Early
Ironman Magazine Articles
(1970-1983)
As a child, Arthur Jones read
his father's entire medical library by age 10. Being a voracious
reader, Arthur devoured every book he could get his hand on,
including many of the early bodybuilding publications. As a result
of his curiosity of human muscular development, he ventured to
California to the Mecca of gyms, the original Vic Tanny's. He
sought what he thought to be the learned experts and left not
too long after in disgust, as he saw they knew no better than
he. For another 25 years he researched the human anatomy and
also worked tirelessly with the animal kingdom. When forced to
leave Africa suddenly in 1968, and fell back on his passion,
muscular development. It was then he launched a one-man attack
on the mythological muscle magazines. At first, he was going
to write anonymously, but when encouraged to do it under his
own name, he wrote the articles that single-handedly brought
the bodybuilding world to its knees. Take a look back as arthurjonesexercise.com brings every word to life in these early legendary articles.
You will feel as if you are living in the early days of Nautilus
dominance.
-David Landau
The Upper Body Squat July 1970
Total Omni-Direction
Direct Exercise September 1970
The Final Breakthrough November 1970
A Totally New Concept In Exercise and Equipment November 1970
Is Great Size Incompatible
with Muscularity January 1971
Distance Resistance
Speed January 1971
Speaking of Pump... February 1971
Jones Answers a Critic February 1971
How Muscles Perform
Work February 1971
A Second Look At The Final Break-Through May 1971
And Then the Bomb May 1971
Reflections... May 1971
The Next Step July 1971
Is it Worth the Price? September 1971
Nautilus System
Torso Machines September 1971
The Time Factor in
Exercise November 1971
Size or Strength? January 1972
A Pistol Barrel
or a Pillow March 1972
Train Under the Personal
Direction of Arthur Jones March 1972
In Plain English May 1972
The Beginning Or The End May 1972
A Closer Look At Back And Leg Training July 1972
New From Nautilus - Omni Machines July 1972
New From Nautilus - Omni Machines (Squat Machines) July 1972
The Real Value
of Exercise September 1972
Some of the Problems and A Few of the Answers November 1972
Accentuate the
Negative January 1973
One Less Bump... March 1973
The Facts Are... March 1973
The Best Kind of
Exercise May 1973
The Colorado ExperimentSeptember 1973
Five Types of
Exercise; Which is Best? January 1974
Average Expectations From Training May 1974
Duo-Poly July 1974
The Most Important Area January 1983
From Here to Infinity: The DuoSquat January 1983
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