lovelatinas
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What an interesting man. We was 96. I bought his juicer should use it more often but it's a pain to clean up.
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He passed away.
https://www.latimes.com/health/boostershots/la-heb-jack-lalanne-20110124,0,607139.story?track=rss
Jack LaLanne was a junk-food junkie when he was a teenager -- hardly an auspicious beginning for the man who would be father of the fitness movement in America. But it was meeting another early healthy believer that turned him around.
LaLanne, who died Sunday at 96, credits nutritionist Paul Bragg with helping him see the light. His mother took him to a lecture when he was 15. A Los Angeles Times obituary explains what happened next:
Jack LaLanne was a junk-food junkie when he was a teenager -- hardly an auspicious beginning for the man who would be father of the fitness movement in America. But it was meeting another early healthy believer that turned him around.
LaLanne, who died Sunday at 96, credits nutritionist Paul Bragg with helping him see the light. His mother took him to a lecture when he was 15. A Los Angeles Times obituary explains what happened next:
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I saw him working out once on TV doing lat pulldowns.
Have to say he was using the worst form I've ever seen in my life,lol.
If any body else trained like that they would be in the hospital.
He had tremendous genetics I will give him that.
Have to say he was using the worst form I've ever seen in my life,lol.
If any body else trained like that they would be in the hospital.
He had tremendous genetics I will give him that.
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