LEE PRIEST THE BLOND MYTH DVD - COMPLETE MOVIE UPLOAD (1998)

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Voted most popular bodybuilder, Lee Priest is from Australia, and full of Piss and Vinegar! This is his first video, which includes his contest preparation and all of his workouts over the course of three days. Precontest footage of Lee putting on Pro-Tan in his hotel room the night before the contest. Backstage pump-up, and more!
Many topics are covered as he speaks on how to gain mass in of season diet, and precontest dieting.
Some great life-style footage of him and his house, including his Superman collection.

[@vincet5584]

90s was the best, the balance between mass and condition was something else

[@franciskocher200]

Yes😃👍

[@Marked__One]

For me personally the 80s aesthetic is my fav, but yes i agree most likely the 90s was the greatest era for bodybuilding

[@maniacodepresiv0]

underrated bodybuilder

[@HardAsNailsTony]

Nope, actually very rated and well established in his era.

[@abcmaya]

@@HardAsNailsTony Yup. Lee was a crowd favorite back in the days every time he competed.

[@user-bo4qo1vz1j]

23:10 - holy fuck😲! histrorical set. and he didn't throw the dumbells at the end just put it to the place like humble guy

[@gerardjitsu]

Los mejores brazos de toda la era del culturismo!

[@Leto69]

Техника слишком идеальная!

[@hsv7148JP]

Молодец мужик 👊👊👊💪

[@brokencigarette3017]

His form is perfect. He does all these sets in slow motion. No swinging of the weight at all. That's what I strive for as well.

[@buddynatty969]

Old School Bodybuilding Forever.

[@Sosa999_]

Thanks for lee vids

[@MocvideoProductions]

No problem 👍

[@ZonaFit1985]

The beat bulk in history

[@samsonkalu7103]

Perfect

[@Vesalempinen]

Great documentary, shame that it did not show the forearms training though.

[@franciskocher200]

Great video,great champion but only 1 hour..😢

[@joetoth5465]

Great job BRUCE! Hope to see David Henry this season. That guys back was ridiculous I can remember. Thanks for the video.

[@MocvideoProductions]

You’re welcome! And agree DH’s back was amazing! 🙏🏻

[@52cm]

Thank you for sharing this man much love ❤️

[@MocvideoProductions]

My pleasure!!

[@LucasGomes-te8yh]

Amazing

[@emersonrsanbar2296]

THANKS FOR SHARING

[@user-ro3sw5gv9q]

thank you🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@noav5971]

Thank you!

[@jakeh6980]

2 hours per workout, 5-6 workout days per week, 20 sets or more per body part. Man I started on a similar path when I first got serious into bodybuilding at age 14 back 2001; and then as the years progressed, I changed to a Mike Mentzer/Dorian Yates style of training. You can get much more done in less than an hour workout, as long as you’re going about it the right way and taking advantage of the time frame. Ive always been a fan of Lee when I was back in high school and still am. But his workout regimen, even back in the 2000’s, was just too long and too many sets. Granted, he doesn’t go to failure very much at all, and tends to have always preferred a higher volume style training. It just never worked for me. Even when I was in high school looking up to Priest. Dorian and mentzers style of training suited me much more, and how I gained the size. Working out was my life for almost 20 years, and I loved working out. It was a way of life. But spending two hours in the gym 5-6 days a week is just absolutely unnecessary. Let alone not having two hours to spend at the gym every day. Of course when you’re a pro, you can afford it. But even so, for a regular working person, two hours a day in a gym and doing 20 sets or more per body part is just ridiculous. You can your workout done in half the time as well as twice the gains by following, or slightly modifying Mike mentzers bodybuilding philosophy. Working out for 2-3 hours a day seemed like a good idea when you’re 15 years old; but when you get into your 20’s, you realize that there has to be a better and more effective way at this than doing 20-30 sets per body part and spending 2-3 hours in the gym every single day. Every persons body is different. Yes. I know. And if you have the 12-14 hours to spend in the gym per week, go for it.

[@doublem1975x]

We're still eagerly anticipating you releasing the cost of redemption lol

[@blusuck]

Cheers for the reupload

[@zeadassam8172]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@smailbh5843]

is there is another video or somthing of kevin levrone bc if there is pls drop it

[@dimabezsonov7458]

now bodybuilding is not the same as it used to be in the 70s, 80s, and 90s, now there are some watery big ones, but there are not so many muscles anymore

[@vintage-genes]

A flat stomach, with 8 abs🙂

[@ederaldobezerra8698]

😍😍🏋️😍😍

[@yjhova]

Random JCVD appearance lol

[@J0hn-Rambo]

Wo bekomme ich ich die DVD her

[@wtc1979]

Why the black and white?

[@abhedpatil7822]

He looked like a sculpted statue carved out of a stone

[@streetspirit956]

looks much better without all those horrible tattoo's covering up the muscles and definition.

[@bic50channel]

myślałem że może mu się udo a tu się nie uda ło🤣

[@user-sh8mj2cw6x]

Техника кайф. Это вам не дэбилы блогеры с хер знает чем.

[@sofiayaquifidelistajuchema9723]

👍🏻❤️‍🔥🧡🔥👌🏻🤍

[@metalhamster14]

ima tell lee to sue ya

[@Gus-Moose]

Great video but WTF are you doing when adding music? WAY too loud, aren't you checking the videos before you post them? Get better!

[@thoor1418]

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