Inspiration!

Blaze · 21-Jun-06, 01:51 AM

Does any one have any really good links to inspiring videos of bodybuilders, powerlifters, or other athletes.
Either of them lifting, or just doing a workout routine or whatever. Or even documentary's in the life of a bodybuilder or something...I would like some serious inspiration and energizing encouragment!
thanks

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ebon00 · 21-Jun-06, 02:34 AM

The Unbelievable starring Ronnie Coleman is one of the scariest videos I've ever seen. I know it was available for download at a few torrent sites earlier. Not that I recommend that sort fo thing, this one you need to see on a full screen in good quality because it is amazing. I would've wished for more training sessions but what you get is enough to get anyone pumped up about going to the gym.

**maverick** · 21-Jun-06, 09:19 AM

You want inspiration? Here's some inspiration for EVERYONE. This will make you stop complaining about your poor genetics, lack of a good gym, or any other hurdles you have in a heartbeat. Meet Jack Runser of Alaska, the deaf bodybuilder with cerebral palsy. Inspiration defined.

http://www.intensemuscle.com/attachm...6&d=1150690973
http://www.intensemuscle.com/attachm...7&d=1150690990
http://www.intensemuscle.com/attachm...8&d=1150691004

tekmoney · 21-Jun-06, 10:52 AM

I watched "Pumping Iron" over the weekend for the first time. Amazing and inspirational movie, although i never want to get that big.

Vas85 · 21-Jun-06, 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by maverick

You want inspiration? Here's some inspiration for EVERYONE. This will make you stop complaining about your poor genetics, lack of a good gym, or any other hurdles you have in a heartbeat. Meet Jack Runser of Alaska, the deaf bodybuilder with cerebral palsy. Inspiration defined.

http://www.intensemuscle.com/attachm...6&d=1150690973
http://www.intensemuscle.com/attachm...7&d=1150690990
http://www.intensemuscle.com/attachm...8&d=1150691004

WOW is all i can say, after getting a proper definition from google, it came up with this

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Originally Posted by googledefinitions

Spectrum of congenital (from birth) brain injuries or developmental problems. Cerebral palsy may occur after a brain hemorrhage, or in a premature infant. Cerebral palsy often leads to problems with motor control of the arms or legs leading to chronic weakness or spasticity.

Chronic Weakness... the key part, and this guy is bodybuilding, i dont think there is more inspiration than that...

There was also a pic somewhere I remember of an African-American with one leg, that was prettttty huge, which i think serves also as unbelievable inspiration regardless of the hurdles he has to deal with.

Blaze · 21-Jun-06, 03:36 PM

Thats crazy, props to him for sure. I love people that have so much dedication and don't let ANYTHING stop them...its encouraging beyond belief. Anyone have any videos though. Like...on youtube or something? I tried find some stuff but couldnt come across much.

CF-OC_gal · 21-Jun-06, 05:04 PM

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There was also a pic somewhere I remember of an African-American with one leg, that was prettttty huge, which i think serves also as unbelievable inspiration regardless of the hurdles he has to deal with.

I grabbed that photo off of here when it was posted. Try a search under inspiration and if you cant find the thread that has it I'll post it for you.

**Firehawk** · 21-Jun-06, 05:23 PM

Thousands of powerlifting videos and even some bodybuilding gym videos on www.irongame.com

ebon00 · 22-Jun-06, 02:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Blaze

Anyone have any videos though.

Just go to YouTubt and search for Ronnie Coleman. A lot of the training segments from the video I talked about above is on there. First thing you need to see is right here.

ebon00 · 22-Jun-06, 02:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Blaze

Anyone have any videos though.

Just go to YouTube and search for Ronnie Coleman. A lot of the training segments from the video I talked about above is on there. First thing you need to see is right here.