Updates from the IFBB Australia Secretary. Some interesting reading. Source: Paul Graham's Australasian Muscle & Fitness (Vol.2 No.3)
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Tom Culic fill us in on the local Australian Bodybuilding Scene. Source: Paul Graham's Australasian Muscle & Fitness (Vol.2 No.3)
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The titles would be won by Albert Beckles (Mr British Isles 1969) and Pat Wheeldon (Miss British Isles 1969). Len Sell would win the novice contest whilst Reg Park would guest pose, John Citrone would preform acts of strength whilst Lincoln Webb would lead a pop band. What a night! Source: Peak Muscle Maker - …
Robert Nailon fills us in on the bodybuilding news from Australia and abroad. Source: Paul Graham's Australasian Muscle & Fitness (Vol.2 No.3)
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A fantastic editorial on champion British Bodybuilder and Strongman John Citrone. It covers his introduction to bodybuilding at the age of 14 in 1958 to the time of the article in 1969. A very detailed account of one of the true greats of bodybuilding. Source: Peak Muscle Maker - Vol. 1 No. 5 (October 1969)…
Carol Graham provides both local and international updates on Women's Bodybuilding. Source: Paul Graham's Australasian Muscle & Fitness (Vol.2 No.3)
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Part II of an in-depth analysis of steroids in bodybuilding and sport. I will endeavor to publish Part I in due course. To date I don't have the publication. Source: Paul Graham's Australasian Muscle & Fitness (Vol.2 No.2)
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An excellent article on the evolution of arm size. In the 1940's a 14" arm would win a national title, the the 1950's an arm of 16" was considered 'out of this world'. However, by the late 1960's a new breed of bodybuilder beefed up the arm size to exceed 20"!. Leading the gang were…