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--- In , Storm Fox <storm_m_fox@y...>
wrote:
> I like the oldtimers' philosophy of doing loads of variety,
having fun with training, and always keeping health and quality of
life in mind. Even with all the goofiness, I still like it far
better than the modern, macho school which holds that you should
squat and deadlift until blood squirts from your nose, that lifting-
induced hemmoroids are a sign of masculinity, that you've never
lifted heavy unless you've soiled yourself, and that joint and
muscle pains are just indicators that you need to start using
more/better painkillers.
....Ugch! That is truly a revolting set of guidelines to "live"
by!
I saw a funny Australian film some time ago, which was supposed to
be a period piece,,, and I remember that all the people in the town
would come out onto the beach to watch a famous strongman from, I
think, England, do his morning constitutional "jog" along the
water.
He would run along the beach with a *large* stone in each hand, and
holding them above his head as he jogged...could that have been
Aston?
Deb
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