Bodybuilding Icons: Eugen Sandow Inspired Workout Routine

The True Story of Eugen Sandow's Wrestling Match With a Lion | BarBend

Before there were gems, there was grit. In the late 1800s, a guy named Eugen Sandow became the world‘s first bodybuilder. No pre-workout. No fancy machines. No camera angles. Just iron, intensity, and insane discipline. He trained for symmetry, perfect perfection in every rep, and built a movement that inspired the modern fitness world. Fast forward 100 years… People, chase, shortcuts, filters, and hacks. But the truth hasn’t changed, the body still respects work. You can’t fake consistency, you

Eugen Sandow- the father of modern bodybuilding. In 1889 Eugen Sandow, a Jewish pioneering German bodybuilder, took part in the strongmen competition, in London. Sandow easily beat the reigning champion and won instant fame and recognition for his strength. Soon after he became a worldwide athletic superstar. In 1894, Sandow was featured in a short film series by the Edison Studios. The film featured him flexing his muscles rather than showing his physical strength. | HistoryBites