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Professor Louis Attila was born in Germany in 1844 and was one of the most important men in the history of strength sports and bodybuilding. Not only was coach and a strongman Sandow with a remarkable level of strength, but also the one who developed the classic move that would mark the beginning of the uprising, the Bent Press. It is in this movement where we can say that was the first to do it with more than 90 kilos. Another of his pupils was Bobby Pandour. Among his other inventions can be highlighted, the classic "globe barbell" (seen on the statue of Sandow in Olympia) and the Roman bank. In 1893 Attila travels to North America and in 1894 opened "The New York Studio, gym which will then be up to 1975 by Siegmund Klein. The importance of Professor Attila lies not only in having been the inspiration for great strongmans who were later trained, but also in being an innovator in the area of \u200b\u200btraining and possibilities. "The Proffesor" was a turning point in the history of strength and fitness and has therefore to be valued and remembered as a great one.
Professor Louis Attila was born in Germany in 1844 and was one of the most important men in the history of strength sports and bodybuilding. Not only was coach and a strongman Sandow with a remarkable level of strength, but also the one who developed the classic move that would mark the beginning of the uprising, the Bent Press. It is in this movement where we can say that was the first to do it with more than 90 kilos. Another of his pupils was Bobby Pandour. Among his other inventions can be highlighted, the classic "globe barbell" (seen on the statue of Sandow in Olympia) and the Roman bank. In 1893 Attila travels to North America and in 1894 opened "The New York Studio, gym which will then be up to 1975 by Siegmund Klein. The importance of Professor Attila lies not only in having been the inspiration for great strongmans who were later trained, but also in being an innovator in the area of \u200b\u200btraining and possibilities. "The Proffesor" was a turning point in the history of strength and fitness and has therefore to be valued and remembered as a great one. 
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