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 September 29th, 2004, 04:25 PM | |||
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| First sighting on TV One of my first muscle sighting on TV has got to be Jack LaLanne. I just remember being mesmerized by those huge arms and that wide V-taper. Come to think of it, I probably did a few dips as a kid. Maybe that primed my arms to grow later in life  __________________ -ottomun6- It's time to stop sitting on the sidelines and get in there!     |
| September 29th, 2004, 06:34 PM | |||
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| i met Jack LaLane years ago.i would guess he was hovering around 70,then.very short.kind of hyper.a very focussed gentleman. |
| October 1st, 2004, 05:58 PM | |||
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| You're dating yourself if you say you remember Jack LaLanne (sp?) from his days on TV. The dude is 90. Hm... well, I am not sure if this counts or not but I remember the Superboy series from TV in the late 1980's. As young as I was then, I still thought John Haymes Newton was hot as Superboy. Sure, the second one was a better actor, but the first one had the bod and the look. |
| October 1st, 2004, 06:17 PM | |||
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| i'm dating myself? SO WHO PAYS FOR DINNER?!!!of course i'm dating myself.i'm dated(53)&Matt LeBlanc used to work out at my gym.post Heinz ketchup commercial/pre-Friends.so there.nyah. |
| October 2nd, 2004, 05:36 AM | |||
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| Re-runs son, re-reuns... Quote:
I saw him as a re-run. In fact, he's still pumping up those 19"(?) guns in black and white. But his lower body looked comparatively small. I wonder what he would have looked like if he were a 25 year old bodybuilder today? I figure he would have 21" biceps and a pair of 30" thighs  __________________ -ottomun6- It's time to stop sitting on the sidelines and get in there! |
| October 2nd, 2004, 07:04 PM | |||
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| Yeah or maybe Bob Cummings in "Love That Bob" |
| October 2nd, 2004, 09:22 PM | |||
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| Jack was definitely the first muscular guy I remember seeing. I wanted to "look like that!" So I started doing some of the exercises he was demonstrating -- I was ALL of 4 or 5 years old at the time. My next younger brother (we were stairsteps) started laughing and saying, "Mommy, Mommy, Ricky is EXCERCISING." She nodded and said, "Well, good for him!" but I was totally mortified. It was literally 21 years old before I could actually pick up a weight in public (we had a barbell set at home that I used in secret, from time to time. Hard to do in a 1000 sq foot house containing five people!) Why was I so horrendously self-conscious about it? I still have no clue. xoxo richard PS: Jack was born September 26, 1914, in San Francisco, so he just turned 90. His "Jack LaLanne Show" debuted in 1951 and apparently ran for 34 years! |
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