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| Motivation Tip: Olympic Superheavyweight Weightlifting I was just about to put this in Muscle and Mind, but it's really just a tip for something cool that has the side effect of being really f***ing motivational. So, anyway, if you didn't catch the broadcast of that ^ do it. Seriously. They're literally lifting two football players attached to a bar above their heads, in terms of weight. Crazy strength. Not to mention how big they themselves are. |3~ I'd find and include a link, but I'm posting from my Wii, so now copy/paste. Shane Hamman's clean and jerk from Athens is also a can't-miss.     |
| August 19th, 2008, 02:34 PM | |||
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| Might I recommend Eurosport who archive all video from the Olympics __________________ The stronger they are, the more muscled they are |
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| I thought the class below it (heavy weights) were so much sexier; the strength minus the gut! |
| August 20th, 2008, 08:48 PM | |||
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| Awww, but the guts are half the fun! :P To each his own, I guess. |
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