Changes in the Bodybuilding Culture since the 80s

[Wynn]

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[Bio]

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Wow, I haven't heard the name Drorit Kernes in a long time! I remember she was a little thing.

 

[Bio]

Drorit was a very athletic poser!

 

[Dugbet]

Fantastic pose, quality, maturity and stellar muscle condition

 

[totalrecomp]

Romano, Aceto, and Palumbo talked about this very commercial and how that actually was the real product in the blender as Blechman insisted on it not being staged with something easy to drink like choc milk. Apparently, the guys said it was disgusting lol.

 

[lookslikesausage]

Yeah, I was going to mention Francis. Pretty sure she started out in power lifting, so she was had a powerful physique already.

She did and I remember Charles Poliquin, who despite some of his controversial claims and supplement advice, had excellent training protocols (IMO). Anyway, when he first started writing about German Volume Training (GVT), he mentioned Bev Francis using it early on in her bodybuilding career, which was after her powerlifting days, to put on additional muscle.

 

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[Wynn]

Olivier Ripert part 2

 

[lookslikesausage]

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Only gym in NYC that has a Flex Leverage Lat Pulldown (one of the best Lat Pulldown machines ever made).

 

[Wynn]

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Roland Cziurlock and Paul Dillet. So many great physiques in that era looking at Roland it's hard to believe he was just another face in the crowd.

 

[maldorf]

Roland Cziurlock and Paul Dillet. So many great physiques in that era looking at Roland it's hard to believe he was just another face in the crowd.

I agree. Even today he would be highly rated. Maybe even more than back then?

 

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[lookslikesausage]

That looks like Dorian in the Back Double Bi w/Dillett. Cziurlok was on the cover of the first mag I ever bought. I guess I could say he was the first inspirational bodybuilder for me. I believe he got into some legal trouble that derailed his career but he had an incredible physique and a great back. No real weaknesses.

 

[Bio]

I agree. Even today he would be highly rated. Maybe even more than back then?

Right but in his pro career, he didn't do all that well. That's why I said just another face. I think he could do damage today. Just goes to show how impressive those physiques were in the 90's and 2000's!

• 1994 Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 18th
• 1995 Night of Champions - IFBB, 5th
• 1996 Arnold Classic - IFBB, 7th
• 1996 Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 12th
• 1998 Arnold Classic - IFBB, 10th
• 2000 Night of Champions - IFBB, 16th
• 2001 Night of Champions - IFBB, did not place
• 2011 Miami Masters World - IFBB, 8th

 

[maldorf]

Right but in his pro career, he didn't do all that well. That's why I said just another face. I think he could do damage today. Just goes to show how impressive those physiques were in the 90's and 2000's!

• 1994 Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 18th
• 1995 Night of Champions - IFBB, 5th
• 1996 Arnold Classic - IFBB, 7th
• 1996 Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 12th
• 1998 Arnold Classic - IFBB, 10th
• 2000 Night of Champions - IFBB, 16th
• 2001 Night of Champions - IFBB, did not place
• 2011 Miami Masters World - IFBB, 8th

Yeah, I don't remember him well because he didn't score high. Looking at him now though, seems like he would do better today.