Guest: Brent LaLonde & Rob Regish
LaLonde discusses the inception of what can be called the single biggest sports event next to the Olympics here in the USA. This is the 25th anniversary of the Arnold Sports Festival and lots of new events as well some exciting awards ceremonies. PLUS Regish answers listener questions about training, nutrition and supplementation. PLUS Sound advice on the BluePrint Tip of The Day.
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18,000 athletes of various disciplines come to compete at the Arnold form 80 countries.. sounds like the Olympics to me.. the Super Bowl def attracts more attention.. but its one sports discipline.. 2 teams and a huge number of viewers.. the Arnold is me like an Olympic IMHO....
Yeah it was more a comment that I think it's unfortunate the Super Bowl gets way more attention in the US.
Either way, may the day arrive when advertisers are lining up to pay 30 million dollars per spot to be at the Arnold instead of on TV for 20 seconds during the Big Game.
Thanks for all your great shows,
AF
18,000 athletes of various disciplines come to compete at the Arnold form 80 countries.. sounds like the Olympics to me.. the Super Bowl def attracts more attention.. but its one sports discipline.. 2 teams and a huge number of viewers.. the Arnold is me like an Olympic IMHO....
"The Olympics of Physical Culture" might be a great title for it though.
AF
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