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William Pullum – Wizard of the Weights

William A. Pullum “Wizard of the Weight-Lifting World!” Here’s the story of a young lad born a chronic invalid from birth. William A. Pullum overcame the ravages of pulmonary tuberculosis, meningitis, peritonitis, etc., and through the practice of physical culture, became a world champion weight lifter. He was born […]

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Milo Bar Bell Courses by Alan Calvert by Alan Calvert

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!

The Key to Might and Muscle by George F. Jowett by George Jowett

Considered to be the author’s best book with 24 chapters including his life story, why home training is best; the truth about exercise; defining the mystery of strength; the science of weight lifting; etc. Plus photos of famous strong men. A Classic! 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!

Legacy of Iron: York Goes to War! by Brooks Kubik by Brooks Kubik

Volume 4 of the Legacy of Iron series, begins when the United States entered WW II. The war demanded an all out effort from every citizen, the people of the York Barbell Co. lead the charge by using training routines with whatever was at hand. Read More!

Legacy of Iron: 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!

Thomas Inch on Strength by Thomas Inch by Thomas Inch

Published in 1932, the author explains: Secret Methods of Music Hall Strong Men, card tearing, supporting weight, lifting human weight, chain breaking, bending & snapping iron bars, resisting the pull of 12 men; The Art of Full Contraction; etc! Read More!

William Pullum – Wizard of the Weights

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