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4 Comments to “The Legend of Frank Zane”
Having written a brief article on Mr. Zane some time ago, I must say, I am most impressed by the article by Shawn Perine. There is little lesft to be said about this superlative bodybuilder. Frank Zane is a SUCCESS Story of the greatest magnitude
Frank Zane is one of the most popular bodybuilders in the history of bodybuilding,
his mascularity and athletic body look is an
example for many bodybuilders.
I, sometime ago, wrote an article on Frank Zane which appeared on this site. I can not find it now. Can you tell me if it has been erased, if that is possible.
Gee, every time the subject of bodybuilding comes up, Frank Zane’s name immediately comes up, too. We went through the Arnold era and, I think, people got an overdose of Arnold and grew weary of his brash, selfish attitude. Now we have the guys who can only seem to get big, not beautiful. Very disappointing. Frank, however, epitomizes not only the perfectly symmetrical and proportionate physique, but also the state of mind and attitude that makes a man a man. True, he was blessed with a naturally beautiful physical structure, but he developed it to its maximum potential carefully and with forethought. He will always be, to the vast majority of bodybuilders, fans and laymen alike, the most beautiful male physique of all time. Even my wife, who accompanied me to the ‘76 and ‘77 Olympias in Columbus, agrees that Frank’s physique is as close to perfection as humanly possible. His classic “two hands pointing to the sky” pose hangs in my workout room as inspiration. Even at 65 years of age, he looks fabulous. ‘Nough said.
4 Comments to “The Legend of Frank Zane”
Having written a brief article on Mr. Zane some time ago, I must say, I am most impressed by the article by Shawn Perine. There is little lesft to be said about this superlative bodybuilder. Frank Zane is a SUCCESS Story of the greatest magnitude
By TERRY mCcONNELL on Sep 13, 2008 at 5:24 pm
Frank Zane is one of the most popular bodybuilders in the history of bodybuilding,
his mascularity and athletic body look is an
example for many bodybuilders.
By stephan van breenen on Sep 18, 2008 at 6:42 pm
I, sometime ago, wrote an article on Frank Zane which appeared on this site. I can not find it now. Can you tell me if it has been erased, if that is possible.
By Terry McConnell on Jun 11, 2009 at 5:21 pm
Gee, every time the subject of bodybuilding comes up, Frank Zane’s name immediately comes up, too. We went through the Arnold era and, I think, people got an overdose of Arnold and grew weary of his brash, selfish attitude. Now we have the guys who can only seem to get big, not beautiful. Very disappointing. Frank, however, epitomizes not only the perfectly symmetrical and proportionate physique, but also the state of mind and attitude that makes a man a man. True, he was blessed with a naturally beautiful physical structure, but he developed it to its maximum potential carefully and with forethought. He will always be, to the vast majority of bodybuilders, fans and laymen alike, the most beautiful male physique of all time. Even my wife, who accompanied me to the ‘76 and ‘77 Olympias in Columbus, agrees that Frank’s physique is as close to perfection as humanly possible. His classic “two hands pointing to the sky” pose hangs in my workout room as inspiration. Even at 65 years of age, he looks fabulous. ‘Nough said.
By TOM KAUKER on Jul 24, 2009 at 11:03 am