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Quote by Charles Atlas

“Step by step and the thing is done.”

Quote by Charles Atlas

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Charles Atlas, born on October 30, 1893, was a renowned bodybuilder from the United States. He achieved great success in the 1920s and 1930s and was hailed as the 'greatest bodybuilder in the world'. Atlas's unique training methods and philosophy of bodybuilding have influenced countless individuals. more

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