Classic Bodybuilding - Rich Gaspari Athlete Profile
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Date: 2022-03-27
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krazykoolfool
Back in the late 1980's I wrote Rich Gaspari a letter on how to up his intensity and focus in reference to a training camp similar to a boxer when he fights for the world championship title. Of course not boxing, but the isolation and intensity driven mentality. This is what Dorian Yates would do during his reign which came after the fact. This was when he was challenging Haney for his title. A few months later in Flex Magazine he referred to what I wrote in his letter. I knew then he'd read my letter. I was shocked but it made me realize he does read his fans letters. It's good to see he still trains and so do I. I've been training now for 38 years come January 2018. I don't have genetics to be a bodybuilder let alone a powerlifter. However, I just love to train. I noticed how he backed off on his intensity and sets, so did I. This is a sign of maturity because it's unhealthy to train with utmost intensity every single time. Especially when your 50 years old like me. Anyway, it's good to see he is still an iron warrior being true to his calling which shows it was always a thing of passion. Some retired pro bodybuilders once they retire, never pick up a weight again which shows they were never in it for the pure passion of the thing. These pro bodybulders picked up the weights and discovered they were genetic freaks so they wound up becoming pro bodybuilders. Once their career was done they were done with the weights. They didn't have the passion. I wish you all the success Rich Gaspari.
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Back in the late 1980's I wrote Rich Gaspari a letter on how to up his intensity and focus in reference to a training camp similar to a boxer when he fights for the world championship title. Of course not boxing, but the isolation and intensity driven mentality. This is what Dorian Yates would do during his reign which came after the fact. This was when he was challenging Haney for his title. A few months later in Flex Magazine he referred to what I wrote in his letter. I knew then he'd read my letter. I was shocked but it made me realize he does read his fans letters. It's good to see he still trains and so do I. I've been training now for 38 years come January 2018. I don't have genetics to be a bodybuilder let alone a powerlifter. However, I just love to train. I noticed how he backed off on his intensity and sets, so did I. This is a sign of maturity because it's unhealthy to train with utmost intensity every single time. Especially when your 50 years old like me. Anyway, it's good to see he is still an iron warrior being true to his calling which shows it was always a thing of passion. Some retired pro bodybuilders once they retire, never pick up a weight again which shows they were never in it for the pure passion of the thing. These pro bodybulders picked up the weights and discovered they were genetic freaks so they wound up becoming pro bodybuilders. Once their career was done they were done with the weights. They didn't have the passion. I wish you all the success Rich Gaspari.
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Cuba
What of love about Rich, there's no bull shit, in him at all he 100, and just like Ronnie coleman he training to He hits the Grave. A sign of a true Champion you never retire from the bite of the Iron bug.
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What of love about Rich, there's no bull shit, in him at all he 100, and just like Ronnie coleman he training to He hits the Grave. A sign of a true Champion you never retire from the bite of the Iron bug.
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