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"Treloar's Science of Muscular Development" - A textbook of physical training by Albert Treloar, ex-Harvard Varsity oarsman, and winner of the $1,000 prize for the most perfectly developed man in the world at the Physical Culture Exhibition. Copyright 1904 by Bernarr MacFadden. Published 1904 by the Physical Culture Publishing Co., New York. Practical physical training, ideals of anatomy, physiology in its relation to exercise, various exercises for all muscle areas, exercises for women and children, and physical proportions of the perfect man and woman.
Hardcover, 210 pages.
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