He's in the midst of launching his H&M Bodywear range, and David Beckham pumped up his press efforts by taking over cover duties for the March 2012 issue of Men's Health UK.
The 36-year-old footballer brought his studly charm to the magazine in a Doug Inglish shot spread while discussing how he's changed physically over the years and passing on the desire to win and compete to his three sons.
Highlights from David's in-depth interview are as follows. For more, be sure to visit Men's Health UK!
On why people respond to him:
"I think they see that I work hard. I think they see that I love playing, that I've got passion, that I want to help the young players in my team. Even at 36 years old I'm still running 12 miles a game. I'm still keeping up with what I was doing a few years back."
On how he instills his own childhood values unto his kids:
"It would be easy for our kids to sit back and not work for anything, but they're not like that. They're as competitive as Victoria and me. That's one area where we've been very lucky with our boys; they want to win. They want to work at something. They know their values. That's the way we've brought them up so far and that's the way we'll continue. They're very well mannered, very well behaved. But they've got that hunger and they're competitive and I'm happy with that."
On whether he's changed physically over the years:
"You have to change. As you get older you have to adapt your game. It takes you longer to get over the after-effects of a match. I've definitely become more aware on the field; I know what my limits are, what I can achieve and which passes I can play. So that's been my game over the last few years: I have adapted to my age, different situations and the positions that I'm playing in."
Source: http://celebrity-gossip.net/david-beckham/david-beckham-covers-mens-health-uk-march-2012-582061
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