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jojoba_beads

itu yearly fees ker.. monthly nyer ada tak?

dpt instructor skali ke tak ni...

kirawang

Originally posted by jojoba_beads at 3-4-2007 09:42 AM
itu yearly fees ker.. monthly nyer ada tak?

dpt instructor skali ke tak ni...

monthly pon ada...dlm 200 per month kot..

Instructor ada..boleh minta depa tu ajar..

jojoba_beads

so bdn ko cner skang..
progress ok ker

ReuK

bdn ku ada menyusut... 3 ari supervisor aku tak dtg..

round pusing2 kilang 4 ekar ni 18 kali sehari

balik umah nak joging pon tak larat dah hehehehe

Jackie

lama x masuk thread ni. camna bdn masing2 skrang?

ReuK

haha kejap naik, kejap turun..

musim hujan n terlalu bnyk OT skrg nih.. blik umah dah flat pastu selera mkan naik plak huhu

Ax

bdn smakin mmbesar dgn riang
hahahaha

ReuK

penuh pelangi yer?

Maxx

tak leh bayang badan penuh pelangi ..

SONofODIN

SIDE EFFECTS OF BODYBUILDING

Maxx

What do you expect? bila dah tua semua berkedut/kerepot dan yang sewaktu dengan nye. Mana mungkin hidup muda selama2nya kan?
Arnold is still healthy despite his old age, kira ok lah tu.  

aku rasa gambar kat atas tu mesti paparazi yang tangkap ..biasala celebriti jadik buruan paparazi nih.

SONofODIN

Ini kawan saya, Wong Hong the only IFBB professional bodybuilder from Malaysia.



Australia Grand Prix 2007 (Professional Bodybuilding contest)

SONofODIN

Ax

omakkko .... seram sjuk tgk ni .. smart tul bdn ..

SONofODIN

Wong Hong, former Mr. New York Heavy Weight Champion.

Jackie

Originally posted by SONofODIN at 16-5-2007 06:17 AM
Wong Hong, former Mr. New York Heavy Weight Champion.

mr new york yg mana 1? bukan branch warren menang ke?

SONofODIN

Originally posted by Jackie at 16-5-2007 10:51 AM


mr new york yg mana 1? bukan branch warren menang ke?

I dah lupa. Mr New York tu amateur competition di mana dia dapat procard. Lepas tu dia masuk IFBB Night of the Champions 2003.

SONofODIN

World Bodybuilding Championship Malacca 2000 (Amateur)

SONofODIN

Bodybuilding Dropped From 2010 Asian Games
By Jaiarajo Letchumanan

KUALA LUMPUR, April 23 (Bernama) -- Bodybuilding has been dropped from the 16th Asian Games to be hosted by Guangzhou City, China in 2010 from Nov 12 to Nov 27.

Bodybuilding, which was included in the Doha Asian Games, was missing from the 41 sports endorsed by the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) during the 26th OCA General Assembly held in Kuwait City on April 16-17.

The 41 sports approved for the Games programme to be held in a Chinese city for the second time since the inception of the Games, included 28 Olympic sports and 13 recognised by the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA).

Beijing hosted the 11th edition in 1990.

Bodybuilding was drawn into much controversy during the Doha Games when questions of judging were raised by a number of countries including Malaysia after Sazali Samad, winner of the bantamweight "Mr Universe" title at the World Bodybuilding championships in the Czech Republic a month before the Asian Games was awarded second place.

Olympic Council of Malaysia (OCM) secretary Datuk Sieh Kok Chi said the host nation did not include bodybuilding among the non-Olympic sports in the list that was put forward for OCA approval.

"Though bodybuilding was not included, we are happy that tenpin bowling, sepaktakraw, squash and wushu where Malaysia has a good chance of winning medals, has been included," Kok Chi told Bernama when contacted today.

The 28 Olympic sports included are: Aquatics, Archery, Athletics, Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Boxing, Canoeing & Kayaking, Cycling, Equestrian, Fencing, Football, Gymnastics, Handball, Hockey, Judo, Modern Pentathlon, Rowing, Sailing, Shooting, Softball, Table Tennis, Taekwondo, Tennis, Triathlon, Volleyball, Weightlifting, Wrestling.

The 13 OCA recognised sports are: Tenpin Bowling, Cue Sports, Dance Sports, Dragon Boat, Golf, Kabaddi, Karate, Chess, Rugby, Sepaktakraw, Squash, Wushu, Cricket.

-- BERNAMA

SONofODIN

This is my old friend, Syed Fadzli No 1 pembunuh nyamuk di M'sia. Dia buat iklan Shieldtox and Gardenia.
He is now competing in Musclemania.

Comeback Season

Representing My Kingdom
As Malaysia's #1 heavyweight bodybuilder, Syed Fazli has all the glory a new MM Pro could want including acclaimed media attention, a premiere job at one of Kuala Lumpur's renowned fitness centers, traveling throughout the world at Musclemania shows and more.  But, most important to the 5'8", 195 lbs. natural star is being a role model to his country's bodybuilders and representing the Malay kingdom.   "I want Malays to know that you can build your body without drugs and be happy with the results," says Fazli.  "I come from a small village and never wanted to be famous - just to succeed with my training and represent my country around the world.  That is fulfilling enough for me."  At the Musclemania World Championships in Hollywood, Fazli was a Top 5 Finalist and a MM Pro for the first time.  "I went home feeling like a hero, but am happy just to be a role model for Malaysian bodybuilders."   Fazli will be a guest performer at the '06 MM Asia in Singapore and other events. MUSCLEMANIA WORLD 2001