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Bodybuilders never die: they simply lose their pump
by Moore, Jim.
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BookPublisher: Pitch 2013ISBN: 9781909178823; 1909178829.Classification number: 613.713 MOOSubject(s): Moore | Bodybuilders -- Great Britain -- Biography | Bodybuilding -- CompetitionsSubject: The extraordinary story of a skinny lad from Manchester who became British Champion bodybuilder. And there the cliche ends in this gritty, humorous and brutally honest tale which strips away the dream tan to lay the sport bare. Moore reveals a murky world of intense competition, illness, drugs and blind dedication which almost caused his death.
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| Book - Adult Paperback | Southport Library | Adult Non-Fiction | 613.713 MOO (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 002836604X |
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The extraordinary story of a skinny lad from Manchester who became British Champion bodybuilder. And there the cliche ends in this gritty, humorous and brutally honest tale which strips away the dream tan to lay the sport bare. Moore reveals a murky world of intense competition, illness, drugs and blind dedication which almost caused his death.
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