I lied, yes it is me, your lovely host… No, not Vanna White, it’s me, Renene… heehee!
That means that Lisa, Tony, and Ally win. You three get to share the Gatorade. Lisa gets the first sip, cuz she guessed first.

First off, if you look at the hairdo, you might be able to guess what year, but, that could be a whole other contest. Any who~~~~

I have to explain the reason(s) for posting these photos…
Reason #1… a little bit to show off (of course) cuz those days are long gone. Not to brag a bit, honest to goodness, I never did diet, I ate like a horse, this is how my body looked every day. It goes to show you, what hard weight training does for the physic.

Reason #2… believe me, you too can change your body. It only took me 2 years to achieve this look via powerlifting. I was a 103 pound weakling. In these photos I weighed 118, I squatted 225 lbs. for reps. I eventually got up to 128 lbs., squatting 355 lbs. Hey, if you like, do you want to see my 128 lb. photos? They would scare you, big ‘ol traps I had. I did a lot of deadlifting (love it).

Reason #3… I had 3 strokes earlier this year. Having worked out for years, I was shocked to end up with such a medical condition. I did not have high blood pressure or high cholesterol, all I can figure out is, perhaps it is because I never did any cardio (bad). Power Lifters never believed in doing cardio, they felt it hindered their strength. If I knew now what I knew then (as we all say), I would’ve have incorporated interval training. Back then the general public never considered boxing, let alone, knew a darn thing about it. For us females back then, we never thought (or new much) about boxing. Fast forward about 10 years, now everyone is into Boxing. 

Which brings me to my main point…. YOU CANNOT BEAT BOXING, IT IS THE BEST FORM OF EXERCISE!!! You all have seen it on TV, how the pro boxers are in the best of conditioning shape, all while having an awesome looking physique. With today’s science/knowledge, you can be both strong and in excellent health. For you young people, now is the time to be thinking of your health for your future.

All of Irongloves members know what I am talking about. So many of you have gone through the transformation. Joe and I are so proud of you all. I could write a big ‘ol story about that subject that would go something like this… “The Leinhauser’s had a Dream, to change people and bring about happiness and hopes to so many, they wanted to make a difference in peoples lives, and guess what, they did it”. The End!

Took a bit of a hiatus, Irongloves has been so bloody busy lately, especially getting ready for Stevie. Yep, you heard it right, Stevie is coming earlier than expected. He will be here Nov 25th. For those who are not familiar with him… he is the boxing coach from England. This is his second time coming to Irongloves to do some coaching “Brit style”. It is our pleasure to welcome him. For any of you wanting to do some extra training with Stevie, just say the word.

The chap seems like such a nice fellow. Click here to watch his story

Hey all you Shock-a-Zonies! This weekend Shock Zone is happening. Start time is 9:00am.
Don’t forget to bring LOTS OF WATER! See you there.   www.shockbootcamp.com

Kelly Pavlik should have postponed his bout with Bernard Hopkins
Posted by Branson Wright, Plain Dealer Reporter October 28, 2008 14:46PM
Categories: Sports Impact

It was a surprise to hear out of the Team Pavlik camp that the no-nonsense, no-excuse Kelly Pavlik may have lost to Bernard Hopkins because of a sore elbow and because of bronchitis, as told to The Youngstown Vindicator.

Team Pavlik considered postponing the fight, but they considered the thousands of fans who planned the trip for the fight on Oct.18 against Hopkins in Atlantic City.

Despite the fans, Team Pavlik should have postponed the bout.

Certainly the fans would have understood. So Pavlik wanted to fight on. He did, but not like he was used to. It cost him the bout but not his title. Nor did he tarnish his appeal as a marquee fighter.

Even if Pavlik would have been 100 percent, that wouldn’t have meant a victory over Hopkins. Pavlik certainly would have looked better, but a victory, healthy or not, was not guaranteed.

I think the sly old fox B-Hop could be the Pavlik party pooper tonight. I think he will win on points, my only worry for him is his fitness in the last third. He tired bad against Calzaghe and Pavlik has the power to stop him late if he pressures him into a corner. But i think if Hopkins is on his game then he could perform like he did against Tito and outbox Kelly. Hopkins is too slick for a straight puncher like Pavlik. It has the makings of a very interesting fight.

Humor me (the story) one more time…
Can you guess now, so far you have all been wrong. Remember, the prize is a Gatorade, your choice of flavors (heehee).
Grape, Orange, or Lime (so funny I am)

33rd ANNUAL GENE LEWIS INVITATIONAL BOXING TOURNAMENT
Date: November 13, 14,15, 2008 (Thu, Fri, Sat)
Fight Time: Bouts begin Thursday and Friday at 7:00pm and on Saturday at 1:00pm
Location: Gene Lewis Boxing Club/Broadway Recreation Center - 59 East Broadway - Mesa, Arizona
Admission: $5.00

Entry Forms and information available at: www.genelewisboxingclub.com  (480) 834-1216

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Check out the guy in the ring, black shorts, white tank top… Alex Diaz has great potential!
(Alex is in the later part of the video)

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First up is Angela Deakman with Coach Tony, then Alex again in the ring.
Also, with Coach Rob training on Body Snatcher Bag is Brian McGee.

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In the ring, twin brothers; Andrew & John Cecere (Andrew in blue shorts).
Amateur Boxers; they not only won their weight classes last year, but,
John won ‘Overall Winner’ in one of their competitions.