ciple of his fellow English strongman George Hackenschmidt, Jowett believed that “development and strength go hand in hand,” since “a real orthodox strongman . . . must have the physique.” But he made clear his choice “between the two”: ...
... Jack, Jr., 216–218, 403n71–72, 403n74 Kennedy, Bob, 222–223, 225, 230, 238, 260, 264, 276, 305, 309, 334, 339, 343– 344 Kent, Rocky, 114 Kerr, Robert, 281 Kidwell, Steve, 373 Kiiha, Osmo, 386n10 Killanin, Lord, 217 Kilpatrick, John, ...
. If Macfadden hadn’t existed, we would have had to invent him.” —Washington Post Mr. America is the fascinating true story of Bernarr Macfadden, a self-made millionaire and founding father of bodybuilding, alternative medicine, and ...
... Mr. America Contest. That competition included a testimonial dinner at the Granada Hotel emceed by a local television personality named Alan Burke. There were speeches by local dignitaries and the presentation of an award for ...
A delicately crafted song and dance of comedy, drama, science fiction and much more. The text is imbued with psychological, biological, and anthropological undertones. The novel is written as a uniquely psychedelic and poetic experience.