Ovie is what many would call an all-around athlete. In high school he played and lettered in football, basketball, tennis and track, but he definitely shined on the gridiron. After being named his high school team's MVP for three years and being selected to the All-Conference team three times he chose to pursue his football career at Wake Forest University. Although Wake Forest hasn't had a great record of sending players to the NFL (one player other than Ovie), he was selected by the Baltimore Ravens in the 2003 draft.

Ovie played fullback and special teams for the Ravens until he was traded to the Atlanta Falcons in 2007, signing the largest-ever contract for an NFL fullback at the time. As a Falcon, Ovie has seen his career blossom and has become one of the premier fullbacks in the league. Ovie started taking PROGENEX just before the 2010 season, which happened to be the same year he was elected to his first Pro-Bowl.

While Ovie is an amazing athlete, he's an even more remarkable role model. He established The Ovie Mughelli Foundation to help develop youth socially, mentally and physically by implementing and assisting quality programs that educate the youth on the environment. His off-the-field endeavors earned him the title of #2 Eco-Athlete in the World, by Planet Green.

I was introduced to Progenex by an old teammate at Wake Forest just before the 2010 season. I was a little skeptical at first because I've taken other protein and recovery drinks but nothing seemed to make much of a difference. I started taking it after every workout, and for the first time I actually found a supplement that did what it said it would - help me recover. I noticed right away that I wasn't as sore and I felt more recovered between workouts. Because I recover faster I'm able to push myself harder during practice, and I certainly count Progenex as a big factor in contributing to my first ever Pro Bowl in 2010.

                

2x All Pro Selection (2006, 2010)
Pro Bowl Selection (2010)