[Denny Habecker]

I am pretty sure that is the most women we have had in one of our postals. It definitely is since I have been running them.

[Denny Habecker]

Yes, I believe they could have been, John and Dick competed in Olympic and Powerlifting. My first meet at the Holy Savior Club had over 100 lifters. We didn’t finish lifting until about 1 AM. Then they had the bodybuilding contest after that.

[Denny Habecker]

Thanks Eric.

[Denny Habecker]

I sent him a card today.

[Denny Habecker]

Thanks guys! The pain is pretty much gone, but the bicep reminds me every now and then that it’s still not right.
Dan, the pain is in the belly of the muscle, so your comment makes me feel better about it.

[Denny Habecker]

I’ve been training at a gym and at home for years now. Now I just do all of it at home. No training partner to talk to between sets, but I actually am having better workouts here than I did at the gym.

[Denny Habecker]

I don’t think this is a good idea. However,at this time of social distancing, maybe it would be an option to get more participation. This would have to go to the executive board for approval though.

[Denny Habecker]

I can’t get my feet on the floor any more when I am laying on a bench, so all my benches are done FIA. But ever since I have lifted in the USAWA, I have been able to bench the same with FIA as on the floor.

[Denny Habecker]

I’m planning to be there, depending on the weather. So far the forecasts look good.

[Denny Habecker]

Two Great additions to our Hall of Fame!

[Denny Habecker]

How are all you guys out there in the heartland getting along with the terrible weather. Has anyone heard from Dean?

[Denny Habecker]

Great choice! Congratulations Johnny.

[Denny Habecker]

Well, we’ll see, now you ruffled my feathers. Next year we will beat you by 2 points!

[Denny Habecker]

I just missed a 2000 Lb. Hand & Thigh by a quarter of an inch.

[Denny Habecker]

E.T., It’s liftingliar, all one word! I decided on that because as I got older it got harder for me to make the 75KG. Class, then the 80KG Class, and then the 85KG Class. So guys at work used to ask me “What class did you lift in this time?” and I always lied to them and told them a lighter class. But I never lied about what I lifted.

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