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    nathan MANSFIELD

    Mar 01, 2019 5 minutes
    BY MEN’S FITNESS SOUTH AFRICA
    PHOTOGRAPHY BY JASON ELLIS

    Instaram: @nathanmansfieldd

    Website: strongphysiquez.com

    Everyone has their specific time and place that got them on to their path in health and fitness. Nathan Mansfield however, is pretty interesting. It all started after joining the Armed Forces in 2007 and going on his first deployment in Iraq in 2008. Being inspired by one of the greatest names in bodybuilding, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Nathan started his own training, nutrition and supplement regime, and today he has built a physique of hard gained muscle, CEO of his own brand, Strong Physiques, husband and father, and still on active duty with the Military.

    NATHAN PLEASE TELL OUR READERS MORE ABOUT YOU?

    My name is Nathan Mansfield. I am an Active Duty Air Force Joint Terminal Attack Controller (JTAC) and CEO of Strong Physiquez. I’m also a husband and father of two sons. I’m 31

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