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THE VERY PICTURE OF HEALTH.

Close readers of this site might have noticed a recent obsession with things like sugar, carbohydrates, drinking and bodily functions. (Now that I've written that I realize this obsession is not necessarily recent but recurring and, if I am going to be totally honest with myself, everlasting.) That particular preoccupation can easily be explained by this article I've been working on for the last six weeks, and available for viewing today at Salon. It's about some time I spent following the Charles Atlas Dynamic Tension Course. You can find out more about Atlas at his posthumous website, but I think a more unbiased source of information exists at The Online Physical Culture Museum.

And if you aren't a big fan of reading, you can pretty much learn everything you need to know about Charles Atlas by staring at this photograph for several minutes:


WE FIRST MET ON 07.15.2008

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