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    good link, IMO

    I find this link useful.
    It shows man's muscles and suggests exercises for training them.



    Just go to the page and click on a muscle to see the exercises and how to do them. No need for read


    http://www.fitness.ee/eng/main.php?m...x&top=top.lime

    (And if someone knows any other such site - please share)
    Last edited by moonwish; February 8, 2007, 02:57 AM.
    female/33/5'

    RESTART: September 2009:



    Success is a science; if you have the conditions, you get the result.


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    Re: good link, IMO

    That's cool! Thanks for posting!
    Before and after:






    PLEDGING FLIGHTS
    Completed: 1st set of buildings and mountains (Everest,M.Blanc & Kilimanjaro, twice); Tower Masts & Chimneys; More virtual buildings; Challenger's Choice x 2 (volcanos and mountains on Mars). Currently climbing: Mount Snowdon again: 416/475

    Start 10 Jan 2005. Maintenance since Aug. 2005.
    F/56yrs/5'.4"
    SW:77.7 LW:56.5 CW:60.1 (kilos)

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    • #3
      Re: good link, IMO

      I'm totally going to marry that man. Awesome site!
      27/f/5'10"
      HW - 312, LW - 172 (Jul 2007), CW - 205, GW - 160

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      • #4
        Re: good link, IMO

        Originally posted by Lyssie
        I'm totally going to marry that man

        Are you sure? Take a closer look!



        But I have his phone number if you want to !
        female/33/5'

        RESTART: September 2009:



        Success is a science; if you have the conditions, you get the result.


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        • #5
          Re: good link, IMO

          roflmao!!
          Before and after:






          PLEDGING FLIGHTS
          Completed: 1st set of buildings and mountains (Everest,M.Blanc & Kilimanjaro, twice); Tower Masts & Chimneys; More virtual buildings; Challenger's Choice x 2 (volcanos and mountains on Mars). Currently climbing: Mount Snowdon again: 416/475

          Start 10 Jan 2005. Maintenance since Aug. 2005.
          F/56yrs/5'.4"
          SW:77.7 LW:56.5 CW:60.1 (kilos)

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