Hail to the Dinosaurs!
I finished the July issue of The Dinosaur
Files yesterday, and it looks pretty darn
good.
I've changed the format a bit in this issue,
making it look more like a magazine than a
newsletter. We have way more photos in this
issue than in previous issues. Most of them
are photos of old-time champions. I like to
use them to show readers the kind of strength
and muscle men built "back in the day" -- on
nothing but heavy iron, hard work, regular
training, and a healthy diet of good, whole-
some foods. No drugs, no protein powder, and no
supplements. They didn't need them.
The cover photo features two great BEFORE and
AFTER photos from the 1920's. It shows a man
who weighed 97 lbs. at age 21 -- who then built
himself up to 120 lbs. (which we see in photo
no. 1) -- and then all the way up to 193 lbs.
That's a gain of nearly 100 lbs. of muscle --
way back in the 1920's.
We also have photos of:
The German Colossus, Hermann Goerner
Sig Klein and a classic globe barbell
Weightlifting Champ Ron Walker
Otto Arco in his 50's -- looking better than most
men half his age!
John Davis and 400 lbs. of iron and steel
John Grimek -- and all I can say is WOW!
Geraldine Baillargeon -- one of the strongest women
of her generation
Paul Anderson hitting a super heavy press
Weightlifter and World Record Holder, Clyde Emrich
George Hackenschmidt -- looking like he was carved
out of solid marble
And much more! 26 photos total!
We'll drop the July issue in the mail on Friday or
Saturday, so be looking for it soon!
And yes, you can still subscribe to The Dinosaur Files!
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Yours in strength,
Brooks Kubik
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