Julian Liebeck | Norwegian Vegan FitnessCoach & Founder of Herbivore Performance | Society Sucks Ep#97

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In today's episode with Julian Liebeck, we break down the hurdles to the vegan movement in the bodybuilding industry. How he got started on his vegan adventure and what he hopes to achieve in the future! While getting to know the 360 Julian in general this is a podcast that you should consider taking notes on!   Sit Back Relax & Enjoy  FOLLOW  Julian Liebeck:  Julian’s Instagram: @julianliebeck  https://www.instagram.com/julianliebeck/  Julian’s Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/1054616854997862  FOllOW OUR SOCIALS:  TikTok - @societysuckstm  https://www.tiktok.com/@societysuckstm?lang=en Instagram - @societysuckstm https://www.instagram.com/societysuckstm/ Twitter - @societysuckstm  https://twitter.com/societysuckstm

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