John Abdo
Wolves of Croton - The Untold Story of Milo:
A epic tale of the Greatest Olympiad Wrestler of All-Time, and the Undisputed Strongest Man to have ever lived!
Thousands of years after his death, Milo of Croton — whose name remains prominent today — is still revered as the strongest man who ever lived, displaying his prowess inside the wrestling pit (skamma) in Ancient Olympia, Greece. This dominant Olympian Wrestler, 6th cBC, routinely entered packed stadiums carrying a full-grown bull across his back. As he paced the track, Milo welcomed his cheering fans to slap the loins and tug the tail of his colossal bovine pet. Esteemed for his unfathomable prowess, Milo of Croton’s monumental Wrestling achievements amazingly endured an unparalleled three decades of complete dominance, never once dropping to his knees.
An epic odyssey of inspirational and motivational magnitude, ‘Wolves of Croton - The Untold Story of Milo’ details Milo’s genetic and epigenetic influencers. Attend Milo’s strength conditioning sessions and wrestling practices, learn the origins of modern-day strength training and the achievement of peak performance, then step into the arena and watch Milo mangle his opponents inside the pit.
Travel with Milo from his enigmatic beginnings to his epic athletic events. Meet King Darius, the Tyrant of Sybaris, Telys, the Master Seer, Pythagoras, the ancient strongmen Bybon and Titormus, then onto the battlefield where Milo commands an army comprised of Crotonian athlete-soldiers against the Sybarites who mount the battlefield with a superior numerical advantage.
A tale of athleticism and leadership, this meticulously-research and fact-based story will be sure to both motivate and entertain.
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Copyright ©, John Abdo. All Rights Reserved
A epic tale of the Greatest Olympiad Wrestler of All-Time, and the Undisputed Strongest Man to have ever lived!
Thousands of years after his death, Milo of Croton — whose name remains prominent today — is still revered as the strongest man who ever lived, displaying his prowess inside the wrestling pit (skamma) in Ancient Olympia, Greece. This dominant Olympian Wrestler, 6th cBC, routinely entered packed stadiums carrying a full-grown bull across his back. As he paced the track, Milo welcomed his cheering fans to slap the loins and tug the tail of his colossal bovine pet. Esteemed for his unfathomable prowess, Milo of Croton’s monumental Wrestling achievements amazingly endured an unparalleled three decades of complete dominance, never once dropping to his knees.
An epic odyssey of inspirational and motivational magnitude, ‘Wolves of Croton - The Untold Story of Milo’ details Milo’s genetic and epigenetic influencers. Attend Milo’s strength conditioning sessions and wrestling practices, learn the origins of modern-day strength training and the achievement of peak performance, then step into the arena and watch Milo mangle his opponents inside the pit.
Travel with Milo from his enigmatic beginnings to his epic athletic events. Meet King Darius, the Tyrant of Sybaris, Telys, the Master Seer, Pythagoras, the ancient strongmen Bybon and Titormus, then onto the battlefield where Milo commands an army comprised of Crotonian athlete-soldiers against the Sybarites who mount the battlefield with a superior numerical advantage.
A tale of athleticism and leadership, this meticulously-research and fact-based story will be sure to both motivate and entertain.
Website for John Abdo: https://johnabdo.com
Instagram: @johnabdo1
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/JohnAbdoAuthor
Copyright ©, John Abdo. All Rights Reserved
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What does it mean when a man’s name is remembered thousands of years after his death?
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By the completion of this story, perhaps long before, you will learn many answers to that question...
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In stadiums routinely packed with tens of thousands, the Crotonian wrestler would enter the arena, then walk the entire oval, amazingly carrying a full-grown bull on his back. As he paced the track, the imposingly muscular strongman welcomed his cheering fans to slap the loins and tug the tail of his colossal bovine pet.
Esteemed for his unfathomable prowess, he was called
by the ancients, Milo1. Born in Croton2, Italy, in 559 BC, he had been predicted by prognosticators to arrive as the mortal son of Zeus, with a direct lineage to the mighty Hercules.
Through progressive adaptations in adherence to various unorthodox conditioning methodologies, Milo of Croton became the most dominant Olympian3 Wrestler of all time, one who went on to crown a martial career as a revered military Commander.
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What does it mean when a man’s name is remembered thousands of years after his death?
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By the completion of this story, perhaps long before, you will learn many answers to that question...
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In stadiums routinely packed with tens of thousands, the Crotonian wrestler would enter the arena, then walk the entire oval, amazingly carrying a full-grown bull on his back. As he paced the track, the imposingly muscular strongman welcomed his cheering fans to slap the loins and tug the tail of his colossal bovine pet.
Esteemed for his unfathomable prowess, he was called
by the ancients, Milo1. Born in Croton2, Italy, in 559 BC, he had been predicted by prognosticators to arrive as the mortal son of Zeus, with a direct lineage to the mighty Hercules.
Through progressive adaptations in adherence to various unorthodox conditioning methodologies, Milo of Croton became the most dominant Olympian3 Wrestler of all time, one who went on to crown a martial career as a revered military Commander.