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Giuseppe (6'2", 196 pounds), the stroke, and Carmine (6'1", 191) give several inches and several dozen pounds each to rivals.
But the Abbagnales are imposing all the same: thighs thick as Ionic columns, practically square torsos, the unblinking stares of heavyweight champs.
"They start like animals, with whole abandon," says Kris Korzeniowski, the U.S. crew coach.
"Like it's the last race in their life." By the halfway point in most races, they have dominated the field.
In victory they sit somber and unspeaking, while Di Capua does a jig in the bow.
"In the beginning, we maybe laughed once or twice," says Giuseppe, or Peppe, as he is called. "But we control ourselves. It is a matter of character."
Van,
You always have my permission to invite anyone you wish to attend SummerFest. The whole purpose for camp is to interact with other martial artist and to gauge our own ability and progress measured by the interaction of the group.
We always have a good time and as long as people leave their ego at home, there is no reason they can’t have a good time.
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