David Meis: “Every effort has its reward”

Today we are going to tell you some anecdotes about another of our athletes, David Meis. As you know, we love to learn more about the stories of each of them and tell you some details that, without a doubt, inspire and motivate. Every person is a world with their own goals, but if there is something common to all of them, it is the possibility of achieving them with perseverance, discipline and passion. Let's see what David Meis has to say about this. Are you in?

We asked David some interesting facts about his beginnings, as well as his future projects. We also asked him to reveal some of his quirks before competing and his 3 essential Amix tips. Join us and let's find out more about this great professional who started training in 2005 and made his debut in competition in 2016, encouraged, according to him, by his current trainer.

Getting to know David Meis better…

When did you get started in bodybuilding?

I started training in 2005, but it wasn't until 2016 that I made my debut in competition in the Mensphysique category. It was my current coach who, at that time, encouraged me to do so and I am grateful for that.

What has bodybuilding taught you?

I have learned to lead a healthy lifestyle, to take care of myself and to understand that every effort has its reward.

Your 3 Amix must-haves are…

The supplements that cannot be missed are: CFM protein , MAP and creatine .

Is there any competition that you remember in a special way?

The competitions I remember most fondly are the 2018 Spanish Cup, where I won my category, and the 2019 Arnold Classic Europe, where I came second in my category.

What projects do you have for this year?

2021 will be a difficult year due to Covid and my main goal is to continue to evolve and be ready for when everything is better. Then I will return to competition stronger!

Do you have any habits before competing?

My habit before competitions is to be tinted and fully prepared with enough time. This way I can be as relaxed as possible until they call me to go on stage.