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Doped Athletes as Enhancement Models for the Twenty-first Century

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Doped Athletes as Enhancement Models for the Twenty-first Century

Hoberman discusses the prevalence of doping in modern society, with a photograph

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Volume 12,13, Issue 4,1

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Hoberman, John

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Hoberman, John

Volume 12,13 Index

A Final Note (on Mike Jenkins)
Science from Strength: Thomas L. DeLorme and the Medical Acceptance of Progessive Resistance Exercise
A Snatch for the Ages; IGH Subscription Form
The Return of Iron Game History; Table of Contents
Doped Athletes as Enhancement Models for the Twenty-first Century
New at The Stark: The Max Furek/Steele Jungle Collection
Breaking the Physique Barrier: Steve Reeves and the Promotion of Hercules
The USA vs. the World: A Statistical Analysis of American, World, and Olympic Weightlifting Results, 1970-1992: Part 2
Mike Jenkins (1982-2013): The Life and Death of a Strongman

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