Asif had a horrible roadside accident at age three, requiring amputation. Facing early-life trauma and discrimination, he almost lost hope.
But after high school, Asif realized he needed to change himself, not others.
He graduated with a degree in journalism and earned a master's degree in political science.
Asif's love for fitness led him to become a motivational speaker in Pakistan, inspiring young people toward healthier lifestyles.
He moved to the USA in 2015, working in a gym before becoming a certified personal trainer.
For five years, Asif trained clients in the USA, including those with disabilities and autism, helping them achieve their fitness goals.
He ran a marathon for breast cancer in 2016 and, in 2019, set 11 world records in one year with the World Association of Bench Press and Deadlifting (WABDL) www.wabdl.org, representing the USA.
Asif became a US citizen in 2022.
Currently, Asif continues training and has applied to the Paralympics for powerlifting classification.
Asif's inspirational life story has impacted hundreds. This is just a glimpse of his struggles and achievements, a story the world is yet to fully discover.
Asif C
- HEIGHT: 170 cm/5' 7''
- SHOE SIZE: 44.5EU/10½US/10UK
- HAIR: Black
- EYES: Hazel
- HEIGHT: 170 cm/5' 7''
- SHOE SIZE: 44.5EU/10½US/10UK
- HAIR: Black
- EYES: Hazel
Asif had a horrible roadside accident at age three, requiring amputation. Facing early-life trauma and discrimination, he almost lost hope.
But after high school, Asif realized he needed to change himself, not others.
He graduated with a degree in journalism and earned a master's degree in political science.
Asif's love for fitness led him to become a motivational speaker in Pakistan, inspiring young people toward healthier lifestyles.
He moved to the USA in 2015, working in a gym before becoming a certified personal trainer.
For five years, Asif trained clients in the USA, including those with disabilities and autism, helping them achieve their fitness goals.
He ran a marathon for breast cancer in 2016 and, in 2019, set 11 world records in one year with the World Association of Bench Press and Deadlifting (WABDL) www.wabdl.org, representing the USA.
Asif became a US citizen in 2022.
Currently, Asif continues training and has applied to the Paralympics for powerlifting classification.
Asif's inspirational life story has impacted hundreds. This is just a glimpse of his struggles and achievements, a story the world is yet to fully discover.