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Arnold's Roots
Share Post PrintMarch 7, 2004 Posted by John at 12:15 PM
One thing I like about Arnold Schwarzenegger is that he has never turned his back on the activity that made him famous: bodybuilding. Having risen from the bodybuilding ranks first into Hollywood and now into the upper reaches of politics, some might expect Arnold to be a bit embarrassed about his origins--especially after the raunchiness of those days became an issue in the recall campaign. Not so, however; he continues to sponsor the Arnold Classic, one of bodybuilding's biggest events. Here he hands out the trophy to this year's winner, Jay Cutler:
Share Post PrintMarch 7, 2004 Posted by John at 12:15 PM
One thing I like about Arnold Schwarzenegger is that he has never turned his back on the activity that made him famous: bodybuilding. Having risen from the bodybuilding ranks first into Hollywood and now into the upper reaches of politics, some might expect Arnold to be a bit embarrassed about his origins--especially after the raunchiness of those days became an issue in the recall campaign. Not so, however; he continues to sponsor the Arnold Classic, one of bodybuilding's biggest events. Here he hands out the trophy to this year's winner, Jay Cutler:
jay cutler health fitness
On September 30, 2006, the world chose who would take the uber-prestigious title of Mr. Olympia, the world’s Number 1 ranked professional bodybuilder. They chose Jay Cutler. Does that name sound familiar? We’re not surprised ~ Jay was born in Worcester, grew up in Sterling, and has been standing near the apex of professional bodybuilding for some time now. FLEX Magazine compared his Mr. Olympia victory to the toppling of the Berlin Wall. We’d say it’s more like the time that the Red Sox came back from 3 games down to win the ALCS and subsequent World Series title in ‘04. Having placed 2nd ~ on four nonconsecutive occasions ~ to the reigning 8-time champion Ron Coleman, this year Cutler implemented his own style of regime change. Pulse recently had the chance to hear Jay’s thoughts on The Mr. Olympia competition, nutrition, Ipod tunes, the future, and other good stuff. And for more of his advice on nutrition, training regiments, and supplement, check out www.JayCutler.com.
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