Molding a Mighty Chest: Annotated and Updated Edition

If there is ever a Mt. Rushmore of the strength world, George F. Jowett would certainly be one of the figures carved into the side of the mountain. He had a hand in nearly every aspect of the modern strength world: and do give you a brief list of his many contributions: Jowett wrote for every influential magazine of his day… published hundreds, perhaps even thousands of instructional articles… was involved with early equipment design, production, and promotion… and was integral in the development of several early strength training associations thus helping to increase the popularity of strength training throughout the country—and the world, for that matter.

Through the power of physical training George F. Jowett overcame a tragic childhood injury and built himself into a strength champion. Jowett new that that others would benefit from his methods and through his books and courses, he helped thousands of trainees follow a similar path.

The "Molding a Mighty Chest" course, presented here, was originally published in 1932, and is a perfect example of how and why Jowett's courses were so popular. Jowett certainly has a style all his own which is as entertaining as well as informative. It's easy to see why his courses have always been so popular. More importantly, Jowett's advice is just as effective today as it was back when it was originally written.

Keep in mind this edition contains ADDITIONAL MATERIAL that is not available in any other edition.