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2. Muscle Beach - Wikipedia

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   Muscle Beach Venice was officially titled in 1987 by the City of Los Angeles with the distinguishing name "Venice" added to the location to honor the original Santa Monica site. [5] By the 1950s, Muscle Beach established worldwide fame and helped to popularize and bring legitimacy to physical culture with acrobatics and bodybuilding. [6]

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   Shop the best workout equipment sales from Amazon's Big Spring Sale Event. Get 20% off a NordicTrack treadmill, and 40+ other incredible deals. Build a Home Gym for Dirt Cheap at Amazon’s Spring ...

4. Kim Gordon (designer) - Wikipedia

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   Kim Gordon is an American artist, architectural designer and interior designer, and the founder of Kim Gordon Designs, a design firm based in Venice Beach, Los Angeles. [1] She has been noted for her use of space, lighting, color, and texture in residential architecture and interior design in Southern California .

5. Sports Club/LA - Wikipedia

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   Reuniting professionally, the pair opened the first of their urban country club concept, The Sports Connection in Santa Monica in 1979. [3] The concept of private trainers, pro shop, café, multiple fitness options all under one roof soon became a hit. The pair also introduced a coed approach in fitness which was until then segregated by sex.

6. Vic Tanny - Wikipedia

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   The war dwindled gym users, and both new locations soon closed. [3] During the postwar resurgence in gym users, Tanny's gym entered a new location, a former USO facility of 7,000 square feet, in Santa Monica, "and it soon became the hub of every famous Muscle Beach regular, including Reeves, Eiferman, and future gym heavyweight Joe Gold". [3]

7. Student Activities Center (UCLA) - Wikipedia

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   The Men ' s Gym on the campus of UCLA, now known as the Student Activities Center, is a 2,000 seat multi-purpose building in Los Angeles. It opened in 1932. It opened in 1932. It was home to the UCLA Bruins men's basketball teams until Pauley Pavilion opened for the 1965–66 basketball season.