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Monday, August 18, 2008
Fitness model - Fitness competitor, Marla Duncan
In the 90's if you didn't know who Marla Duncan was, you weren't paying attention.
Marla was one of the first " fitness babes" that made people sit up and take notice that muscles could be feminine.
Marla was born in Fairfield, California, on July 19, 1963.
She was a fitness model and an active fitness competitor.
You can visit her website here:
http://www.grex.com/marla/
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Sabre,
ReplyDeleteI'm totally impressed with the number and quality of your websites. How do you find the time to update all of them? Is it profitable to have so many? Just wondering. Great job!!
Bob Perry
http://webmusclefitness.com
Updating isn't that hard. A few a day.
ReplyDeleteProfitable? Well, really most of the income comes from about 5 blogs.
The rest (even though monetized) are really labors of love.
Thank you very much for your kind comments.
BTW, very nice site. I'll be linking to you.