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    Arnold Schwarzenegger was born in Thal, Austria, in July 30 of 1947. His mother was Aurelia Schwarzenegger and his father was Gustavn Schwarzenegger. Arnold grew up in a small village where he began weight lifting. His father always told him it was a waste of his time. In 1965 he was sent to the army to fulfill a one year requirement and when he was in the army he snuck out to go to a bodybuilding competition and when he got there all he had was army close! He waited for another competitor to come off and he asked for his close because all he was supposed to where was shorts and he didn't have any. At the bodybuilding competition and he won 1st place in the Junior Mr. Europe in 1965. When he got back the commander in charge put him in solitary confinement and when they let him out they asked him if he won. He simply replied ‘’yes sir’’. The australian army provided him with equipment to workout with, they had tanks that would carry weight, so when he was on duty he could lift. When he left the army he continued to body building, Charles Bennett, wa a judge at a 1966 competition and wanted to train Arnold. Arnold dint had any money, so Charles took him in even though he had a crowded house. When Arnold was staying with Charles he got to meet someone he idolize ‘’Reg Park’’ and soon became his friend and his mentor in bodybuilding. Arnold…

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    But bodybuilding didn’t appear up on a stage for competitions until the early 1900s when Eugene Sandow, the father of modern-day bodybuilding, grew popular among crowds due to his massive muscles and defined physique. People began to want to be as muscular and strong as Sandow, and during the 1900’s, bodybuilding popularity skyrocketed and continues to skyrocket to this day. One of the biggest names in bodybuilding is Arnold Schwarzenegger even though his last competition was 1980.…

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    Elementary Posted By : Matty Wiggins | Bodybuilding Tips | Bodybuilding Guide This story deals with bodybuilding and contains all the relevant information about bodybuilding. If you are interested do read on. Being interested in bodybuilding means that you must be eager to gain as much information on bodybuilding as possible. To make things easier for you, we have this article for you having all the relevant information on bodybuilding. A Body to Go: bodybuilding fitness Elementary If you…

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    From Celebrity Politics to American Politics Ronald Reagan, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Clint Eastwood; what do all of these names have in common; each one of them was a celebrity who become a part of American Politics. One might assume that most celebrities are more comfortable waiting to their unleash they’re strong views on politics when a gentile discussion occurs, but it seem that they do not do really anything to make change in favor of their views. However, throughout history a few…

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    muscles and your hard work. That's who Arnold Schwarzenegger is. Arnold Schwarzenegger is one of the most iconic names ever in the fitness industry, but how did this Austrian man come to America and become a legend? He is said to be the best bodybuilder ever to live and in my opinion he is the best. Arnold is an inspiration to males and females in the bodybuilding industry everywhere. He even motivates others to follow their dream and get to the goal they set out for themselves which is exactly…

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    time that The Terminator was released, it only made sense that with technology on the rise, we were considering the potential dangers of integrating it so closely in our lives. The Terminator poster uses many basic principles of design to appeal to its audience. The creators of this poster were the design team and the producer/director of the film. The purpose of the poster was to get people excited and interested in buying tickets to see the film. This poster also gives its audience clues as…

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    Illustration essay Sports are a great activity to be apart of as a kid keeping them busy with practices, games along with all life’s other obligations. Parents cherish the way they don’t need to stress over where their children are for a few hours a day. Children never consider alternate advantages that come from playing sports, eventually forming these youthful children into extraordinary employee. Playing sports develops leadership qualities in a person’s life, which can be used in the…

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    muscle mass and losing body fat down to a minimum of 6 percent body fat and a weight requirement in order to qualify for a competition. This subculture began in the early 1890s with the first arrival of Mr. Eugene Sandow who was the first Mr. Olympia to have a modeled statue to be presented (D. 2014, November 18). Although bodybuilding can be tracked back all the way to ancient Egyptian and Greek societies when muscular development was one of the principles in their quest for body…

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    I believe the same should be put into effect with steroids. The argument about it being an endangerment to “our children” has been used in many scare tactics such as those in the reefer madness movies, because many people are ready to take someone’s side when it means protecting their children. Of course everyone wants their child to be safe, but you should still make an educated choice on the decision. The issue of children looking up to people that use steroids and thinking they need to do…

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    opinions were negative and some of them were positive. Bell talked to other bodybuilders about using supplements and how a special ingredient, can change a person's physique. Bell went on to show the audience, how a supplement is made. Bell says that he can make a supplement for a dollar and sell it for sixty bucks. Nowadays, supplements are expensive to buy in the store. Bell went on to interviewed Rick Schaff. Schaff is a fitness model photographer, and he says that it's ridiculous to see the…

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