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__________________ Dave M. Richmond Hill (Toronto), Ontario, CANADA Kanstul WB1600 1952 L.A. Olds Recording, 1975 L.A. Benge 3x, Yamaha 631 Flugel, Olds Flugel GR 65.6 Mouthpieces | |
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![]() | Another good book to read is the Arnold Schwarzenegger Encylopedia of Bodybuilding. Its great for using as a source to learn new exercises, however, none of the programs are not really do-able for those of us not willing to go on the juice. The photos are kind of inspirational too but again, you can't look like those guys unless you are willing to break the law, jeopardize your health, and use steroids. Body for Life remains as my top choice for an exercise program for us regular folks. Let us know what you end up doing! Kevin[/i] |
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