Finally the new gym photos are up. Also our new coaches, Billy and Henry are up too!
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This one is for you Stevie. I know you were wondering if the boys helped with the expansion. Here they are hard at work while Joe puts together the 10′ bench. Haha.

BOXING CLASSES start next week, Monday October 5th. Click to read>> CLASSES

Thanks to Neufang Tsotsie the graffiti artist who did all of the incredible artwork for our expansion. Today, we finally took all the photos, they will be up on website tomorrow. Here is a peek at Neufang’s work.

This video was sent via our friend Stevie Davis from England.
Check out this video of an english gymnast who now has been discovered by hollywood.

 — Michael and Joe Leinhauser

Joe Weider’s 2009 Mr. Olympia starts today, Sept. 24th. This year it’s held in New Orleans. I have been to it a few years back; as Arnold would say, “It’s fantastic”. Here is all the info> bodybuilding.com

Everything is done, with the exception of hanging up a few posters and photos. All the new bags were hung yesterday, YIPPEE! Special thanks to our helpers… David Crochett, Keith Deyo, Nick Alwag, Laurie and Steve Schwab. Thanks to Johnny Burke whom built the giant rack, it turned out awesome. It took about five hours to install the 9′ big monster.

I apologize for not getting photos up, Joe and I have been working day and night in getting everything done. All came off without a hitch, a brand new gym completed in one week. We didn’t think it could be done so fast, but it was. It all started off on a good note last week, thanks to our painter Dave Cowart and our helper David Crochett.

Our coach Billy Parvin won his first Judo tournament, the ‘Men’s Middleweight Division’. It was held in Buckeye, Arizona yesterday 9/19. Billy started with Irongloves last week, he comes with a vast background. He is 35 years old. In Boxing: he fought amateur for 10 years, Tae-Kwondo 14 years, Muay Thai 12 years (fought for 5 years), Ju Jitsu 9 years, and Judo for 1 year.

We’ll have his photo up by this weekend.

–MARQUEZ AGREES TO WEIGHT CHANGE VERSES MAYWEATHER–
The welterweight bout was expected to take place slightly below the 147-pound limit, but Mayweather came in at 146 pounds. Marquez, who has never fought at a weight this high before, was 142.

According to Keith Kizer, executive director of the Nevada State Athletic Commission, the bout was supposed to have a weight limit of 144. However, before Friday’s weigh-in, Mayweather’s camp asked Marquez if they could move it up to 147.

Without dispute, Kizer says, Marquez agreed to the change. Marquez is slated to make a base salary of $2 million that likely will increase by $500,000 because of the weight adjustment.
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