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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Brian Poulos on July 27, 2018, 05:14:21 PM
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This guy is the man. He has written a bunch of excellent nooks on bodybuilding for natties. Editor of Ironman Mag. Definitely the real deal. I like him better then Rippetoe or Tom Venuto.
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This guy is the man. He has written a bunch of excellent nooks on bodybuilding for natties. Editor of Ironman Mag. Definitely the real deal. I like him better then Rippetoe or Tom Venuto.
I would hope you wouldn't take bodybuilding advice from Rippetoe
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I would hope you wouldn't take bodybuilding advice from Rippetoe
Rippetoe is just awful.
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Steve hofman creater of POF. Awesome book!
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I live in Oxnard and used to see Steve, Johnathon Lawson and John Balik when I'd go to the Iron Man offices to buy supplements.
Smart guys all of them. The magazine is not what it was when John Balik owned it.
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I live in Oxnard and used to see Steve, Johnathon Lawson and John Balik when I'd go to the Iron Man offices to buy supplements.
Smart guys all of them. The magazine is not what it was when John Balik owned it.
Ironman was never the same after Rader sold it...
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I still have some of the Rader IM's. Classics for sure.
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URJ, I had a few occasions to visit John at the IronMan photo studio, warehouse, editorial office and gotta admit that he had a damn fine staff working for him and the magazine and it was a sad occasion to see him sell out and retire.
Mike Neveaux (spelling) was the magazine's main photographer and he spent the entire day starting at sunrise shooting Tony Breznik.
That sunrise session was suposed to be shot on the beach under the LAX runway but the sun never did appear that morning so we packed up and shot the rest of the day with Mike in the IronMan photo studio.
Three months or so later, Tony got some damn fine coverage.
I am not a magazine buyer and have no idea who owns IronMan now, but I was an associate of the original Mabel and Perry when they published IronMan and there are a lot of stories back in them good old days of Hoffman and Grimick, and Kono, and Starr, and "Uncle' Joe, and his bro in Canada, etc,. etc.
If I can ever find my way- back machine, I'll be heading back in that direction to determine if this golden-age, scuttle-butt, stuff is true or just a figment of someone's imagination!
If I had the time (and the inclination) I'd write a book ... but no one would believe it!
(Myself included.)
Have you seen John or his IronMan staff since then and do you recall the names of his staff ... all of whom I met briefly while they were in the process of publishing their next issue
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Ironman was never the same after Rader sold it...
I still have some of the Rader IM's. Classics for sure.
True on both accounts.
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