Strength & Health Year 1952 Magazine Back Issues

Features
CongraTulations, Joe Weider
Healthful eating habits
Old muscles don't even fade away
The 1,001 exercise system

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What sort of home gym have you?
Food for thought
The art of physique display
America needs more weight lifters

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How strong is a woman?
Building lasting power
Why you need plenty of proteins
Southern California odd lift championships

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Paul Oudinot Jr- strength prodigy
How to gain weight
Am I training hard enough?
Bolivarian games

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High and low "lats"
Muscles may save your life
Physical culture man defeats father time
How to preserve health and attain strength

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The man on the cover- Ken Cameron
What nutrition means to health and muscle building
The greatest physique success story
Calf development is possible

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Rev. Bob Richards Sullivan award winner
Training schedule of the world's best pole vaulter and decathlon champion
A dream come true
Weight training and the abundant life

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Cover man- Homer Chelemengos
Mighty Moe of Santa Monica
Who is the world's best built small man?
A strength and health boy grows up

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Learning the half-arm planche
I like to remember
A bodybuilders training program
America's chances at the Olympics

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Walt and Magana Baptiste
Barbell bits
Strongmen the world over
Weight training advice

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The story of Jim Park, "Mr. America"
Olympic weightlifting results
What can we do about the Russians?
Suggestions and training hints

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Specialized training program of Jim Park, "Mr. America"
The man on the cover- Dick Manson
Diversified training produces best results
Favorite single exercises