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One of the best front lat spreads - ever!
I have been going through all of my old negs going back to very early 90s and found this shot of my great mate Sonny Schmidt.
Simply one of the most balanced FLS ever. check out the small waist, quad sweep and shoulder width. I wonder how he would look against today's guys?
Awesome shot TD !!! Can't get over how small his waist looks n that quad sweep
Last edited by ivanbodo; 04-09-2012 at 07:13 AM.
RIP Luke Wood
How about those calves.
“#13 Classic posing and looking physique, just a good look to the whole body” - John Terilli
It really highlights how much the physiques have changed.
Originally Posted by FLEXR6
And not for the better
R.I.P Luke Wood. You will never be forgotten Brother.
Just watching the 96 Olympia doing cardio this AM
He would whallop them today , the standard is know where near the 90s
Used to love watching sonny and Chris train in findlays back in the day , still never seen better legs
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Chris is training here since Findlay's closed. Still trains hard and has fitted right in.
That's one hell of a lat spread, I remember thinking back then that he had the best legs going around, quads, hammies and calves, strange he never gets mentioned in discussions about the best wheels of all time.
Please pass on my best , i used to ork with Chris many years ago at the now closed Southern cross hotel , a lifetime ago
Now he was some one who could have done rea Damage at a high level great build
Bodybuilding at a competitive level is art! It is moving sculpture. Finish off your work of art with the perfect tan
Damn!!
From the back.
Last edited by MessiahOfMuscle; 04-10-2012 at 02:21 AM.
Side chest
Last edited by MessiahOfMuscle; 04-10-2012 at 02:22 AM.
....those old black and white photos are the best to paint
Unquestionably the best Australia has ever produced.
I am one of those tragics who rates the 90's as the golden era and Sonny was amongst the best ever.
Nothing but respect.
RIP.
"I shall pass through life but once. Any kindness I can show or any good thing I can do to any fellow human being, let me do it now, for I shall not pass this way again."
You're not alone there mate. The 90's were the best years for many reasons.
I recall training at Coolabah Gym, Merrylands, Sydney on two occasions which is where Sonny used to train from time to time. On one of those occasions I was ecstatic to see Sonny there training chest. I ended up not training much at all that day because I wanted to watch him. At the time I was only 20 years old and was interested in getting into bodybuilding and he kinda inspired me to take the sport up.
Then a few years later I was shocked to hear that he was in gaol (not sure if that was true or not) and then a few years after that he passed away. That was a real shame!!
Tony D, if you don't mind me asking mate, what happened to Sonny?
Totally agree MrA92.. Sonny is the best to come out of Aust
R.I.P Luke Wood.. Gone too early and won't be forgotten.
I agree, today's Pro's look like crap compared to those of yesteryear.And not for the better
Sonny looks fabulous in these photos, but for my money John Terilli was our best Aussie bodybuilder.
I definitely prefer the 80's era over the 90's.
It all depends on your age, I guess. I loved the 70's & 80's.
I guess that's when I was the most impressionable, just starting my training.
TM
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Oh yeah, 70's were awesome too.
I think that Robby Robinson's Front Latspread that he hits in the mirror during Pumping Iron is one of the greatest that I have ever seen.
The shape and detail are simply amazing.
The 80's were pretty good
Mm nice cleaning job
Bodybuilding at a competitive level is art! It is moving sculpture. Finish off your work of art with the perfect tan
What are you saying Tanny? That Light Weight/Class 4 competitors can't get shredded???!!!
How long have you been thinking about this statement!!!!! hahahaWhat are you saying Tanny? That Light Weight/Class 4 competitors can't get shredded???!!!
TM
Tanning is the most important part of your presentation. No short cuts.
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