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 The Wisdom of Mike Mentzer - John R. Little
 The Wisdom of Mike Mentzer - John R. Little ... 2005-10-01 by McGraw-Hill ContemporaryNewest Review: ... the fundamental nobility of man. Bodybuilding was more than public art; it was the expression of basic human desires for ... more ... HUNGER - Height, Uplift, Nobility, Grandeur, Exaltation and Reverence. The body was a form of communication and the key was to send the right message.
And that's all in the first chapter of this unique portrait. The second chapter draws a sharp contrast between Mentzer's positive, inspirational ideals and the more wily approach of his great rival, Arnold Schwarzenegger. The Austrian Oak was infamous for his psychological tactics and game-playing to gain advantage over the competition. Arnold's skills brought him tremendo...more |
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The Wisdom of Mike Mentzer - John R. Little: Tales of the Philosopher King (667 words)
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Mike Mentzer (1951-2001) was not just another bodybuilder. Despite boasting one of the most perfectly developed bodies in the history of the sport, his primary contribution was as a philosopher, a sage and a public intellectual. He defied the lazy stereotype of the muscle-bound, uneducated bodybuilder through his eloquence and intelligence. This book showcases his legacy - in the fields of nutrition, training and building body mass. Above all, it explains the scientific and philosophical underpinnings behind his famous - and allegedly unnervingly effective - Heavy Duty Training regime. You don't have to be a fully-fledged bodybuilder to appreciate this book. ... Read the complete review
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