Dragon Door's Indian club certification
is taught by Brett Jones and Gray Cook.
They have also produced a club swinging book and instructional video.
Dr. Thomas has assisted them, but he rarely presents for the general public.
Where can I get a picture of Universal Weight machine
from the 1960s?
The 1968 photo above appeared in the
Chicago Sun-Times w/the following description:
ROOM FOR ONE MORE-
- -Although there are nine men in this photograph showing the new
exercise machine at
The University of Illinois, a 10th man could easily "muscle in."
The machine has 10 stations at which the men can, at the same time,
exercise different parts of their bodies.
The new machine was installed in the University's Bartlett Gymnasium
this summer and is now ready for students and faculty to give it a
thorough workout.
By the late 1960's weight training was
still struggling to find a place in mainstream physical culture. Take a look at the Strength and
Health articles newsletter 98.
York Barbell would regularly feature college/university
programs that built weight lifting programs.
The 1950 cartoon above illustrates the public disdain for off-the-ground
training.
West Point
How did club swinging get so popular
and then disappear?
Numerous factors contributed, and we can
expect the same thing to happen as club swinging becomes mainstream again.
It is a complex art with profound cultural implications. Once reduced to less, it will lose its
value.
Where is the World War Two physical training test webpage
on site?