| Re: James Llewellin's 'Arnold Classic' preparation thread
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Originally Posted by dan2004  As selfish as i am to say i want James to make a journal your right and im sure he has enough friends to express thier opinions on his conditioning throughout his prep without the need for a journal .
On a sidenote , do you HAVE to use tan and sheen in competitions ? I prefere nearly all of James pictures where he has no tan applied , as it shows much more of a defined look ? Sorry if thats a dumb question . |
The tan is applied *I believe* because of the lighting at the shows, it helps the detail to stand out more.
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