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Albany, New York­ Guide readers probably wonder how our cover hommes, elevated in the twinkle of an eye to the status of gay icons, get on with their lives after their month of glory passes. If you're curious what became of Montrealer David Sloniegura, who smilingly graced the front of our June, 1996 issue­ or simply if you want a stomach ribbed enough to grate cheese­ then check out Abnatomy, a training tape in which Sloniegura stars and instructs. Fear not­ abnatomy is not a course of study that involves dissecting cadavers or memorizing the pathways of bile ducts. But if Sloniegura's special regimen of sit-ups, hip-twists, and dumbbell lifting are followed to a T, your abdomen could generate spontaneous exultations of "Washboard!" and "Six-pack!" wherever you saunter shirtless.

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"Aside from having a great midsection, this workout is also created in such a way that there are also cardiac and caloric-burning effects," declares the trainer, whose career has taken him to America. Indeed, Sloniegura will probably get your heart pounding even before you flex your midriff. Throughout Abnatomy, the buffed and ab-perfect Sloniegura radiates the genial bonhomie that he exhibited from our cover­ as well as something he didn't: English spoken with an irresistible Quebecois twang. To find out more, browse to www.abnatomy.com, or e-mail dsloniegura@davidfitness.com, or ring up 518-449-4108.