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Cover: World-class in three Olympic sports, Bruce Wilhelm also won the first two World's Strongest Man contests.

1282-10.2 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover: Marcio Barboza locks horns with Eric Woelfel for the right-hand super heavyweight title at the over-the-top arm wrestling contest held at the Boomtown Casino and Hotel (Verdi, Nevada).

1282-12.4 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover: Lithuanian strongman Zydrunas Savickas three-peats at the 2005 Arnold Strongman contest.

1282-13.1 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover: Ryan Vierra turns the caber on his way to his fourth Heavy Events World Championships victory.

1282-13.3 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover: Ilya Ilin (Kazakhstan) called for 216 kg, took a big swing, hit it out of the park, and won the 85-kg class at the 2005 World W/L Championships.

1282-13.4 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover: Phil Pfister bangs the Circus Dumbbell overhead for six reps at the 2006 Arnold Strongman Classic.

1282-14.1 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover: Ivane Grikurovi, quiet but potent grandmaster weightlifting coach behind two Olympic gold medalists.

1282-14.2 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover:Phil Pfister is the first American in amost a quarter-century to win the World's Strongest Man contest.

1282-14.3 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover:Turkey's Taner Sagir was more than good enough to win the 2006 World W/L Championships and continue his march toward Beijing.

1282-14.4 (.5 lb.) $20.00

Cover:Ilya Ilin (Kazakhstan) chalks up and eyes the bar loaded to 226 kg for his third attempt in the clean and jerk at the 2006 Asian Games.

1282-15.1 (.5 lb.) $20.00

Cover:Ilya Ilin (Kazakhstan) chalks up and eyes the bar loaded to 226 kg for his third attempt in the clean and jerk at the 2006 Asian Games.

1282-15.1-A (.5 lb.) $16.00

Cover:Gregor Edmunds warms up on the Braemar ("Inverness") stone at the 2007 World Heavy Events Championships.

1282-15.3 (.5 lb.) $20.00

Cover:Brad Gillingham was eyeball to eyeball with 390 kg, which would tie his lifetime personal record (2007 IPF Worlds).

1282-15.4 (.5 lb.) $20.00

Cover: Richard Lupkes (l.) decided to start pulling again after 20 years--blowing through John Brzenk in a memorable re-match and taking the 2008 Arnold (shown here in his final match with Tim Bresnan (r.).

1282-16.1 (.5 lb.) $20.00

Cover: The last man to go, Derek Poundstone would win 2008 Fortissimus if he loaded this 517-lb. stone, which had eluded everyone else. Poundstone proved himself fully worthy of his name.

1282-16.2 (.5 lb.) $20.00

Cover: On the last lift of the competition, Matthias Steiner (Germany) cleaned and jerked the 258 kg he needed to win the Olympic gold medal.

1282-16.3 (.5 lb.) $20.00

Cover: On the last lift of the competition, Matthias Steiner (Germany) cleaned and jerked the 258 kg he needed to win the Olympic gold medal.

1282-16.3-O $12.00

Cover: Steely-eyed and unwavering, Mariusz Pudzianowski became the first man to win the World's Strongest Man title five times.

1282-16.4 (.5 lb.) $20.00

Cover: Steely-eyed and unwavering, Mariusz Pudzianowski became the first man to win the World's Strongest Man title five times.

Sale copies have a bent corner or other cosmetic blemish--great savings on top-quality information!

1282-16.4-A (.5 lb.) $16.00

Cover: Steely-eyed and unwavering, Mariusz Pudzianowski became the first man to win the World's Strongest Man title five times.

1282-16.4-O $12.00

Cover: Showing his consistency and durability, in 1978 Al Feuerbach won his fourth U.S. National Outdoor Championships and in 1979 he was the runner-up.

1282-17.1 (.5 lb.) $20.00

Cover: Showing his consistency and durability, in 1978 Al Feuerbach won his fourth U.S. National Outdoor Championships and in 1979 he was the runner-up.

Sale copies have a bent corner or other cosmetic blemish--great savings on top-quality information!

1282-17.1-A (.5 lb.) $16.00

Cover: Showing his consistency and durability, in 1978 Al Feuerbach won his fourth U.S. National Outdoor Championships and in 1979 he was the runner-up.

1282-17.1-O $12.00

Cover: Aaron Neighbour (Australia) gives the Braemar stone his all on the way to winning the historic 2009 IHGF World Championships, Edinburgh, Scotland.

1282-17.3 (.5 lb.) $20.00

Cover: Aaron Neighbour (Australia) gives the Braemar stone his all on the way to winning the historic 2009 IHGF World Championships, Edinburgh, Scotland.

1282-17.3-O $12.00

Want to get bigger? Squat. Want to get stronger? Squat. There's no way around it-squats are THE exercise that should be in any strength athlete's training program.

1282-SQ (11 lb.) $238.00

Cover: Pyrros Dimas (GRE) ended up three-peating in Sydney, the second weightlifter in the history of the sport to ever win three Olympic gold medals.

1282-10.1 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover: No more Mister Nice Guy: looking fierce and fit, Maosheng Le (CHN) sticks his world record 182.5-kg clean and jerk in the 62-kg category at the 14th Asian Games.

1282-10.3 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover: The superest of the supers, Hossein Reza Zadeh (IRI) pulls himself under his world record 263-kg clean and jerk, at the 2002 World Weightlifting Championships.

1282-10.4 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover: Hugo Girard makes an easy 175-kg world record on the IronMind Apollon's Axle at the 2003 IFSA Hawaii Grand Prix (Honolulu, Hawaii).

1282-11.1 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover: Nathan Holle, one of the absolutely brightest stars in the grip world, has officially mashed the No. 4 Captains of Crush gripper.

1282-11.2 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover: Shannon "Wonder Woman" Hartnett wings the weight for height at the 2003 U.S. Heavy Events Championships.

1282-11.3 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover: Bill Pearl excelled at traditional feats of strength, such as tearing license plates.

1282-11.4 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover: Arnold Schwarzenegger was invited to be the honorary captain of the USA weightlifting team at the Athens Olympics.

1282-12.1 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover: Magnus Samuelsson (1998 WSM) has one of the mightiest arm--hand combinations you will ever run into.

1282-12.2 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover: George Asanidze clean and jerks 205 kg in Athens for an Olympic gold medal in the 85-kg category.

1282-12.3 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover: Evgeni Chigishev (Russia) cleaned and jerked this 242.5 kg, earning the Best Lifter award at the 2005 European W/L Champs.

1282-13.2 (.5 lb.) $15.00

Cover: USA's John Brzenk went five for six against Russian Denis Cyplenkov at the PAL debut in Las Vegas.

1282-17.2 (.5 lb.) $20.00

Cover: USA's John Brzenk went five for six against Russian Denis Cyplenkov at the PAL debut in Las Vegas.

1282-17.2-O $12.00

Cover:Zydrunas Savickas is strong in just about any way that you might reasonably assess strength--wasn't it about time that he won the 2009 World's Strongest Man contest?

1282-17.4 (.5 lb.) $20.00

Cover:Zydrunas Savickas is strong in just about any way that you might reasonably assess strength--wasn't it about time that he won the 2009 World's Strongest Man contest?

1282-17.4-O $12.00

Cover: Harold Connolly, Olympic gold medalist, 7-time world record holder in the hammer.

1282-6.1 (.5 lb.) $12.00

Cover: Scotland's Francis Brebner lifts the Inver Stone overhead.

1282-7.1 (.5 lb.) $12.00

Cover: Super Hossein Rezazadeh (IRI) makes this 212.5-kg world record at the Sydney Olympics.

1282-8.3 (.5 lb.) $12.00

Cover: Caught between a rock and a hard place: Svend Karlsen gives the Husafell Stone a ride through the desert, at the 1997 World's Strongest Man contest in Primm, Nevada.

1282-9.1 (.5 lb.) $12.00

Cover: Russia's Oleg Perepetchenov (77-kg category) stole the show at the 2001 European Weightlifting Championships in Trencin, Slovakia.

1282-9.2 (.5 lb.) $12.00

Cover: Australia's Matt Sandford dancing with the 56-weight for distance, en route to winning the event and delivering a dominating performance, for another World Highland Games Heavy Events Championships title.

1282-9.3 (.5 lb.) $12.00

Cover: Saeed Salem Jaber (QAT) sank this outstanding 210-kg snatch, on his way to sweeping the gold medals in the super heavyweight class at the 2001 World Weightlifting Championships.

1282-9.4 (.5 lb.) $12.00

Short on time? Traveling? In a rut and want a quick jump-start to your training routine? You're not alone and a variety of MILO authors have the answers to help you along.

1282-AR (4 lb.) $127.00

Year after year, MILO reports from the World's Strongest Man contest. Our authors are in the know and get behind the scenes for the best coverage you'll find.

1282-WSM (6 lb.) $153.85