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Originally published as a monthly magazine series in Bob Hoffman's "Strength and Health" in the 1960’s, this book covers every topic in your quest for getting bigger and stronger. Bulk, definition, diet, breathing squats, parallel dips, The Get Big Drink, etc. Read More!
Considered the FIRST power lifter and athlete to successfully use the bench press, dead lift, and squat to build strength for the Olympic lifts, these instructions and photos are a must for all who want to better themselves in power lifting. It has often been hailed as "the most complete power lifting course ever written." Read More!
Learn how oldtimers trained with courses shipped with Alan Calvert’s Milo Bar Bells. His books, courses, equipment, and "Strength" magazine were the last word in weightlifting in America from 1902-1935. If you lifted weights, you probably owned a Milo and were following Calvert’s famous Milo Bar Bell Courses! Read More!
