Johnny Quinn - IFBB Pro Wheelchair Bodybuilder

DALLAS, TX - JUNE 17: IFBB Wheelchair Professional Bodybuilder Johnny Quinn gets a three-dimensional picture taken following pre-judging during the Dallas Europa Games Get Fit & Sports Expo at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center on June 17, 2017 in Dallas, Texas. There is one event he does fantasize about and pushes him to keep building mass - the Mr. Olympia - the Super Bowl of bodybuilding. While their division hasn't been authorized to compete on their stage yet due to small number of contestants, he knows once they appear, it will triumph any past accomplishment. Quinn, 40, of Chesterbrook, Pennsylvania had no visions of becoming a professional bodybuilder as kid when his life changed dramatically 19 years ago. In 1998, while working as an auto-mechanic, a nearly fatal motorcycle accident paralyzed him resulting in no motor function below his chest. After a grueling first year, he began to get acclimated to life in a wheelchair and decided to go to the gym in hopes of counteract the muscle loss and weight gain that followed his accident. It was in an issue of 'Flex Magazine' where he learned about a novice wheelchair bodybuilding show. In 2010, he became the National Physique Committee Wheelchair Champion. Winning this annual amateur contest earned him an elite classification as only 1 of 23 professional wheelchair bodybuilders on the globe through the International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness (IFBB) - the highest level of bodybuilding in the world. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)