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Mentioned in 6 episodes

When Fitness Went Global

The Rise of Physical Culture in the Nineteenth Century

Book • 2025

Author

Connor Heffernan

Mentioned by

Conor Patrick Heffernan

Tony Boutagy

Mentioned in 6 episodes

Recommended by

Eric Helms

as a recent book he received that covers the history of fitness globalization.

28 snips

Ep 367 - Q&A

Mentioned by

Conor Heffernan

as his recently published book exploring how fitness became globalized.

22 snips

Fitness Knowledge Has Never Been More Available or More Misleading - Dr Conor Heffernan

Mentioned by

Conor Heffernan

as his best book that examines when people began exercising the same around the world.

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Ep 364 - The Evolution of Physical Culture (ft. Dr. Conor Heffernan)

Mentioned by

Jason Fitzgerald

as the new book written by Dr. Connor Heffernan about the rise of physical culture in the 19th century.

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How the Fitness Industry Began: Exploring 200+ Years of Training Evolution with Professor Conor Heffernan

Mentioned by

Meghna Chakrabarti

when introducing

Conor Heffernan

and his book about the 19th-century rise of physical culture.

Your fitness resolution is 200 years old

Mentioned by Mike Pesca as the book written by

Conor Patrick Heffernan

about the rise of physical culture in the 19th century.

Conor Heffernan on Why "Ego Is A Transhistorical Phenomenon"

Mentioned by

Tony Boutagy

while introducing

Conor Heffernan

and highlighting his history of how exercise spread internationally.

The History of Strength Training: What Still Works Today with Dr Connor Heffernan

Mentioned by Mike Pesca as the book written by the guest,

Conor Patrick Heffernan

Jonathan Cohen: "Add Friction" to the Super Bowl of Gambling

Mentioned by

Conor Heffernan

to introduce his book about how 19th-century fitness systems spread globally and created a standardized 'global body'.

Ep 364 - The Evolution of Physical Culture (ft. Dr. Conor Heffernan)

Mentioned by

Meghna Chakrabarti

as the book written by the guest,

Conor Heffernan

, about the rise of physical culture in the 19th century.

Your fitness resolution is 200 years old

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