Magazines

How the sport reached people who never entered a gym. The Weider magazines, which are simultaneously the best-documented and least neutral source in this field. Pumping Iron in 1977, which made Arnold famous and which its own director described as partly constructed. Hercules and the peplum cycle, Conan, talk-show appearances, the home-video market where retired competitors made a living, and the internet era that replaced all of it.

Part of Bodybuilding

179 moments in this segment.

  1. - Hugh McAllum. Published in the May 1901 issue of a physical culture magazine. New Zealand and Australia had their own strongman circuits connected to the British one by touring.
  2. - Cartoon: Sandow in the Days of Their Youth. A comic strip by Tom Browne published in The Sketch on 29 January 1902, imagining Sandow's childhood. He was famous enough by then to be a newspaper joke.
  3. - Sandow in the French magazine La Culture Physique. A page of new Sandow poses in La Culture Physique, showing how quickly the physical culture press spread across Europe.
  4. - La Culture Physique. Edmond Desbonnet's Paris magazine La Culture Physique carried the French wing of the physical culture movement. Physique publishing was international from the outset and was never only an Anglo-American business.
  5. - La Culture Physique, cover. The magazine's covers used the same classical-statuary grammar Sandow had established with his photographers.
  6. - La Regeneration du Snob, a satire. A satire published in La Culture Physique. The movement attracted mockery in its own press almost immediately, which is a useful corrective to reading it as uncomplicated enthusiasm.
  7. - Max Unger in classical pose. The classical pose is the movement's central visual claim: that the developed modern body is a recovery of an antique ideal.
  8. - Georg Hackenschmidt in La Culture Physique. Hackenschmidt was a wrestler as much as a strongman, and the two categories were not yet separate in the way they later became.
  9. - The Desbonnet school. Edmond Desbonnet ran a physical culture school in Paris and photographed its pupils extensively. His archive is one of the largest surviving bodies of early physique photography.
  10. - Poses from La Culture Physique. The compulsory poses used in contests a century later are recognisably these.
  11. - La beaute moderne. The magazine argued the developed body as modern beauty, an aesthetic claim rather than an athletic one.
  12. - Pose de l'Hercule moderne. The modern Hercules pose. Hercules would return as the sport's screen vehicle fifty years later through Steve Reeves and the Italian peplum films.
  13. - Alexandre Maspoli on the cover. Maspoli was one of the French school's regular cover subjects. Edmond Desbonnet's magazine sold the apparatus and the courses in its own pages, so the conflict of interest that would define Weider publishing was structural from the start.
  14. - Maurice Deriaz. One of the Deriaz brothers, Swiss strongmen who worked the French circuit as wrestlers and physique performers.
  15. - Lindinger and Maurice Deriaz. Physique performance was a paid stage act. The idea of a contest judged purely on the built body would take another half century to become the sport's centre.
  16. - Maurice Deriaz, wrestler. Photographed for the French press. Deriaz is catalogued as a wrestler, which is how physique men earned a living before physique itself was a paying category.
  17. - The Three Roeder. A hand balancing act. The acrobatic tradition would resurface at Muscle Beach in the 1930s, where tumbling and adagio came before physique.
  18. - Louis Cyr on the cover of La Culture Physique. The cover of La Culture Physique for 15 February 1908, showing Cyr in a gymnast's costume embroidered with the word Canada.
  19. - Ecole Desbonnet. The Desbonnet school's own advertising. The commercial gym as an institution begins here and in Sandow's institutes, decades before Vic Tanny industrialised it.
  20. - Advertisement in La Culture Physique. The magazine sold apparatus and courses in its own pages. The conflict of interest that would define Weider publishing was structural from the start.
  21. - Emile Royer. A studio physique photograph from the French school. Desbonnet's Paris archive is one of the largest surviving bodies of early physique photography anywhere.
  22. - Eugene Rapin from behind. The rear double biceps became a compulsory pose and remains one. The pose vocabulary photographed in Paris around 1908 is substantially the one judged today.
  23. - Professor Desbonnet. Desbonnet styled himself professor, as did most physical culture proprietors of the period. The title was commercial, not academic.
  24. - Edwardian women in exercise tunics. Published in a physical culture magazine. Women's exercise was presented in terms of posture, health and figure rather than development, and that framing lasted into the 1970s.
  25. - Edwardian women in corsets. The corset and the exercise programme were sold side by side. Roxey Ann Caplin had argued against exactly that pairing in 1854.
  26. - Article contrasting the clothed and unclothed body. Physical culture publishing argued constantly about how much of the body could be shown, an argument that produced Bernarr Macfadden's obscenity arrests in the 1900s.
  27. - Splendid physical types. A magazine spread of physique studies. Physique photography's later entanglement with early gay visual culture, and with obscenity prosecutions, runs directly back to this publishing tradition.
  28. - Bodybuilders with their trainer. A trainer with his pupils. The coach as a distinct paid role is as old as the commercial gymnasium.
  29. - La Culture Physique, 15 August 1908. Physique magazines were the sport's only distribution channel for most of the twentieth century, and their publishers were also its promoters and its equipment sellers.
  30. - Wrestlers at the Nouveau Cirque. The circus and the music hall were the physique performer's employers. The sport's economics have never fully escaped the entertainment model.
  31. - Macfadden advertisement, Are You in the Grip of Glasses?. An advertisement for Macfadden's eyesight course. His publishing empire extended the physical culture promise well beyond muscle.
  32. - Macfadden and family demonstrating fitness at the US Capitol. Macfadden brought his family to the Capitol to demonstrate keeping fit to legislators. He courted political influence throughout his career.
  33. - United States senators taking a physical culture lesson. Macfadden instructing senators including Arthur Capper, C. C. Dill and Magnus Johnson. Physical culture reached the centre of American public life.
  34. - Macfadden and Senator Brookhart stage a boxing match. Macfadden and Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa staged a boxing match outside the Senate office building. Macfadden understood publicity as well as any showman of the era.
  35. - La Culture Physique, 1926. The magazine survived into the interwar period, by which point the physical culture movement had spread into state programmes across Europe.
  36. - Charles Atlas enrolment letter, The World's Most Perfectly Developed Man. An enrolment letter using the billing The World's Most Perfectly Developed Man. Atlas never won a title of that name; the contest he won in 1922 was America's Most Perfectly Developed Man.
  37. - Franklin Roosevelt and Bernarr Macfadden at Warm Springs. Macfadden with Franklin D. Roosevelt at Warm Springs, Georgia. Held by the US National Archives.
  38. - Charles Atlas Dynamic Tension course application form. An application form for the Atlas mail-order course. Dynamic Tension was an isometric self-resistance method; the phrase was coined by the advertising man Charles P. Roman.
  39. - Crowd outside a Macfadden penny restaurant. A queue outside a one-cent restaurant run by the Bernarr Macfadden Foundation for unemployment relief during the Depression.
  40. - Dear Mr Atlas. Charles Atlas mail-order material. Atlas never won a title using the word World's, despite the persistent claim, and the Dynamic Tension course was the business rather than the competition.
  41. - Don't waste your time or money on ROT. Atlas advertising attacking apparatus-based competitors. The physical culture market was already crowded and litigious by the 1930s.
  42. - Analysis and enrolment form. An enrolment form for a mail-order physical culture course. The measurement chart was both a sales device and the origin of the sport's obsession with numbers.
  43. - Joe Weider, The Master Blaster's first magazine, Your Physique Aug 1940. Joe Weider's first magazine, Your Physique, from August 1940, examined issue by issue. Weider launched it at 19 in Montreal, and the magazine business preceded the supplements and the federation.
  44. - Charles Atlas advertisement in Weird Tales. An advertisement for Dynamic Tension in the September 1941 issue of the pulp magazine Weird Tales. The campaign ran for decades and sold physical training through shame and bullying rather than sport.
  45. - Joe Weider's Your Physique magazine 1944 Oct/Nov, with Eugene Sandow!. The October and November 1944 issue of Your Physique, featuring Eugen Sandow, who had died in 1925. The sport was already citing its own origin myth within four years of Weider's first issue.
  46. - Joe Weider: Gain 36 pounds in a few months!! Your Physique 1947 June. A June 1947 Your Physique advertisement promising 36 pounds of gain in a few months. Weider settled with the Federal Trade Commission in 1985 for a minimum of 400,000 dollars over claims made for a supplement, which is a regulator's finding rather than an accusation.
  47. - John Farbotnik's amazing story! Joe Weider's Your Physique magazine May 1947. A May 1947 Your Physique feature on John Farbotnik. The magazine's method was to make its readers into characters, which is how the sport built an audience.
  48. - The Beautiful Val Njord! The First Full Colour Female Cover on a Weider Mag! Your Physique Oct 1949. The first full colour female cover on a Weider magazine, featuring Val Njord. Women appeared on the covers decades before women's bodybuilding existed as a contested sport, and in a very different role.
  49. - Joe Weider's first magazines, Rare IronMan mags, Muscle Power and Muscle Builder!. Early Weider magazines alongside rare IronMan issues, Muscle Power and Muscle Builder. Your Physique was renamed Muscle Builder in 1953.
  50. - Wally Wright, Mr East Midlands. A British regional physique title from 1953. NABBA had begun the Universe contest in London in 1948, and a dense network of regional titles fed it.
  51. - Steve Reeves in Le fatiche di Ercole. Hercules, 1958, made Steve Reeves an international star and launched the Italian peplum cycle. This is how the bodybuilder became a screen archetype before he was a sports figure.
  52. - Steve Reeves as Hercules. Reeves had won the AAU Mr America in 1947 and the NABBA Mr Universe in 1950 before the films. The physique title was the audition.
  53. - Hercules in the magazines. The peplum cycle exported the physique globally through cinema, reaching audiences no physique magazine could.
  54. - Steve Reeves in The Last Days of Pompeii. Reeves made a run of Italian historical adventures through the late 1950s and early 1960s.
  55. - Goliath and the Barbarians. A poster for one of the cycle's English-language releases. The films were cheap, numerous and internationally distributed.
  56. - Chelo Alonso and Steve Reeves. Reeves with Chelo Alonso. Schwarzenegger has named Reeves as his stated idol, which places this cycle directly upstream of the sport's most famous career.
  57. - Goliath and the Dragon. The genre's American distribution retitled and recut freely. What travelled was the body, not the film.
  58. - Reg Park as Hercules. Reg Park also played Hercules in the Italian cycle. Park settled in Johannesburg and built the South African scene.
  59. - Virna Lisi and Steve Reeves. Reeves at the height of the peplum cycle. He died in 2000, and the physique career had been over for a decade by the time of this photograph.
  60. - 1970's Skateboarding Raw Archive Film Footage From the Epicenter and Birth of it All.. This footage has been described as SkateBoarder Magazine on video. Raw archival footage of Kenter Banks, Paul Revere Banks, Keyhole, 1975 Del Mar Nationals contest, Marina Del Rey Skatepark, various other skateparks, 1960's school yard banks, Desert Pipes, Pepsi Skateboard Team demos, and so much more.
  61. - Hercules in New York (1969). Footage from Hercules in New York, Schwarzenegger's first film. His accent was dubbed over by another actor for the original release, and the film was made while he was still competing.
  62. - Hercules in New York (1970) OFFICIAL TRAILER [HD]. The trailer for Hercules in New York, in which Schwarzenegger was credited as Arnold Strong.
  63. - Hercules in New York | Arnold Schwarzenegger | ACTION, FANTASY | Full Movie in English. Hercules in New York in full, the 1970 film that began Schwarzenegger's crossover from the physique circuit into cinema.
  64. - Weider method advertisement. A back-cover advertisement in Inside Wrestling, March 1972. In the same year US postal inspectors investigated claims that Weider Formula No. 7 would let users gain a pound a day.
  65. - How to build a strong, muscular body. Weider mail-order advertising. The shame-based sales pitch invented for Charles Atlas in the 1920s remained the dominant grammar of fitness marketing.
  66. - Arnold Strong advertisement. Schwarzenegger advertised under the name Arnold Strong early in his American career. Weider had brought him to California in 1968.
  67. - Trophy, Mr Norway. The trophy from the 1974 Mr Norway. National titles across Europe carried almost no prize money; the reward was the placing and the route upward.
  68. - Stay Hungry Official Trailer #1 - Jeff Bridges Movie (1976) HD. The trailer for Stay Hungry, the 1976 Bob Rafelson film with Jeff Bridges and Sally Field in which Schwarzenegger plays a bodybuilder. It won him a Golden Globe for new star of the year.
  69. - Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno, The Incredible Hulk. Ferrigno played the Hulk on American television from 1978 to 1982, the year after Pumping Iron cast him as the underdog to Schwarzenegger's villain.
  70. - The Incredible Hulk (1978) Opening titles.. The opening titles of The Incredible Hulk, the CBS series that ran from 1978 to 1982 with Lou Ferrigno as the Hulk. It put a bodybuilder in millions of American living rooms weekly, which no contest ever did.
  71. - The Incredible Hulk (1978) TV Series. A trailer for the 1978 Incredible Hulk television series.
  72. - Hulk Enters A Body Building Contest! | The Incredible Hulk | Science Fiction Station. A sequence from The Incredible Hulk set at a bodybuilding contest. Television's idea of the sport, written by people outside it, reached a far larger audience than the sport's own media.
  73. - The Hulk Stuns At A Bodybuilding Contest | The Incredible Hulk | Action Rewind. Another Incredible Hulk sequence set at a physique contest.
  74. - Hulk Crashes Bodybuilding Contest! | The Incredible Hulk | Science Fiction Station. A further Incredible Hulk contest sequence.
  75. - OLD BODYBUILDING LITERATURE: A DEEP DIVE INTO JOE WEIDER'S ULTIMATE BODYBUILDING FROM 1989. A close reading of Joe Weider's Ultimate Bodybuilding, one of the instructional books the empire produced alongside the magazines.
  76. - Conan the Barbarian Original Trailer (John Milius, 1982). The original trailer for John Milius's Conan the Barbarian, 1982. Conan is where Schwarzenegger's physique became a film asset rather than a curiosity, and it is the hinge between the sport and his later career.
  77. - The Making of Conan The Barbarian 1982 (1 of 3). The first part of a contemporaneous making of Conan the Barbarian.
  78. - Conan Unchained - Making of Conan The Barbarian. Conan Unchained, the documentary made about the production of Conan the Barbarian.
  79. - Arnold Schwarzenegger interview on Conan the Barbarian (1982). Schwarzenegger interviewed about Conan the Barbarian at the time of release.
  80. - Sandahl Bergman on Conan the Barbarian (1982). Sandahl Bergman on making Conan the Barbarian.
  81. - Joe Weider - Basic Bodybuilding Techniques. Joe Weider presenting basic bodybuilding techniques. Weider publications are simultaneously the best documented and the least neutral source in this field, and material like this is where the sport's vocabulary was standardised.
  82. - OLD BODYBUILDING MAGAZINES: A deep dive into an issue of FLEX from 1990.. A close reading of a 1990 issue of Flex, the Weider title aimed at the hardcore end of the readership.
  83. - OLD BODYBUILDING MAGAZINES : A DEEP DIVE INTO AN ISSUE OF FLEX FROM NOVEMBER 1993.. A close reading of the November 1993 issue of Flex.
  84. - OLD BODYBUILDING MAGAZINES : A DEEP DIVE INTO AN ISSUE OF FLEX MAGAZINE FROM AUGUST 1998.. A close reading of a 1996 issue of Flex magazine, examining the advertising as much as the editorial.
  85. - OLD BODYBUILDING MAGAZINES: A deep dive into an issue of MUSCLE AND FITNESS from 1997.. A close reading of a 1997 issue of Muscle and Fitness, the Weider mass market title.
  86. - OLD BODYBUILDING MAGAZINES : A DEEP DIVE INTO AN ISSUE OF MUSCULAR DEVELOPMENT FROM AUGUST 2004 (2). A close reading of an issue of Muscular Development, the Weider rival that competed on the hardcore end.
  87. - RONNIE COLEMAN - THE UNBELIEVABLE MOVIE (2000) COMPLETE UPLOAD. The Unbelievable, the 2000 Ronnie Coleman release. Athlete video releases were the sport's own distribution channel before YouTube, sold through the magazines.
  88. - suicideal tendencies-possessed to skate. Skate print, photography and the editorial record. 4 minutes of footage from Undetermined.
  89. - Joe Weider at the Olympia. Weider at the contest he created in 1965. He sold his publications to American Media in 2003; American Media eventually took over promotion of the Mr Olympia in 2017.
  90. - Joe Weider part 1.mov. Ric Drasin on Joe Weider, from someone who worked inside the operation.
  91. - Interview with Glen E. Friedman. A few years ago, nine to be precise, I ended up wandering into my local DVD store on the hunt for something different to watch for the night. It was there, that I came across a documentary film called Dogtown and Z Boys.
  92. - POSSESSED TO SKATE Suicidal Tendencies 1987. The still image as the other skateboarding archive. 5 minutes of footage from Undetermined.
  93. - 70's Skateboarding feat. joe,keith,paul, & tim. The still image as the other skateboarding archive. Publishing, covers and the culture they carried. 8 minutes of footage from Undetermined.
  94. - The Art of Skateboard Photography. This video is for a school project documentary on a subculture.
  95. - Thrasher skaterock. Skate print, photography and the editorial record. 39 minutes of footage from United States.
  96. - skate rock! vol 4 side 1. The photographers and magazines that fixed the sport in images. 17 minutes of footage from Undetermined.
  97. - Format Perspective - Skate Photography Documentary Preview. The film showcases the photography of Nils Svensson (Malmö), Stuart Robinson (Belfast), Alex Irvine (London), Richard Gilligan (Dublin), Bertrand Trichet (Barcelona/Tokyo) and Sergej Vutuc (Heilbronn), while also giving us an insight into the different approaches used by this diverse line-up of photographers. Filmed completely on super 8 film, this project gives a behind-the-scenes look at the skating that these.
  98. - Mike Blabac Interview @Paris for DC shoes 20 years book DEFYCONVENTION. Interview with DC shoes photographer Mike Blabac by Stéphane Larance for the launching of DEFYCONVENTION: the DC shoes 20 years book Filming : Antonin Foliot
  99. - Skateboard Madness - Trailer. The photographers and magazines that fixed the sport in images. 2 minutes of footage from Undetermined.
  100. - Mike Blabac x Wzrr - o skate fotografii słów kilka.... Rozmowa odbyła się w paryskiej galerii DC Hub podczas europejskiej premiery albumu wydanego przez DC Shoes z okazji swojego 20 lecia - The 20 Years of DC Shoes in Photographs pod kuratelą Mike'a Blabaca. Specjalne podziękawania lecą do pana Colina McKay.
  101. - Ed Templeton Art Show at Roberts & Tilton. The still image as the other skateboarding archive. 4 minutes of footage from United States.
  102. - Classics: Daewon Song's "Round III" Part. This part is just one of many "classic" offerings from one of skateboarding's all-time greats.
  103. - SKATEBOARDING - GERMANY 1979. Skate print, photography and the editorial record. A short run of footage from Germany.
  104. - Daniel Wagner Skate Photographer In Partnership With Nikon. A series of mini docs profiling action sports photographers and their relationship with their sport and their Nikon.
  105. - Indulge Yourself in the Photography of Vancouver's Skating Subculture.. We spent the day with Gordon Nicholas, one of Vancouver’s up & coming photographers, indulging in the skating subculture. Finding out why skateboarding is more than just an extreme sport, but a lifestyle.
  106. - Richie Jackson's "Death Skateboards" Part. The still image as the other skateboarding archive. 6 minutes of footage from United States.
  107. - Skateboard Photographer Robin "Boon" Nilssen - In Born 1980 Something. Publishing, covers and the culture they carried. 9 minutes of footage from Undetermined.
  108. - Thrasher: Skate and Destroy Review (PSX). Finally - the last series in the PS1 skate library - Thrasher presents: Skate and Destroy. I didn’t get this game until years later, and I was shocked that I missed out on this back in the day.
  109. - Grant Brittain - Darkroom. Publishing, covers and the culture they carried. 8 minutes of footage from Undetermined.
  110. - Thrasher-Skate and Destroy (1996). Video will be removed immediately upon request from Thrasher
  111. - Skate Crates - Rob Selley - Episode 4 - UK Montage. Bobby G has dug into his VX archive again and come through with this UK montage featuring the likes of James Bush, Jack Edwards, Cian Eades and various others everywhere from Milton Keynes to Liverpool. Sidewalk magazine's skateboarding channel: featuring skateboarding video parts, skateboarding tours, archive skateboarding clips, trick tips, event coverage, interviews and much more from across the world!
  112. - GX1000: Best of Sean Greene's Hill Bombs. The still image as the other skateboarding archive. 3 minutes of footage from United States.
  113. - Thrasher Magazine: Blast From the Past and Present. The photographers and magazines that fixed the sport in images. 49 minutes of footage from United States.
  114. - Skateboard Kings 1978 - Skateboard Documentary - Dogtown And Z-Boys. If you’re young, male and you live in the city, how do you prove yourself in the most materially comfortable country on earth? How do you show courage, daring, skill, strength?
  115. - Loveletters Season 8: Old Skate Mags - Part 2 | Jeff Grosso’s Loveletters to Skateboarding | VANS. Skateboarder Magazine was the bible for skating back in the 1970's- Grosso sits down with Steve Olson, Eric Dressen, Jim Muir, Chris Strople and others to talk about the magic of print.
  116. - What it Was Like Working for Joe Weider | Tiger Fitness. A first hand account of what working for Joe Weider was like.
  117. - The Original Skateboarder Trailer. Skate print, photography and the editorial record. 7 minutes of footage from United States.
  118. - Body Capital and Masculinity in Gym-Going Subcultures and Social Media. A sociologist on body capital and masculinity in gym going subcultures and on social media. Academic work on the sport is scarce and this is a researcher presenting his own fieldwork.
  119. - J. Grant Brittain | Interview with a Legendary Skate Photographer. Grant Brittain is responsible for creating some of the most iconic photos in Skateboarding. From Tod Swank's push cover on Transworld, to capturing Jaime Thomas's "Leap of Faith" if you are into skateboarding, you've seen his work.
  120. - The Fitness Subculture and Social Media Influence. On the fitness subculture and the influence of social media on it.
  121. - UK Skatepark: Spot Check - Lightwoods Skatepark, Birmingham.. The 0121 crew form like Voltron to take on a Terrain Spotting session at Lightwoods Park, Bearwood, Birmingham. Featuring late Spring antics from the likes of Bob Sanderson, Kris Vile, Henry Fox, Luke McManus, Jamie Hewitt and more!
  122. - Golden Oldies || The 1987 Skate video (Full Length). There's a large crew of guys who were all randomly born in 1987. They originate from different cities all over South Africa, but all came to know each other many years later thanks to skateboarding.
  123. - London Police, 1970's. Archive film 95041. The work of the London Police in Britain in the 1970's. Pan right across rooftops to red brick Gipsy Hill Police Station as titles "Metropolitan Police presents 'Police station'".
  124. - SKATE DAD was in 1980s THRASHER. This skate dad purchased his son a skateboard when he was 3 years old and continues to support his efforts. One really cool fun fact was this dad was in Thrasher Magazine back in the 80s.
  125. - Think More Shoot Less - The Grant Brittain Interview. The photographers and magazines that fixed the sport in images. 27 minutes of footage from Undetermined.
  126. - Glen E Friedman - Skateboard radical - ARTE Creative - 2016. From the web-serie called "Photos Rebelles" produced by Resistance Films and Arte Creative, I co-directed with its creator Marc-Aurèle Vecchione, the 3 episodes about the legendary Glen E Friedman who shot the birth of skateboarding, rap and hardcore punk.
  127. - Crazy land bodybuilding documentary featured on Netflix and discovery channel. A bodybuilding documentary that reached mainstream streaming distribution.
  128. - Thrasher - Savannah Slamma (1988). The photographers and magazines that fixed the sport in images. 28 minutes of footage from United States.
  129. - Thrasher Magazine Collection 1986-1985. Skate print, photography and the editorial record. A short run of footage from United States.
  130. - History Of Big Brother Magazine With Jeff Tremaine & Steve Rocco. Skate print, photography and the editorial record. 6 minutes of footage from Undetermined.
  131. - Mike Blabac - Family Portraits. Photographer Mike Blabac dives into process, history and the meaning of a life in skateboarding as he captures portraits for his latest book.
  132. - Insane collection of skateboard history | SkateHoarders | Six Stair Films | Season 2 Ep 3. Our good friends over at Six Stair Films, Coan "Buddy" Nichols and Rick Charnoski, have been making skate videos for over 20 years and are currently producing Van's "Love Letters With Jeff Grosso" and have collected some insane skate history along the way. We take a deep look into their L.A.
  133. - The Most Influential Skateboarding Game | Thrasher Presents Skate and Destroy. One of the most influential titles in the skateboarding genre. Thrasher Presents Skate and Destroy is truly revolutionary.
  134. - Visual Revolutionary Podcast: Glen E. Friedman / Renowned Music, Culture, Skateboard Photographer. Best Of The Visual Revolutionary Podcast: On this episode of The Best of The Visual Revolutionary Podcast I sit down with renowned photographer Glen E. To take a look through some of Friedman's archive is like stepping back into time and getting the chance to live through the subcultures he was there to bare witness to.
  135. - 2002 FOOTAGE ARCHIVE. Publishing, covers and the culture they carried. 4 minutes of footage from Undetermined.
  136. - Thrasher | 1981-1990 Skateboard Magazine Covers. Take a look back at all Thrasher Magazine covers released between January 1981 and December 1990. This decade's covers run from issue to and includes a "Collector's Edition" (Winter 1988).
  137. - Per Bernal:Why the 90s was my favorite era of bodybuilding | MD Global Muscle Clips E16 S3. Photographer Per Bernal on why the 1990s was his favourite era to shoot. The sport's visual record is largely the work of a small number of magazine photographers.
  138. - Frank Zane Why I Retired in 1983 MD Global Muscle E18 S3. Frank Zane explaining why he retired in 1983.
  139. - Vans X Anthony Acosta | DIY Darkroom | VANS. Anthony Acosta is a professional skateboard photographer from Los Angeles, California. He believes it just takes creativity in your head to make things happen.
  140. - 20 Years of Busted Legal Muscle Part 1 with Rick Collins. Twenty years of the Legal Muscle column with lawyer Rick Collins, on how the sport's press covered the legal side of drugs.
  141. - JERRY VALDEZ- 1970's ERA 2 INDUCTEE- 2020. The photographers and magazines that fixed the sport in images. A short run of footage from Undetermined.
  142. - CHRIS STROPLE- 1970's ERA 2 INDUCTEE- 2020. Publishing, covers and the culture they carried. A short run of footage from Undetermined.
  143. - BOBBY VALDEZ- 1970's ERA 2 INDUCTEE- 2021. The still image as the other skateboarding archive. A short run of footage from Undetermined.
  144. - Bodybuilding - Subculture Analysis. A short subculture analysis of bodybuilding as a social formation.
  145. - Lsdemons - Thrasher Skate rock Australia.. The still image as the other skateboarding archive. 3 minutes of footage from Australia.
  146. - The Birth Of Jackass (According To Me!) | Steve-O. How did Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera, Steve-O and the rest of the Jackass gang become household names? Strap on your seatbelts as we watch skateboarding videos and Big Brother Magazine give birth to Jackass.
  147. - Skateboarding in Atlanta (August 15, 1977). Two skateboarders skate down a hill on the side of a busy road with close up shots of their various tricks. Reporter holds a skateboard and explains the expensive equipment of the increasingly popular sport.
  148. - The Truth About Thrasher | History of Trasher Magazine. Trasher Magazine was not always a skateboarding media giant like it is today. Trasher Magazine has a rich history in the skateboarding community and in this video we are going to explore that history and how Trasher got it's start in the Skate world.
  149. - History of the Incredible Hulk TV Show. A history of the Incredible Hulk television series and how it was made.
  150. - The GymBro 2.0: A New Subculture. On the gym subculture that formed on social media in the 2020s, and how it differs from the magazine era it replaced.
  151. - Arnold | Official Trailer | Netflix. The trailer for Netflix's Arnold, the 2023 documentary series. It is authorised, which shapes what it covers.
  152. - Behind The Scenes At Thrasher Magazine. Dregs One heads to Thrasher's Hunter Point office to talk with its president, Tony Vitello, about the world-famous skateboarding media company's roots in San Francisco. Since Thrasher's beginnings in 1981, the brand has helped push skate culture forward and represented San Francisco skating to a worldwide audience.
  153. - ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: Ed Templeton. In this video we venture through the artistic world of Ed Templeton, a renowned skateboarder, photographer, and influential figure in the skateboarding subculture. From the streets of Southern California to international acclaim, Templeton's unique perspective and creative vision have left an indelible mark on contemporary art and skateboarding.
  154. - Understanding The Gym Culture In Germany. On gym culture in Germany and how it differs from the American model that exported it.
  155. - THE ORIGINAL SKATEBOARDER (2018). It took us over a year to collect all the back issues of the original Skateboarder Magazine (1975-1980)- once we had all of them we decided to scan every page- then we decided to make this short film to celebrate the magazine and all the cool photos.
  156. - Master of Skateboard Photography J.Grant Brittain. In this episode of Meet and Greet I meet with Master of Skateboard photography Grant Brittain. We talk about his love for skateboarding and photography.
  157. - Unpredictable Adventures Behind 1980s Skateboarding Photos. Jeremy Hogan, a seasoned visual journalist, unfolds the riveting stories concealed behind his photographs in the 'Diary of a Visual Journalist' series. From impromptu sessions in Visalia, California, capturing skateboarding legends like Tom Knox, to dodging unexpected dangers such as a shotgun-wielding biker, Hogan's journey embodies the essence of skateboarding life in the late 1980s.
  158. - New Sports Fad! Skateboarding! (1978) Report on "Wizard Wheels". The TV magazine style reports were created exclusively for international audiences, but are now S. This film was found in record group 306 - a bounty of thousands of films, many created by the US government during the Cold War as propaganda efforts to "sell" America and American ideals to the world.
  159. - Atiba Jefferson Interview - Legendary Photographer. Today we have the legendary Atiba Jefferson - Photographer who’s best known for his work shooting for the Lakers, Professional Skateboarding, and his lifestyle photography. Atiba has been in the game for YEARS and drops nothing but knowledge in this weeks episode.
  160. - Glen E. Friedman: Shooting Run DMC, Beastie Boys & Black Flag - Full Episode Audio. He made some of the most iconic images in hip hop, punk, and skateboarding history and almost none of it was a paid assignment. He was inside them skating the pools, going to the shows, hanging with the crews and the camera was just how he chose to participate.
  161. - The Future of Skate Photography with Ray Barbee. Ray Barbee one of the most talented, humble, and genuine people in skateboarding will be joining us for a Zoom session this Wednesday at PM EST as part of our Engineering the Future series on Action Sports Media. Ray Barbee is a true icon in the skate world, known not just for his innovative skateboarding, but for his exceptional talents in photography and music as well.
  162. - Your Favorite Skater’s Favorite Photographer: Atiba Jefferson | Epicly Later'd. On this episode of Epicly Later'd we meet up with Atiba Jefferson. We learn what sets him apart from the rest, what keeps him going, and the journey that led him to become one of skateboarding’s most influential photographers.
  163. - FORMAT PERSPECTIVE I SKATEBOARD PHOTOGRAPHY (2011) - The importance of DIY - Film Excerpt. The photographers and magazines that fixed the sport in images. A short run of footage from Japan.
  164. - From Tony Hawk to Kobe Bryant: How Atiba Jefferson Pioneered Sport Photography. Publishing, covers and the culture they carried. On this episode of Epicly Later'd we meet up with Atiba Jefferson. We learn what sets him apart from the rest, what keeps him going, and the journey that led him to become one of skateboarding’s most influential photographers.
  165. - When Skateboarding Was Cool: 80s Skate Culture Revisited. Let's step back in time to my favorite era of skateboarding the 1980s when neon gear, iconic decks, and backyard ramps defined a generation. In this video, we dive deep into the era that made skateboarding a cultural phenomenon.
  166. - S4 E5 #55 Richard Boswell. Skate print, photography and the editorial record. 96 minutes of footage from Undetermined.
  167. - The 1st Skateboarding Publication 🛹📖 Check out Skateboarder Magazine's May 1978 Issue. Take a deep dive into the May 1978 issue of Skateboarder Magazine. This is the first episode in a series of videos that cover several late 70s and early 80s issues of Skateboarder Magazine.
  168. - Dumb: The Story of Big Brother Magazine. The story of the rise and fall of the 1990s skate boarding magazine, 'Big Brother'.
  169. - Photographer Ed Templeton: I'm Obsessed With People. Ed Templeton is a renowned American artist, celebrated for his multifaceted career as a professional skateboarder, painter, and photographer. Born on July 28, 1972, in Orange County, California, Templeton became a pivotal figure in skateboarding during the 1990s, known for his progressive street skating style and for founding the influential skateboard company, Toy Machine, in 1993.
  170. - How Can You Find Rare Skateboarding Origin Footage? - Skateboard Daily. Are you curious about the early days of skateboarding and where to find rare footage from its origins? In this video, we'll guide you through the process of discovering vintage skate videos and uncovering the history behind this exciting sport.
  171. - Atiba Jefferson on Skateboarding, Photography & Finding Purpose | Artist Friendly. On Artist Friendly, Good Charlotte’s Joel Madden sits down with legendary photographer Atiba Jefferson, whose lens has captured icons across skateboarding, music, fashion, and sports. From humble beginnings and a love of skating to documenting Kobe Bryant, Tyler, The Creator, and Turnstile, Atiba opens up about art, humility, brotherhood, and the long road from passion to purpose.
  172. - Thrasher Presents Skate And Destroy: The Anti Tony Hawk Game. In 1999, Thrasher Presents Skate and Destroy tried to bring true skateboarding realism to console. Around the same time, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater had changed everything.
  173. - Behind the Scenes: Conan the Barbarian (Milius, 1982) with Arnold Schwarzenegger. A behind the scenes account of the making of Conan the Barbarian.
  174. - Ben Powell: Former editor of Sidewalk magazine. Ben recalls finding a skateboard from the 1970s at his parents' house, but was first inspired to start skateboarding when he saw ‘Back to the Future’ in 1984. He first skateboarded in Milton Keynes in 1992 at the Bus Station.
  175. - The Weider System: The definitive manual of the methodology that sculpted the greats.. On the Weider System, the branded methodology the magazines sold. The system was a marketing container for training principles of mixed origin, several of which predated Weider.
  176. - TRANSWORLD MAGAZINE- ICON AWARD. There are magazines that document a culture, and then there are magazines that become the culture whether they asked for that responsibility or not. Transworld Skateboarding, belongs firmly in the second category.
  177. - BORN TO SKATE (Skate Rock 5) (1987) - Punk Compilations. Publishing, covers and the culture they carried. 49 minutes of footage from Middle East.
  178. - How Thrasher Magazine Saved Skateboarding. In the early nineteen eighties, skateboarding was dying, skateparks were closing, sponsors were pulling out, and the industry looked like it was collapsing for good. This is the complete story of Thrasher Magazine, the raw, independent publication launched by Fausto Vitello and Eric Swisher that refused to let skate culture disappear.
  179. - Two Brothers Owned Every Gym, Magazine and Protein Tub in America. Then It Fell Apart.. On how the Weider brothers came to own the magazines, the supplements and the federation, and how that position was lost. Joe died in 2013 and Ben in 2008.
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