Results matching “bodybuilder”

With the rain continuing, the indoor gym definitely had some attention. Between sessions the following appeared :

• Articles : Matt Danielsson looked at supplementation for natural bodybuilders, David Ostlund chatted to Chasing Kaz's Ben Hanson about his Venice Beach win (and the new points system) and Blaine wrapped up this month's conditioning series with a look at a great form of exercise-without-trying : dancing.
• Videos : Mobster did a little heavy juggling, the guys at Kentucky Powerlifting tested out the bed-of-nails once again and Andy Bolton demonstrated his training routine (note the lightning fast speed pulls).
• Ideas : There were some very interesting exercise ideas this week, notably - various grip combinations on the promo video for Grip Dominator II, the Ice Chamber's Kettlebell Windmill and John Brookfield's Plate See Saw.
• Sites : The sites added to the reader this week included Wrestler Nation (some great stuff on there), the kettlebell training diary of Texas Tom Healy and Personal Trainer Fred Fornicola's Premiere Personal Fitness.
• Bonus : Dave Barr takes a fascinating look into the subject of Carbohydrate Tolerance. If you eat as much rice as I do, this is definitely one for your reading list.

Chris Shugart chats with (currently natural) bodybuilder Kiyoshi Moody. Moody's views on many things - particularly steroid use - are intriguing.

Chris Shugart chats with (currently natural) bodybuilder Kiyoshi Moody. Moody's views on many things - particularly steroid use - are intriguing.

The Natural Bodybuilding Principles blog points to two great articles by Matt Danielsson concerning supplementation for bodybuilders. This quote neatly sums up Matt's view (and my own) on the subject :

Hard training and good food will take you 90% of the way. People got buff 50 years ago, before the supplement market was a gazillion-dollar industry.

As a reformed supplement junkie, this is very interesting reading.

The Natural Bodybuilding Principles blog points to two great articles by Matt Danielsson concerning supplementation for bodybuilders. This quote neatly sums up Matt's view (and my own) on the subject :

Hard training and good food will take you 90% of the way. People got buff 50 years ago, before the supplement market was a gazillion-dollar industry.

As a reformed supplement junkie, this is very interesting reading.

Brian Carson takes a brief look at bodybuilder Angelo Siciliano, better known by his stage name Charles Atlas (pictured here pulling a Pennsylvania RR car). Very interesting man.

Brian Carson takes a brief look at bodybuilder Angelo Siciliano, better known by his stage name Charles Atlas (pictured here pulling a Pennsylvania RR car). Very interesting man.

Brian Carson continues his old-time strength series with a brief look at Prussian bodybuilder Sigmund Klein. Great physique, straightforward approach.

Brian Carson continues his old-time strength series with a brief look at Prussian bodybuilder Sigmund Klein. Great physique, straightforward approach.

Brian Carson takes a brief look at 1920s bodybuilder and strongman Earle E. Liederman, who claimed several famous pupils including Jowett and Hyson. Very interesting.