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| Not so much a personal more along the lines of a register. According to the IOC, a sport will be admitted to the Olympics if a) there is an international federation b) There are at least 75 countries across four continents where men do the sport c) There are at least 40 countries on three continents where ladies do the sport. The sport in question is natural bodybuilding so if you are a natural bodybuilder (whether or not you are a seasoned pro or just starting out) then I would like you to sign in with what country you live in, so I can check it off on my list of IOC approved countries to see if we have a valid agrument And before people say "Why bother, Weider's already got consent in 2000", this is why I am saying "Natural Bodybuilding", in order to distingush it __________________ The stronger they are, the more muscled they are     |
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