Saturday, November 17, 2007

  • Staff Sgt. Moss


    • Staff Sgt. Alfred MossStaff Sgt. Alfred Moss    		 Staff Sgt. Alfred Moss was an early bodybuilder, circa 1900, although his tattoos often disqualified him from several contests despite his obvious muscularity.

    Sergeant Moss was considered the Strongest man in the British Army, once jerking a 56-pound blockweight 100 times in 2 minutes 52 seconds.

    He went on to write several training courses covering the parallel bar, vaulting horse, indian clubs, rings, tumbling and other gymnastic subjects.

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    Posted by John Wood @ Saturday, November 17, 2007

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