GOLDEN ERA GYM VIBE - TRAIN LIKE A 70'S BODYBUILDER - OLD SCHOOL BODYBUILDING MOTIVATION

GOLDEN ERA GYM VIBE - TRAIN LIKE A 70'S BODYBUILDER - OLD SCHOOL BODYBUILDING MOTIVATION
Watch old school bodybuilding motivation here. This video is all about the golden era gym vibe and how bodybuilders of 70's trained.
This video is edited with Mike Mentzer training, Arnold Schwarzenegger training, Mike Mentzer vs Arnold Schwarzenegger, Frank Zane posing, Lou Ferrigno workout, Lou Ferrigno vs Arnold Schwarzenegger, Serge Nubret diet, Serge Nubret posing, Franco Columbu training, Sergio Oliva mr olympia, Sergio Oliva posing, Tom Platz legs.
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[@therealcooterbrown]

The Golden Era of Bodybuilding in Southern California had to be one of the coolest things to be a part of.

[@KongMotivation]

No doubt! look at the vibe

[@Felale]

They could also afford to do very little work

[@trinihammer]

yeah, but 90% of the bodybuilders in this video are now working out in the big gym in heaven. ed corney,franco colombo,mike mentzer,ray mentzer,serge nubret,dave draper may they all rest in peace.

[@Dave.Mustaine.Is.Genius]

​@@KongMotivationdon't ve forgetting the video of 1890's to 1940's noir, noir jazz and detective, Fedora, lovers etc. And vibe of rock and roll from 60's, 70's and 80's. And shounen anime and chips vibes of (and metal and rock still continued) in 90' and very warly 2000's. And vibes of Russian architecture, Islamic architecture, vites of Shaolin monks, ninjas, samurais, vites of ancient Greek and Rome. Vibes of pirates on ships. Vibes of cowboys. Vibes of German folktales: the tales of Grimm brothers

[@yannickfreudemann167]

100% sunshine, good vibez, hard work with your gymbros and FOOD.

[@kakarot8450]

When bodybuilding was about what it should be, AESTHETICS.

[@KongMotivation]

Old school is over bro.. Sad but thats the truth

[@DimMak74]

​@@KongMotivation Completely dead.......

[@Manusia.satu1]

Not just aesthetic. Golden era bb is super strong

[@DimMak74]

@@Manusia.satu1 Summa them came from weightlifting backgrounds........

[@RekhaSingh-gm7jo]

​@@KongMotivationits on us to keep the old school alive. To promote and preach again. To make a community and to bring back the real og old school era

[@paulbunyan9436]

I got a taste of the old school at age 15 when I started training in a backyard, open-air gym under a big shed with rusty, old equipment and 40 year old guys with 20 year old bodies...I didn't know it yet, but I was experiencing the end of an era...

[@KongMotivation]

What an experience! Training in a backyard, open-air gym with rusty old equipment and old-school style. ❤ sad but this era is over bro

[@trinihammer]

yeah, thats how i first started to train back in 1980. now at 61 i still workout but i got to go to those airy fairy commercial gyms with people moaning if the gym is too noisy what a drag.

[@NemeanLion-]

Back when bodybuilders had physiques the ordinary man wanted to attain.

[@theuserme2024]

you can see that physique on classic now maybe you are comparing it to open?

[@NemeanLion-]

@@theuserme2024 Classic is a step in the right direction, but their symetry is still not the same. Not to mention the volumizing chemicals and the lack of muscle maturity.

[@JsoProductionChannel]

@@NemeanLion- the difference is just they have bigger legs today and are way more lean. also, the cameras back then made things look different. maybe that effect also does something

[@NemeanLion-]

@@JsoProductionChannel I don’t agree. They had more muscle maturity back then. Nowadays it’s true the legs are bigger, but they don’t look necessarily better. Today they have too much inner thigh development and not enough lower quad development. The golden era guys also used to be able to wear regular jeans and not sweatpants everywhere they went. That’s what ordinary people wanted. People want a Frank Zane or a Serge Nubret body.

[@JsoProductionChannel]

@@NemeanLion- yes, they are all about the size. a large inner thigh looks bad.

[@arepitagrande8797]

As a non Bodybuilder I totally agree with the criticism of nowadays people in the gym. Wearing headphones all the time and living for tic toc and self posture. Those old time guys were much more sociable, dedicated and passionate. Pretty sad not have lived in those days...

[@akshitnirwal]

and old school bodybuilder also ate dairy products

[@mrjohn.whereyoufrom]

Back in the early 90's I trained in a gym that was in a large garage at the rear of a house owned by a former Mr England. Bare concrete floors, rusty plates, pure iron equipment, cold in winter, hot in the summer. It was perfect.

[@KongMotivation]

Dude I can imaginw.... Thanks for sharing ❤

[@jimbojones6169]

Gym culture is dead.

[@reajtime]

We have rainbows now🎉 much better. And more genders 😊

[@ClassicTor]

Ear deafening and annyoing music in the gym people with tripods and mobiles freaking zombies

[@KongMotivation]

Old school is over bro.. Sad but thats the truth

[@anthonybundy5262]

It is. I hate every time I go to my gym. Feels so 💅

[@jimbojones6169]

@@anthonybundy5262 it is a fashion show.

[@peterjohnson8935]

70-80s bodybuilding the best. I'm 55 this year and still give it my all. No time for stupid selfies and texting.

[@anthonyb6286]

RIGHT there with you. 55 in couple months. But feel and act 30!

[@Thouxanbanquincy]

Im 23 but I agree, too many people spending more time on their phones than putting in work. I only use my phone as a timer in between sets when I workout

[@DarkProphet7]

Eggs, tuna, steak, water and the best steroids money could buy

[@BenGuerriero]

Tell Franco Columbu he didn't lift heavy. Those guys lifted heavy. Sure, much of it was mind muscle connection and quality reps. The 70's to early 80's had the best physiques, iMO. Beautifully aesthetic, symmetrical and good size. Then things changed where it wasn't who had the best physique, but who looked like the biggest freak. To me, today's bodybuilders can't hold a candle to the old school physiques.

[@chandlerbingbong]

Bodybuilders from the 70's like Louie & Arnold had much better physiques. Those from the modern era just look weird.

[@alextaylor29]

Love lifting. Built my own home garage gym completely old school just me and the weights. Been lifting for 35 years and am 6’2 260 lbs solid at 54 years of age. 💪🏻😎👊

[@allurisiddarth1481]

Have you gotten tall by lifting heavyweight or its gene

[@iarleyzelaya81]

it is mainly genetics but, i was in my 15s and got my first gym membership, i was 5'5 and by my 16s i was 5'10 (i grew that in just like 5 months) and rn in my 17s i am 6'2, i think that the gym boosted my testosterone making me taller and things like that, because i grew very quickly after joining the gym. But is mainly genetics. my father is 5'8 and my mom is 5'4 so idk but is mainly genetics.@@allurisiddarth1481

[@alexanderimmortal4354]

That's what I'm talking about, oldschool forever 🔥❤️🔥🔥

[@KongMotivation]

Totally agree! Old school bodybuilding embodies timeless dedication and passion. Let's keep that spirit alive forever! ❤️

[@Corekidbeenybunny]

Nobody lifted heavy. That’s a fucking lie. Arnold did dumbbell flys with the 100 pound dumbbells and Franco was deadlifting 600 plus and benching 405 plus. Only way to build muscle is to lift heavy for good reps

[@artkazyak3242]

When the MEN took care of business nobody is going to be bigger than i PUMPING IRON the SUPER 1970s

[@KongMotivation]

It showcased the era when true champions ruled the stage with unmatched dedication. ❤

[@artkazyak3242]

@@KongMotivation yes sir the best of times for sure

[@magicmike7198]

Many of the images are from the 80s and most of the 70s footage comes from the documentary ''Pumping Iron''. This is not necessarily a criticism. Just the observation that if it weren't for this bodybuilding classic, there would unfortunately not be many images that would remain from the 70s in gyms. Aside from old magazines and memory.

[@qp4367]

Thanks for fact checking. Always gotta check the comment section I guess

[@elhombrebilingue]

I'm in the process of reviving my bodybuilding lifestyle. Videos like this are the perfect catalyst for me to revive that awesome winning lifestyle.

[@davidc4408]

This was the time of no earphones or airpods but social community. No BS phones or smart phones. People were present in the moment. You trained with a training partner and if no partner you just joined a group or met someone training the body part you want to train. Helping each other with last forced sets, super sets etc. With loud hardcore music pumping to add to the atmosphere. Followed by a protein shake at the end in lobby with others discussing training etc

[@David-lx4yb]

I need EarPods now to drown out the “club style” music blaring over the gym speakers. And I workout at a pretty hardcore gym. Nothing is better for workouts than Rammstein!

[@h.g.3525]

arnold is on point. Whenever I go to the Gym, I put on my wireless headphones, listen to my music and thats it. When I rest between sets I just stare at the floor and drink my water, then when its been a min or so, I go back to my routine of lifting. I see all these people texting, watching videos, take 10 min rests between sets while talking to someone. Even if you work out for your health, you still have to be in the zone.

[@muhammedmustafayoutubebody6786]

Arnold the most muscular and best proportional aesthetic mass king Bodybuilder 7 times Mr Olympia Champion Legend King Governour and Actor the best ever

[@grindhouserob]

*There was truly a comradery and fraternity back then. Arnold mentioned that his first competition in America he lost to Frank Zane. After that, he invited Frank to stay and train with him for a month. They were all bringing out the best in one another back then.*

[@drhkleinert8241]

As a fun fact, in my hometown we had two small gyms in 78-83 (then more and more opens and closes), and many members of the gyms knows each other from schooltimes, and so it was no matter where you be a member, it was a kind of ONE SCENE. You know him, he knows them etc, and in summer everybody was going to our public bath in the city. In one ofe these gyms there were contestants, not that big but doing contests for fun, but no one was arrogant or had bad behaviour against skinny wannabe Bodybuilders. I like to remember that time when i was 16 to 20 yrs old. And, more fun: Once i was in the public bath/pool in summer with my elder brother and my dad (both liked BB and Arnold but dont lift) i was talking to other BB i know, incl these contestants my Dad wanted to impress them (bec as a young man he was an Acrobat and trained with Pro Circus Acrobats) and shows them Flic Flac and Salto...The big guys were really impressed about this old man, they cant do that... Was a funny day. And later, when the biggest gym (where the contestants are) reopens the owner invited a real Mr.Universe, Jeff King. So i grabbed my Dad and we drove to the Gym so he saw a real Mr. Universe... And now? Both Gym Owners from the first Gyms in Town are dead now, same with my brother and my Dad... And the old Golden Era BB Scene here.

[@nygroover397]

I trained at Elmo's in the Bronx. Old School vibe. Store front in the BX. Hardcore until they had to admit the hobbyist and girls. Not women. Drew in the b.s.ers killed it for most of us. The son or grand son made the financial decision that was best. The place that had been around for 20+years closed in less than two years. Elmo's gym and community centers. Basement weight rooms. Moved my lifting to the basement of my apartment building. The vibe is real. H.S. they had an agenda for my training in football. But it wasn't right for me. 20 Rep Squats. Do Or Die. Baby. Milk by the gallon. Eat right. Sleep. Meditation, go get it. That good sore feeling. Struggling to make it home on almost dead legs. Then get up and do it again tomorrow.

[@roberteckhardt6653]

I saw arnold win his first olympia in 1970 in new york. The bodybuilders today can't compare.

[@Manusia.satu1]

One of the best era of BODYBUILDING

[@rvb4212]

Go to the Gym, go to the Beach, and eat a lot, living the dream!

[@KongMotivation]

100%

[@MVK_GS]

Whether is the current state of mental health among the 19 to 24 hear old crowd (according to the APA), or the disconnection between people on a regular basis, or the toxicity of people filming others in gyms just to ridicule them publicly, there is hardly any argument to support that social media has improved anything in our lives. I see these videos and I am so glad I lived during that era. These guys were amazing.

[@molasorrosalom4846]

What do we have nowadays? People with this bored, unfocused look on their faces, people sitting on the equipment, texting on their phones, nobody lifting with an actual purpose, nobody lifting with any kind of intensity..... Gyms like Golds Gym, World's Gym, Powerhouse, have been replaced with Planet Fitness, Crunch Fitness, Blast Fitness......

[@zeus-io3hn]

This is the best vid to ever describe body building. In the 70's all we could see prime muscle, slick, and portions. now, we see bulk with big belly mostly.

[@Canceled_boy]

Golden era bodybuilder 👑

[@KongMotivation]

old-school bodybuilding forever 🔥❤️

[@DonNoDraper]

At 847 Arnold looked like an absolute beast 👌🔥💯 I really wish I was born in this era what we have now is soft

[@zxtenn]

Tom sure was FLEXIBLE for such huge legs!

[@KongMotivation]

he had over 30 inche quads, eThe Quadfather. ❤

[@zxtenn]

@@KongMotivation Yes, i would say the best in the business back then!

[@gymfreak422]

This vibe is the real vibe ❤

[@KongMotivation]

100% ❤

[@ureimixer6646]

Minus the red emoji heart. Fuck the New Skool way, Old Skool should live forever.

[@OriginalPuro]

Only women use that phrase, "the vibe". Men use atmosphere.

[@James-dy6zh]

When the chest was bigger than the shoulders. Now everyone has huge shoulders and no chest

[@roadstar499]

I joined my first gym in 1977 at 18...for me this is a great video to watch right before my back and shoulder workout today...

[@dashmasterson1040]

Years ago I seen Tom Platz at a seminar he was doing at a local gym. Of course people were yelling at him to show the legs. He said that he didn't have any posing trunks with him but the crowd kept yelling, so, he just drops his pants and starts posing. Good times.

[@shonuffLA]

That’s awesome

[@RichS.73yroldbodybuilder]

Gold’s Gym 1978 that’s where I started seriously lifting. This is when Gold’s Gym was in Santa Monica in between the two times that they were in Venice and then moved back to Venice.💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@davidwood2387]

Is it fitness why they use steroids ? In magazines they tell you lift this way do it that way , to get big . And it came out latter what they were on . To reach there level .

[@jaegermann4170]

“Back then, nobody lifted heavy.” *Shows Franco Columbo benching 425 for reps*

[@Pulsonar]

The camera angle in the massive gyms made them look like an industrial manufacturing site. What comes across well is the colossal energy and electrifying vibe in the Californian bodybuilding community. It was inevitable that Hollywood come knocking on their doors. They couldn’t ignore the characters at the top of the tree for long. Back in the day I often dreamed of travelling to Cali US just to be a part of that world. For me it looked the perfect dream lifestyle, that’s how my young naive teenage mind worked. But not everything that looks like Golds gym is golds…

[@MuraliBeastTVL72]

Old school❤

[@KongMotivation]

There is nothing like old school bodybuilding ❤

[@gagandhaliwal1453]

RIP Mr. Columbo. One of the best physiques ever.

[@freddyrandanella7758]

FANTASTIC VIDEO!!! 💪

[@KongMotivation]

Glad you liked it! Love the support Fred ❤

[@StreetTruckinTitan]

Old school def best school. They all took peds, but at the time they were legal. Dbol, Deca, Primo, Winstrol, Test. They were big but not to todays standards.

[@THANOS_-]

Mike mentzer left the chat!

[@KongMotivation]

He is there in the video

[@gymfreak422]

He is in the video

[@trinihammer]

yeah, both mike and ray are in this video.

[@chandlerbingbong]

4:11 this is what pi$$es me off in gym's today. Mickey Mouse...

[@KongMotivation]

Mickey Mouse stuff.... saying from the man him self

[@javajimmy1090]

Next up our documentary "Gold's Gym" narrated by David Attenborough. "Here you see the bodybuilder in his natural habitat. In the sun-kissed lands of Venice Beach, the 1970s Gold's Gym emerged as a sanctuary for the mighty species known as bodybuilders, each individual engaged in the relentless pursuit of physical excellence. Here, amidst the clatter of weights and the chorus of effort, these human titans carved their bodies, not unlike sculptors shaping the very essence of nature itself. It was a spectacle of strength and determination, where the laws of the jungle were written in sweat and iron, a testament to the enduring spirit of the human will."

[@JimMc-o2p]

One set to failure 3 days rest…Mike m.

[@SheeN.H3]

“They were ready for the stage at any second”- Coldest line heard in a while 🥶🔥

[@philbertdesanex9710]

Exactly what i thought. Pure hardcore line.

[@carlosg9194]

Thank you for another great video

[@KongMotivation]

Thank you Carlog ... Love the support ❤ Stay tuned

[@topfitnessssss]

➡Back then it was not about how much money you had or how much money you won -- It was all about training and eating and sleeping -- Food costed nothing and rent were extremely cheap, it was a free world where society did not judge you for spending your days into the gym, you could literally train and eat while having a semi day job to afford the necessary without worrying about tomorrow .. ➡Today - unless you are a Pro or a KZbinr - spending your days into a gym will make you look like a loser 'cose it's all about what job you do and how much you are earning, this is freakin SAD .. ➡Today's society is formatted wherever 50 years ago it was sooooooo different !!!

[@sandrinhorp1976]

At this time there was a lot of robbery for Arnold, unfortunately

[@manoskappa5829]

Miss that days. But we still here and go on with the same way of passion.Havy duty forever...

[@joetoth5465]

Well done Kong. I give you a lot of credit on this one. Still wish you would profile some of those legends I mentioned way back when..

[@KongMotivation]

Thank you Joe... For sure mate looking forward for that ❤ Stay tuned

[@napalmman8292]

Man, The Terminator and The Hulk!

[@soldado23]

All that hard work for their physical body and now what? I believe in being in good shape but not to the point that you praise and worship your body as the main purpose in life.

[@tonytran7382]

It should just be a hobby or at most part of your life. Jesus Christ should be the Center

[@VoidedTea]

Looks like if it wasn’t for Pumping Iron, there would be no footage of a typical bodybuilding gym from the 70’s today.

[@mauricefaulkner455]

Nelson gym Warwick in the 70s the sound of iron on rubber mats and the shouts and smells and the laugh brilliant times never forgotten

[@markadrian4118]

The golden era and truly the 70s 80s and 90s were the golden era for everything not only bodybuilding the early 2000s the world took an ugly turn it became nasty and right now the word is shit

[@joeowenstalkingsense4439]

A men's sanctuary with no women, where men all train together, helping one another, forming a brotherhood, as opposed to today's unisex gyms where training is done alone. The Golden Era of Bodybuilding, indeed.

[@condemilka2777]

Si quiere volvemos al 1800...

[@geronimoagarraspito5174]

Would love been born in that time , i have to deal w guys and girls doing fucking tik toks all the time😂

[@animhaxx]

Ohh yes, they used gym bare foot. No fancy clothing, no fancy shoes, no cameras

[@LopezZeta]

Spray tan is atrocious looking, I laugh every time I see it

[@ryanleclaire3948]

What. An. Edit. Realllyy gets the testosterone flowing! This is what the sport is all about.

[@andreakleczli2359]

"Milyen jó, hogy megszánt minket a Picike"❤❤❤❤

[@KongMotivation]

szeresd a támogató embert ❤

[@andreakleczli2359]

@@KongMotivation 💪💪💪💪❤️❤️❤️

[@condemilka2777]

Curioso que todos tienen una hermosa cabellera y ahora solo se ven niños de veinte medio calvos.

[@robertopavone282]

I più grandi campioni della Gold Gym al Mister Olimpia d'America. Manca Sergio Oliva, anche lui un culturista molto acclamato.

[@lancemarshall7291]

You can really tell the narration is made by some kid 😂

[@rudolfschnurrer543]

The most important thing you have to do in a gym is to post a lot of videos in social media and take care of your haircut and your fancy clothes!!! This is the solid ground for a leading role in the bodybuilding scene. When you have an 36 centimeter arm and a 90 centimeter chest your are a really top star!!! Not to forget your extreme strength: doing squats with an amazing weight of 20 kilogram and a bench press with 8 kilos. This are the "heroes" in these days, and they can be very, very proud of their extraordinary bodies!!!!! MUAAAAH!!!!

[@asiandude8361]

The problem with the gym era these days is that not only do people text a lot, but they stand around and talk a lot. ,

[@jamesbunyard23]

Thank you. One of if not the best motivational video. Make classic training great again.

[@NatrajChaturvedi]

Arnold partucularly looks amazing workingout. Too bad there are only montages of his workouts and not full workouts of his like of later legends.

[@DJRealius1]

lots of juice though still

[@teejay2556]

Why is Gaspari the fake on here?

[@alanrosof7487]

Mostly the same baloney that kept guys like me with absolutely zero potential slugging away for years, decades, thinking what in the world am I doing wrong?

[@KongMotivation]

It's hard to tell but I think it's the diet you are doing wrong.

[@Caje-zf8md]

@@KongMotivation Diet, eh? I think there's a lot more to it than that. lol.

[@Killer141288]

Look like a God from Olymp, today you look like a Freak from Frankenstein.

[@KongMotivation]

Old school is over bro.. Sad but thats the truth

[@Killer141288]

@@KongMotivation So is it but We love it or my Friend?

[@4speedpony]

At :54 seconds, looks like Rachel Mclish at the far right doing seated curls ;-)

[@MuscleDiamond14]

incredible

[@KongMotivation]

oldschool forever 🔥❤️ Love the support ❤️

[@MarkRaynor-nw7sd]

You can't beat the old school of bodybuilding motivation 💪💪🏆

[@teachermike4831]

Hard work, commitment and.....STERIODS.....BRILLIANT

[@ClassicTor]

Stay small buddy 🫵🤣

[@FrankBailey-mg9uo]

@@ClassicTor Live short my man.

[@ytUSER-ABCDE12345]

Some of the video clips in this video are from RJ health studio in Brooklyn where Lou Ferrigno trained I’m 69. I worked out there also I’m still working out today just as hard.

[@Hardcoredadof3]

Now u go to gym and have to avoid tripods and stay out of peoples cameras

[@AdrianxNB]

Ban cellphones from the gym

[@JohFig8353]

No dumb kids, old people in the gym during those times like now

[@mackash]

Or "influencers". Mainly women.

[@rhyno980]

This is great! But it sounds like it is narrated by David Attenborough. It is the bodybuilder in his natural habitat.

[@Jon-e2f]

Arnold Schwarzenegger! You have two sides! One that wants Me to succeed! The other that doesn't! The one that wants Me to succeed Tell them Thank You from the Bottom of My Heart!❤ I appreciate all the effort they have expended! I'm Humbled by their kindness and compassion towards Me! This I'm forever greatful to them! Including You! Thank You! May God bless You Continuesly and Your entire Family!!!

[@paulmavric887]

Shut up Mr Platts I love you. You this gym got me where I am today👍👍These are the best motivation tools that should be taught now👍

[@TboneWTF]

So you support taking PED's?

[@ashleydarby3652]

Except Lou was in NY on the other side of the country

[@David-lx4yb]

That gym where Lou worked out looked pretty pathetic.

[@pauloyeghe1637]

When did it all change for the worst? When Dorian Yates walked through the door.

[@KongMotivation]

yeah man... Imagine changing a industry to a whole new thing ❤

[@larrywerdeniuk-dm7cj]

Nope, when Arnold won the 80 Mr. O and had Franco his buddy win next one. 🦨 💩

[@Blackmind0]

i started training in 1979 in my hometown - where arnold grew up- one of his friends ( karl kainrath- mr. universe 1970) had a studio , all those guys were so big for me, they trained hard, had fun.... and helped us grow....

[@waldirmeiguins2166]

TEM UMA FOTO MEMORÁVEL ONDE APARECEM: ARNOLD SCHATZENEGER, FRANK ZANE,FRANCO COLUMBO ( IN MEMORIAN) E RICK DRAZIM! TODOS FORAM GRANDES FESICULTURISTAS DA ERA DE OURO!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@DangKhacKhue]

With 4ra, my deposits were INSTANT. IPL matches ke liye full ready

[@HaAiThuan]

I've actually been diving into the cricket betting. The live action and in-game betting are pretty slick. How about you

[@HaAiTuyen]

Absolutely, I tried the live casino the other night. It's like they've brought the whole casino experience to the screen. Did you have a favorite table

[@HanDinhThuong]

I can't get enough of roulette. There's just something about the thrill of the spin. Ever have those lucky days

[@MCWAY1]

It's not as if there's no camaraderie in bodybuilding. The sport/endeavor has grown exponentially since the 70s. You don't have to go to California anymore. In fact, you didn't back in the 80s and 90s.......or even the 2000s. Haney lived in CA for two or three years. Then he moved back to Atlanta, GA and stayed there for the rest of his career. Yates only came to the states to compete. Then, it was back to Birmingham, England. Ronnie Coleman stayed in Texas. Plus, other competitors hung with local/state-level bodybuilders in their hometowns.

[@nguyenthanhAhe]

I'm still a big fan of the live casino games. There's something about the poker tables that just draws you in

[@onazram1]

Those were the best days of BB, and the personalities were fantastic, all of them... What a time!

[@BeliciaBangChau]

Sticking to cricket myself. There’s nothing like putting a bit of strategy behind your bets, right

[@ebymn2859]

Golden era is the best era of bodybuilding

[@CaoPhongOai]

I'm hooked on roulette lately. Watching that wheel spin is just mesmerizing, isn't it