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Bodybuilding & Muscle Control in India

Saturday, February 28, 2004

Bodybuilding & Muscle Control in India: "BODYBUILDING & MUSCLE CONTROL IN INDIA "

Throughout the various ages of India's history there has been a growth of interest in Physical Culture. As far back as the 1100s there were detailed descriptions of diet, training & lifestyle for the more famous proponents. Weightlifting was achieved using stone and sacks of sand. Press-ups and squats were common exercises. By the 1500s Bodybuilding had become a national passion.

posted by Frank Mori, Saturday, February 28, 2004