New bodybuilding documentary

[Mike Pulcinella]

Mike Pulcinella Video Productions has just released a new BB documentary that gets into the day-to-day reality of what it really means to live one's life as a BB. Not a workout video but a real-life documentary, Raising the Bar 2 is an emotional rollercoaster and is available here...

http://www.mesomorphosis.com/store/videos/dave-pulcinella-raising-the-bar-2.html


Here are some clips that we've posted on Youtube...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ph1Z2Swh3aE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofpGg7rKIP0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5q2rd0dBc1Q

As you can see, this is not a boring 5-hour workout DVD. This is the real deal; an in-depth look at the sacrifices one must make to be the best at anything...and the consequences.

Reviews of the first RTB were very positive...

http://bodybuildingreviews.net/RaisingtheBar.html

...and the initial reaction to this new installment of our series has been overwhelming. Hope you agree.

Thanks,
Mike
www.mikepulcinella.com
[email protected]

 

[LEX]

Mike,

I like the way you put it together looks like it will be very interesting to watch.

 

[mrjacked]

mike

you say real life and everyday struggles ,do you talk about gear at all?if not than its not real if so im gonna buy it

 

[Mike Pulcinella]

Mike,

I like the way you put it together looks like it will be very interesting to watch.

Thanks Lex. We put a lot into this so that it wouldn't be just another endless "sets and reps" BB DVD. Those kind of DVDs bore me. I like a good story.

 

[Mike Pulcinella]

you say real life and everyday struggles ,do you talk about gear at all?if not than its not real if so im gonna buy it

You can't talk about gear in this hypocritical time that we are living in. It is illegal, as you know, and anyone admitting use on camera would be subject to prosecution. Steroids have been put in the same category as cocaine and heroin. Whether you think that is fair or not depends on your personal outlook, but no one would talk to me about it out of fear.

If all you want is an expose on steroids then look here...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0LEj8IPHGU


I also recommend this site for good steroid information, pro and con.

**broken link removed**


RTB2 touches only obliquely upon the 'roids controversy, and yet it is still an accurate portrayal of the total committment that this strange sport requires in order to succeed a the national level. If you come to it with those expectations I think you will be satisfied.

Here's a good review and discussion of RTB2 from the viewpoint of people outside the BB community...

http://dangerousintersection.org/?p=1330

 

[ALLEX]

Are you a relative of Matt Pulcinella, a luthier(guitar maker) from Pennsylvania?

 

[Braven]

Looks like a very interesting insight into the 'real' world of bodybuilding and the strains it can put on life, love, and your health. I also like the fact that steroids aren't discussed as they overshadow all the hard work that goes into the life of a bodybuilder and you get away from the "He's only big cos he takes gear" hypocrachy. If i can purchase this in the uk, I will. Good job

 

[Mike Pulcinella]

Are you a relative of Matt Pulcinella, a luthier(guitar maker) from Pennsylvania?

Yes I am! I'm his cousin. Matt's a great guitar maker and one of the best bass players I know. And I'm not just sayin' that 'cause we're family!

How do you know him?

 

[Mike Pulcinella]

If i can purchase this in the uk, I will.

I believe you can. We have received many fan emails from the UK.

This is my main distributor...

http://www.mesomorphosis.com/store/videos/dave-pulcinella-raising-the-bar-2.html

If you have trouble email me directly. I can't get into distributing the DVDs myself because I'm a one man operation and must devote my time to shooting and editing, but in special cases I have sent them out myself in the past.

Thanks for your interest.


Also, anyone who says "He's only big cos he takes gear" immediately reveals that they don't know what they are talking about. Steroids are necessary to push the human body beyond its limits, but they aren't a magic "pill" that "creates" muscles. Hard work does that.