Dennis Newman.I Remember Watching The Rise Of This Aesthetic Bodybuilder On "American Muscle Magazine"

Dennis Newman. I remember watching the rise of this aesthetic bodybuilder on "American Muscle Magazine" on ESPN back in the early-to-mid 90s. I thought there was no stopping him. That is, until his career was sidetracked by leukemia just weeks after winning his pro card. The good news was that he survived, but he never made it back successfully as a champion bodybuilder.

These days he can be found working as a personal trainer in his native Southern California.

Eddie Robinson. Man, I loved this guy. I remember seeing him in a muscle mag when he was still a teen. The guy just got more handsome and a lot bigger every year. I'm an arms guy first, and Eddie had the most amazing arms. When he joined Vince MacMahon's ill-fated WBF, he was given the nickname "Major Guns." Who could argue?

Congrats, man. Nothing wrong with dressing work-appropriate. Plenty of time to show off your progress after hours.

Time for Long Sleeves at Work

I was in a meeting this morning with my boss’s boss, and he kept staring at my biceps while I was speaking. It was super awkward. I guess it’s time to say goodbye to wearing polos to work and start wearing long sleeves. I’ve always kinda looked forward to this day, but I expected it to be a lot further in the future. My arms just passed 18"; I didn’t expect this until 20" at the earliest.

Oh well.

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So great to see someone post on the amazing physique of vintage muscleman, Harold Poole. Thanks joeysilverado!

Harold Poole…..one of the great pioneer vintage bodybuilders

I've been having this same dream since I was 12.