Discover What's In Steve Reeves Personal Copy of 1953 Muscleman Bodybuilding Book By Reg Park

[@SuperSREEVES]

Mr. York please go in depth and discuss the Reeves articles! That would be awesome. You have a great collection of Steve Reeves history. Thank you for sharing

[@SteveReevesHercules]

Thanks, Paul! It's nice to know that there are other interested Steve Reeves fans out there.

[@autodidact537]

@@SteveReevesHercules One reason those bodybuilders disappeared is because in those days you couldn't make a living as a bodybuilder. No sponsorships which meant that they had to do other things to support themselves.

[@SteveReevesHercules]

@@autodidact537 very true!

[@lowriderskin]

Back when bodybuilding was beautiful.

[@jeanbaumgartner4052]

Amen 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 TO That One!

[@andersonwillian4228]

Excelente! Gostaria muito de adquirir essas antigas edições, mas aqui no Brasil é difícil de encontrar.

[@frankiereinares8892]

i like the contents of reg park 1953 muscleman mag.thanks for sharing.great bodybuilders then,clancy ross,eifferman,grimek,pearl,reeves.

[@SteveReevesHercules]

Glad you like it! -Scott

[@Carlmuscleman67]

Fantastic to own these Scott, real treasures

[@Reece-nh2vy]

Thank you. This was informative of the past & we must learn from the past to make a better future. Appreciated !!!

[@SteveReevesHercules]

You are so welcome! - Scott

[@kentborges5114]

RIGHT ON !

[@paulroddy2323]

Stars of tomorrow dave prowse in that , he was the original green cross code man, also darth vader in star wars film.

[@omgitsmsj7150]

is it possible to get a copy of this magazine?

[@SteveReevesHercules]

They show up on ebay from time to time. - Scott

[@personalideas-pauldrriffan2345]

Very intriguing video… Very curious though at the 5:11 Mark who is a massive gentleman shaking hands with the other guy?! He is towering And is he shaking hands with Redge park

[@SteveReevesHercules]

That's Doug Hepburn. At the time, Doug was the strongest squatter and presser. The smaller man is Bill Kelso - Pacific Coast Middle Weight Champ. From Wikipedia Douglas Ivan Hepburn (September 16, 1926 - November 22, 2000) was a Canadian strongman and weightlifter. He won weightlifting gold medals in the 1953 World Weightlifting Championships as well as the 1954 British Empire Games in the heavyweight division. He is also known as the first man to bench press 400, 450, and 500 pounds (raw). During the 1950s he was publicly known as the "world's strongest man" for his many feats of strength. Hepburn has been inducted into the Canadian Olympic Hall of Fame (1953), Canada's Sports Hall of Fame (1955), and the B.C. Sports Hall of Fame (1966). Height 5'8 1/2" Weight 300lbs Born September 16, 1916 Died November 22, 2000 (74)

[@personalideas-pauldrriffan2345]

@@SteveReevesHercules Hey man your super informative thanks so much! I do got some questions on my mind to ask you about a later time though is there a direct email to get a hold of you concerning some thoughts around Steve Reeves ?

[@SteveReevesHercules]

@@personalideas-pauldrriffan2345 Thanks. Sure it's [e-mail]

[@peternagy-im4be]

Is this Scott York from the Lee Priest videos??

[@SteveReevesHercules]

Sure is, Peter - Scott

[@peternagy-im4be]

@@SteveReevesHercules Thanks. I love those videos. Business partner or buddy?

[@SteveReevesHercules]

@@peternagy-im4be both! - Scott

[@josearimatea3600]

José Arimatéa Amaral 17/08/2022 Sensacional ! Estes atletas fisiculturistas são demais todos naturais sem tomar as drogas que muitos usam para desenvolver os músculos corporais , antigamente era tudo natural sou fã de Steve Reeves , tenho em minha coleção todos os filmes dele . eu também pratico Halterofilismo , tenho 72 anos e em boa forma de saúde , agradeço a Deus pelo físico que tenho , o meu dilema é que a força que possuímos não vem de nós mesmo mas sim de Deus , pois se não fosse por Deus eu não teria a força que tenho ainda mais na minha idade . obrigado meu Deus e a todos .

[@SteveReevesHercules]

¡Buen trabajo manteniéndote al día con tus entrenamientos y manteniéndote en forma para toda la vida, José! - Scott

[@josearimatea3600]

José Arimatéa - eu moro em São João Del-Rei MG , sou também cineasta , trabalho com filmagens , fiz uns quatro filmes são eles ; TARGO E A EXPEDIÇÃO PERDIDA , baseado nas histórias de tarzan ,, " VIDA DE CLARINDA " OS DEFENSORES DO PLANETA " um documentário sobre cinema " A HISTÓRIA DO CINEMA E OS FILMES QUE FIZERAM SUCESSOS NO PASSADO " pratico exercício com pesos três dias por semanas seguindo as regras de Steve Reeves ..

[@SteveReevesHercules]

¡Felicitaciones por tu carrera cinematográfica, José! - Scott

[@georgeriverasr.6298]

The closest Bodybuilder of modern time close to Steve reeves in my opinion is Frank Zane

[@countrydawn418]

Who inspired who.

[@SteveReevesHercules]

Steve was inspired by John Grimek and pretty much everyone else was inspired by Steve Reeves...

[@jadezee6316]

steroids were first used ..that can be proved....in the early 50's.....but..i dont know if anyone can say with certainty who was talking them.....

[@bigfletch8]

A good way of distinguishing, is that the stars mentioned here, were in great condition all year round. Reg (who was one of the biggest) said he always stayed in 80 % top shape, so he could do guest appearances with a few weeks notice. Compare that with the off season "beached whale" condition of the top competitors today, to say nothing of their post competative standards...Arnold being a good example. Compare him with his training partner, vegetarian Jim Morris at 50, 60 and 70. and when they trained together.

[@peternagy-im4be]

The silver era of bodybuilding. Very few if any anabolic steroids were used. Today's scene is a fcking mess.

[@Dan-jg7zl]

Major mess. Bodybuilding today is a disgrace. I take my inspiration from the 40s and 50s and always will. Aesthetically it was the best.