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Nautilus
Nautilus grew out of Arthur Jones's machines, the first of which, the Nautilus pullover, went on sale in 1970. Jones's cam-based machines and his ideas about brief, intense training shaped how gyms were equipped for decades.
Commercial Nautilus strength equipment is now made by Core Health & Fitness. Current lines include Leverage plate-loaded machines, and earlier selectorized lines such as Nitro and Impact remain common on the pre-owned market.
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Arthur Jones, Nautilus and the birth of high-intensity training
In 1970 Arthur Jones began selling a strength machine built around a shaped cam. His machines changed how gyms were equipped, and his ideas about…
Resistance curves and why the cam matters
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Mike Mentzer's Heavy Duty workout: the routine, the theory and the evidence
Mike Mentzer died in 2001, but his Heavy Duty system is still argued over in gyms and online. This article sets out who he was, what he actually…
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