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Spring
2010
TRAINING
TIPS
Kindle Download:
The Spring 2010 issue of Building
the Body Quarterly is now available. It is filled with
personal experiences and training tips that make for enlightening
reading.
Contents
Include:
1.
My
new book “the Workouts” of the Personal Training
Diaries is at the printer and should be available in June. It
took longer than expected because of the revisions and large number of
photos included, but it’s worth waiting for. Reserve
your autographed copy now.
2.
The
2010 Arnold Expo
was a big success with 200,000 people attending over the 3 day period
March 5, 6, and 7th. Read all about the
competition and all that went on at this milestone event.
3.
My
First Mr. Olympia was an interesting episode in my competitive
career filled with hope, politics, and disappointment. Find
out what went wrong in Essen, Germany 1972 and what I learned from the
experience.
4.
Diet and Supplementation gives
procedures for optimizing your nutrition without adding unwanted
calories. We’ve been getting lots of feedback and
compliments from users of our new XYZ supplement perfection.
Learn how you can benefit.
5.
We
get some very interesting Email filled with good questions and
suggestions.
6.
Sri Chinmoy and Me – I
knew Sri Chinmoy for over 20 years and performed at several of the
Harmony Concerts. He lifted up the world and me along
with it. I tell about his feats of strength and
endurance and how it motivated me to train harder with the right
attitude.
7.
My
Favorite Back Workout from my training diaries is worth trying out
and it’s detailed here as the first body part worked in my back,
biceps, forearms routine. You can get a great back
doing this routine.
8.
Ernest
Eagleheart and the Smoky Mirrors is a tale about the psychology of
human perception. The defense mechanism of projection
is in operation all the time. What can you do about
it?
9.
Frankly Speaking is about the
benefits of Oregano oil and how it may tame inflammation by up to 85%.
Because of it’s active ingredient carvacrol I seem to be
noticing positive benefits.
Building
the Body
is published 4 times a year and gives a new slant on bodybuilding.
It’s all about how to get the most from your training by having
a holistic approach, paying attention to all aspects of your workouts,
nutrition, attitude and recuperation. Unlike other
bodybuilding mags that contain 75% advertising, it contains no
paid advertising, just helpful information based on my personal
experience and that of my clients. It’s a bargain
at $24 a year.
Train
Smart,
Frank
Zane
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