, we both came to a decision on what my path is going to be for the rest of the year. I will be starting prep on May 15th. I’m excited and looking forward to this journey!
What is the name and location of the gym that you currently work out at?
Physiq Fitness in Albany OR.
What supplement brands do you currently use?
I currently am not using any supplement brands. Once my prep starts, I will be using Species Nutrition supplements.
What are your Top 3 songs to workout to?
Three 6 Maa – Who Run It
Kid Cudi – Heart of a Lion
Kanye West – Waves
Hobbies
What are your hobbies?
Basketball
Collecting shoes
Electronics
Exercise (aerobics, weights)
Fast cars
Sports
Bodybuilding
Boxing
Triathlon
Bodybuilding
Tell us about the sports you have played
I grew up playing football/basketball in recreational leagues, high school and played in community college when I attended in Virginia.
Tell us about your favorite teams.
My favorite basketball team is LA Lakers, giving the fact that LeBron James is single handily the best player in the NBA. No question.
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