Got it off e-bay today. Its a page turner as its a blunt make up of franks training diaries. It lists his weights, what he's written etc.
I was suprised to see how little he actually lifted.
Got it off e-bay today. Its a page turner as its a blunt make up of franks training diaries. It lists his weights, what he's written etc.
I was suprised to see how little he actually lifted.
he was like 195, im sure he didnt lift much or eat much.
Frank Zane was the man in my opinion, I loved the way he looked and am trying to pattern my physique after his to the best of my ability. Prime, if those diaries are re-printed and you know where I can buy a copy please PM me.
actually he was 185 when he won the olympia. Some of the entries are interesting but its full of stupid peotry thats a bit crap. Gotta sift through it to get to the good stuff.Originally Posted by Decadbal
it was published in 1997 so its prob still easy to find.Originally Posted by TheOneTheOnly
Its called "Frank Zane, Mind, Body, Spirit"
i'm curious what kind of weights he'd put up.
well i had a quick glance. he was doing bent over rows with 185 for 10 as his heaviest set.Originally Posted by Dude-Man
and whats with the name change?
running my first cycle soon, i'd like to have a shred of anonymity. I'm not a big personality on these boards, just answer a lot of questions.Originally Posted by Prime
Frank had awesome symmetry.
Ok Bro ill be sure to not mention your real name altho 'sadam' is an anogram of your last nameOriginally Posted by Dude-Man
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