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Ronnie Coleman: The First Training Video (1998)

Ronnie Coleman, the 8-time Mr. Olympia, comes from Texas and he's as huge as the state! Witness the most phenomenal physique ever to possess the coveted Sandow trophy. The DVD includes Ronnie's lifestyle as full time police officer, so you get to ride along with him "COPS" style. This video shows you not only his whole workout and contest conditioning, but also his lifestyle, diet, contests and much more. Taped right after the Mr. Olympia 1997 competition. The DVD also features Posing Practice with Diana Dennis.
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Ronnie Coleman, the 8-time Mr. Olympia, comes from Texas and he's as huge as the state! Witness the most phenomenal physique ever to possess the coveted Sandow trophy. The DVD includes Ronnie's lifestyle as full time police officer, so you get to ride along with him "COPS" style. This video shows you not only his whole workout and contest conditioning, but also his lifestyle, diet, contests and much more. Taped right after the Mr. Olympia 1997 competition. The DVD also features Posing Practice with Diana Dennis.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Mitsuru Okabe
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In Theaters:3/1/1998
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Runtime:60 minutes
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