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Muscles, Memory: and George Hackenschmidt

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Muscles, Memory: and George Hackenschmidt

Maxcy and Todd explore how Hackenschmidt went from a famous wrestler to a physical culture writer, with a photograph

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Volume 2, Issue 3

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Maxcy, Spencer Todd, Terry

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Maxcy, Spencer Todd, Terry

Volume 2 Index

The Roark Report: Chuck Sipes
The Iron Grapevine
Jim Witt: A Life With Two Loves; John Fair to join IGH Editorial Board
George Jowett, Ottley Coulter, David Willoughby and the Organization of American Weightlifting, 1911-1924
Where Are They Now? Bill Curry and the Gospel of Physical Fitness
Some Thoughts on the Body: How it Means and What it Means
The History of Strength Training for Athletes at the University of Texas (at Austin)
The European Corner: Launceston Elliot
Where Are They Now? Joe Assirati: Reminiscences of Britain’s Renaissance of Strength

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