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Stretching by Bob Anderson

Stretching by Bob Anderson “How’s Your Flexibility?” Stretching by Bob Anderson hit the scene in 1980, way ahead of its time, when a lot of ordinary people were getting interested in fitness and were starting to run, cycle, and work out. It had stretching routines for these beginners, as well […]

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The Development of Physical Strength by Anthony Ditillo by Anthony Ditillo

The author trained up to over 300 lbs. and back down to 190 lbs. of solid muscle! You, too, can discover how to control your muscular body weight at most any poundage desired. A very popular book with those who want honest, result producing information. Read More!

The Art & Science of Lifting by Thomas Inch by Thomas Inch

The author learned from Arthur Saxon and became Britain’s Strongest Man in 1910. Learn how to do the: Bent Press; One-Hand Anyhow; One-Hand Clean Lift; Barbell and Kettlebell Lift; One-Handed Jerk; Two-Handed Clean Barbell Lift; Two-Hands Anyhow; etc. Read More!

Muscular Arms and Shoulders by Harry B. Paschall by Harry Paschall

Another Bosco How-To-Do-It Book devoted to developing huge muscular arms and shoulders! Three Complete Arm and Shoulder Training Programs including practical information to make your arm training more productive! Fully illustrated. Read More!

John Grimek Weightlifting Courses by Mark Berry

In 1936, the author laid out three courses that focused on heavy compound barbell movements using only barbells, dumbbells and kettlebells. These methods added muscular body weight and developed great strength with men like John Grimek, Joseph Hise, Roger Eells and Wm Boone in a relatively short period of time. Read More!

Legacy of Iron Vol. 3 – The 1,000 Pound Total by Brooks Kubik by Brooks Kubik

Volume 3 of Legacy of Iron takes you into summer of 1940 during the fierce competition between Steve Stanko, and World Champion, John Davis to be the first to total 1,000 lbs. in the 3 Olympic lifts. A lot of training methods explained to add to your routines. Read More!

The Complete Keys to Progress by John McCallum by John McCallum

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!

Stretching by Bob Anderson

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