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Yeah Buddy!: My Incredible Story!

Ronnie Coleman
4.23/5 (144 ratings)
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Yeah Buddy! Lightweight Baby!

Introducing the Incredible True Story of the Greatest Bodybuilder Ever

Ronnie Coleman s Autobiography, told by Ronnie Himself

Best known for winning the Mr. Olympia title eight times, and for lifting every heavyweight in existence (including an 800-pound squat for two easy reps), Ronnie Coleman came from humble beginnings.

Born in rural Louisiana to a single mother, Ronnie rose from poverty to achieve his lifelong goal of becoming the best bodybuilder in history. In the process, he learned about life, victory, triumph, defeat, hard work, determination, discipline, glory, and adversity.

In this book, Ronnie tells us the story of his life, from his perspective, all the way from childhood to the present. He covers, in great detail, all aspects of his journey, from his eight Olympias and his quest to become a muscleman, to the difficult years working at a fast-food restaurant, to his love life, to the birth of his daughters, to the relationship with his mother, the rise of his supplement brand, to his back problems, and everything in between.

With insights from bodybuilding legends like Arnold Schwarzenegger, Lee Haney, Jay Cutler, Phil Heath, Kevin Levrone, Flex Wheeler, and many others, Ronnie holds nothing back and truly exposes his life in a way he was never done before.
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ISBN10:
1733159622
ISBN13:
9781733159623
kindle Asin:
B07ZDDWDQ1

Yeah Buddy!: My Incredible Story!

Ronnie Coleman
4.23/5 (144 ratings)
Read Download
Yeah Buddy! Lightweight Baby!

Introducing the Incredible True Story of the Greatest Bodybuilder Ever

Ronnie Coleman s Autobiography, told by Ronnie Himself

Best known for winning the Mr. Olympia title eight times, and for lifting every heavyweight in existence (including an 800-pound squat for two easy reps), Ronnie Coleman came from humble beginnings.

Born in rural Louisiana to a single mother, Ronnie rose from poverty to achieve his lifelong goal of becoming the best bodybuilder in history. In the process, he learned about life, victory, triumph, defeat, hard work, determination, discipline, glory, and adversity.

In this book, Ronnie tells us the story of his life, from his perspective, all the way from childhood to the present. He covers, in great detail, all aspects of his journey, from his eight Olympias and his quest to become a muscleman, to the difficult years working at a fast-food restaurant, to his love life, to the birth of his daughters, to the relationship with his mother, the rise of his supplement brand, to his back problems, and everything in between.

With insights from bodybuilding legends like Arnold Schwarzenegger, Lee Haney, Jay Cutler, Phil Heath, Kevin Levrone, Flex Wheeler, and many others, Ronnie holds nothing back and truly exposes his life in a way he was never done before.
Format:
Pages:
pages
Publication:
Publisher:
Edition:
2
Language:
ISBN10:
1733159622
ISBN13:
9781733159623
kindle Asin:
B07ZDDWDQ1

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