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Lee Haney dominated alot and never finished off the podium at any event and retired at 31.
1979 Teen Mr. America
1979 Teen Mr. America Tall, 1st
1982 Junior Nationals Heavyweight &...

A wide variety of exercises and that forearm at 2:56.

If you can't row with your back parallel to the floor, you are using too much weight. Think of it like a dumbbell row and how bent over you are.

You don't need gloves. Nothing wrong with calluses, if you ever work construction, swing an axe, ride motocross, buck hay, run an obstacle course or go rock climbing you will be glad you have them.

Nope.

Kai's speech would be almost the same, oh I've had a tough life and I've been on the journey for twenty years and I've never let people tell what I can or can't do. Only it would take forever just to...

Why? Haney dominated his whole career and retired at 31 and left healthy.

The crowd is cheering Heath.

He will talk a long time about nothing or some life journey he finds himself on.

Lee Haney still looking healthy.

Flex way over the line, where's all the rage?

Wolf was just as far over the line too.

Dexter still bringing it, 15 years later.

One should never underestimate Dexter he always has a good chance.

Branch, at least he appears to know how to handle a firearm and if not, I can always out run him.

That's an Enfield #5 jungle Carbine.

Play stupid games, you win stupid prizes.

Now that's putting your money where your mouth is.

One of my favorites.


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I have never needed a spotter. I only go failure with cables, dumbbells, hammer strength, etc...squats and military press are done in a power rack.