At that time, a book I was reading about the achievements of Alexander the Great inflamed my ego and I decided that I, too, wanted to do something great to change the world. Retrieved 10 September 2014.Return Of Kings started as an idea in a cafe in Kharkov, Ukraine in 2012. ^ 'Clarence Bass at the Stark Center - Conference on Exercise Science and his New Book Take Charge'.^ 'Current Exhibit - Muscle and Grace'.^ 'Association of Oldtime Barbell and Strongmen'.^ 'The Ripped Collection on DVD with Clarence Bass'.Getting Stronger: Weight Training for Sports. Archived from the original on 19 September 2013. ^ a b c 'Five Lessons I Learned From Clarence Bass'.Second Wind The Rise of the Ageless Athlete. 'Clarence Bass Reveals His Secrets for Staying Lean and Muscular at 70'. ^ 'Interview with Ripped Author and Living Legend Clarence Bass'.^ 'An Interview with Nutrition/Training Guru & Bodybuilding Legend Clarence Bass'.In 2013, experts in exercise physiology gathered at the Stark Center to celebrate Bass' lifetime achievements and discuss his book Take Charge. Photos of Bass from ages 15 to 70 are on display in the Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture and Sports at the University of Texas at Austin. In 2003, The Association of Oldetime Barbell & Strongmen honored him with its highest award, the Vic Boff Award for lifetime achievement. He was among 100 UNM graduates chosen by the Alumni Association to represent the 'Best Efforts' of the university on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. GMV Productions and Clarence Bass Ripped Enterprises.īass has won numerous awards throughout his career in bodybuilding. GMV Productions and Clarence Bass Ripped Enterprises. Take Charge: Fitness at the Edge of Science.

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His highest ranking came in 2003 when he was 4th in the 500-meter row for light-weight men ages 60 to 69. By 1992, he was ranked 21st in the world for light-heavyweight men ages 50 to 59. Bass' fitness training has also extended past bodybuilding, also concentrating on indoor rowing.

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