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Arthur Saxon – Iron Master

Arthur Saxon – Iron Master

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Arthur Saxon The Iron Master! Ringling Brother’s “Strongest Man in the World!” At 14 years of age, Arthur Hennig and a few friends started an athletic club in the family potato cellar. He fashioned their weights out of stone and they trained twice a week. Soon they were putting on […]

The Text Book of Weight-Lifting by Arthur Saxon

The Text Book of Weight-Lifting by Arthur Saxon

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The Text Book of Weight-Lifting by Arthur Saxon The Iron Master! Back in print! For now at least the best book on the training methods of the old-time strongmen that I’ve seen. Opening this book of 1910 gives you the feeling you’ve opened the training manual of strongmen of […]

The Development of Physical Power by Arthur Saxon

The Development of Physical Power by Arthur Saxon

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The Development of Physical Power by Arthur Saxon The Iron Master! In 1906 The Strongest Man in the World wrote his first of two books describing his simple methods for developing genuine strength and power, not just useless artificially swollen muscles.This is an intimate account of how this man of 5 feet […]

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