He wants the gay numbers, likes and views without the gay attention.
Look, like, save, share but do not make gay comments.
Am so over him
Look, like, save, share but do not make gay comments.
Am so over him
Looks like bro finally understand his audience and what we tryna see lol
Bryan van Steijn | Fitness coach on Instagram: "Lots of work on keeping the muscle tension out of it. Learning a new sport is always very humbling because one thing that helps a lot in bodybuilding is keeping the muscles under constant tension, when boxing you want to be semi relaxed because it’s all about momentum. It’s a bit of a paradigm shift 
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Bryan van Steijn | Fitness coach on Instagram: "Lots of work on keeping the muscle tension out of it. Learning a new sport is always very humbling because one thing that helps a lot in bodybuilding is keeping the muscles under constant tension, when boxing you want to be semi relaxed because it’s all about momentum. It’s a bit of a paradigm shift
Let me know if you like the mma updates ##fitness #fitnessgoals #workoutmotivation #fitdutchies #fitnl #shredsquad #personaltrainer"I was actually able to convince him on selling me nude pics and vids once.. but he was charging me $200, so I never followed through. :/
What is his Instagram now? I can’t find it, maybe he blocked me?
For everyone else: Bryan knows a lot of people follow him for the aesthetics, and he gives a light nod to that—tastefully—because that’s part of having an online presence in fitness. That doesn’t mean he owes anyone explicit content or personal access. If you can’t handle a professional keeping boundaries unless he “gives you D,” that’s a you problem.
As for the “poser” comment: it’s nonsense. He has serious work ethic, puts in real hours, and focuses on delivering actual results for people who are serious about training and health. Reducing him to a “thirst trap” because you wanted more than he chose to share isn’t a review—it’s entitlement dressed up as criticism.