…with a job well done (in the gym!).
20 new pictures added today on the Fitness (etc) page. And a bonus here to get you started…

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About tonycavanagh
Born Northampton UK; school Oxford UK and Oak Ridge Tennessee, where I met my wonderful partner Dave, also from UK. Oak Ridge is our main training base for acrobatics and circus stuff, but we also established a base in Wales (UK) to serve us when we are working in Europe. Our 'story', of finding gay love, learning the acrobatics trade and then of how we got shot at during our show (and worse was to follow - just to prove that the risks of being an acrobat are not always the most obvious ones!) are now available in my three books 'Loving the Boy', 'The Power of Love' and 'Against All Odds'. Links available on most blog posts. Actually, waiting for the imminent arrival of the first printed copies was far scarier than anything we do in performance. A fourth book - not about us but exploring the sadness of a gay Native American boy denied his true identity - is currently with an agent for evaluation. watch for 'Let The Future Find Me' in due time. And now to book five... another boy, another quest... seems its always boys...
I’d like to take all day and explore every inch of this stud’s body with my tongue
It’s good to see you include young boys in your photos. Hopefully, this will inspire young boys. However, here is my personal experience: When I was a boy, I wanted to be a gymnast. My parents had no vision on how to afford he cost of training. Perhaps you could share with your readers some helpful hints on how to afford fitness training.
Not too young I hope – generally I stay away from images of anyone obviously under 18 to avoid any “issues”. Interesting question about raising the funding to allow young guys to embark on a fitness regime… not sure how I can address that in the blog, but I will think about it!
I didn’t mean young in a sensual sense. I meant that starting young on a fitness regimen is important to long-term fitness. I was discouraged by my parents because of the imagined cost. However, living in the big city, we did have the YMCA and the Sokol clubs. They simply were not familiar with how to use them. We also had gymnastc centers. They could have simply asked my gym teacher. The point is that kids get inspired by fitness, then their parents discourage them. Further, few public school districts have the funds to encourage fitness to this level. If we as a society are introduced to fitness regimens at a young age, we may all be better off. The younger we start, the more likely it will be a lifetime habit.