Rychlak, Miller, and Mazza

"I will be at the 2005 IPA "Strength Spectacular" presented by
Nazareth Barbell Powertraining.

Really? I thought they gave the janitor the day off, and you cleaned up
the next day?

Quoted message said:

"I will be at the 2005 IPA "Strength Spectacular" presented by
Nazareth Barbell Powertraining.

Really? I thought they gave the janitor the day off, and you cleaned up
the next day?

II guess that might be a snappy comeback to a different statement.

I'll give you a second chance to say something witty.

(1) Check it out....there was no "I" in my post.

(2) This meet covers two days.

(3) Where does the janitor work?

(4) How do you know that the janitor got the day off?

(5) Why would I or anyone besides the janitor clean up the next day
if the janitor only got the day before off?

6) Is there something disreputable about being a janitor?

(7) Did a janitor ever do something nasty to you?

(8) Does the prospect of attending or participating in an IPF meet
and meeting people like Rychlak, Miller and Mazza make you
feel like making a mess and wondering who will be there to
clean up after you?

F

On Sun, 15 May 2005 22:19:02 GMT, [email hidden] wrote in
misc.fitness.weights:

Quoted message said:

(8) Does the prospect of attending or participating in an IPF meet
and meeting people like Rychlak, Miller and Mazza make you
feel like making a mess and wondering who will be there to
clean up after you?

That isn't an IPF meet.

John Hanson said:

On Sun, 15 May 2005 22:19:02 GMT, [email hidden] wrote in
misc.fitness.weights:

Quoted message said:

(8) Does the prospect of attending or participating in an IPF meet
and meeting people like Rychlak, Miller and Mazza make you
feel like making a mess and wondering who will be there to
clean up after you?

That isn't an IPF meet.

You're right. The announcement says "2005 IPA Strength Spectacular."

So, IPA (like I wrote in my original post) , not IPF

http://www.nazbar.com/2005strengthspec.html

Quoted message said:

...will be at the 2005 IPA "Strength Spectacular" presented by
Nazareth Barbell Powertraining. This event will be hosted by Joe
Carini at Four Seasons Fitness http://www.fourseasonsfitness.net/
in West Paterson, NJ on Saturday, May 21 and Sunday, May 22.

Who is Joe Carini?

http://www.fourseasonsfitness.net/trainers/index.html
"Joe Carini, a New Jersey native, is well known around the
powerlifting community as one of its finest members. Mr. Carini has
over 25 years of experience, and has designed exercise programs for
both professional and recreational athletes alike.
Joe Carini’s powerlifting career is filled with several firsts,
including being the first man EVER to officially squat 800 lbs, and
was the first man in New Jersey to bench press over 600 lbs. Mr.
Carini captured the New Jersey’s Strongest Man title for 6 years in a
row (1981-1987). In addition, Mr. Carini won three New Jersey state
powerlifting championships. In 2000, Mr. Carini was the head coach of
the New Jersey Powerlifting Team."

Career Highlights

1st man in NJ Powerlifting to total 2,100 lbs
1st man to official squat 800 lbs.
1st man in NJ to officially bench press 600 lbs
6 time NJ Strongest man winner
Seated Military press 470 lbs.
Deadlift 810 lbs.
All-Time best squat: 905 lbs.
All-Time best bench press: 670 lbs

Who is Gene Rychlak?
Want to see a 1005 lb bench press?
http://bodytechusa.com/images/04IPANS_GRychlak_1005BP_Small.swf

Who is Mike Miller?
http://www.prowriststraps.com/mike_miller_record_1200_squat_

Who is Joe Mazza?
http://www.nazbar.com/team%20bio/joemazza.html

Want to compete?
http://www.fourseasonsfitness.net/Strength_App.doc

In case anyone is interested, it looks like this meet will only be
held on Saturday. Joe Carini is the guy with up-to-date info.
973-812-1100

$10 to watch. See the application if you want to compete.