the ancient Egyptians, Chinese, Indians and other cultures, the ancient Greeks are often credited with developing the earliest forms of modern exercise equipment, namely weight training equipment. According to legend, Milo of Croton, an Olympic wrestler of renown in 6th century BC, trained by lifting and carrying a newborn calf and repeating the feat daily as it grew to maturity. One of the first documented “free weights” used in athletic training were “halteres”, or hand-held weights with a hole for gripping rather than a handle, which were used as early as the fifth century B.C. Illustrations of early Greece show muscular men using dumbbells, weight plates and plummets to train for physical strength.
Skipping ahead a few millenniums, modern exercise equipment has become ubiquitous and specialized. One area ofof her husband, President Bill Clinton.

The contrast in views espoused by First Lady/ Sen. Clinton, versus 2008, and to a greater extent, 2016 presidential candidate Clinton, could emerge as a major problem for her campaign. Although Clinton has been extremely close-lipped to the media thus far in her latest bid for the Democratic nomination, by attempting to portray herself in speeches as a progressive during a time in which the political winds of the millennial generation are blowing left, Clinton has unwittingly shown herself to be a consummate flip-flopper who takes the positions that are most likely to return her to the White House.

A run-through on a litany of issues important to progressives reveals a candidate in Clinton who once held decidedly anti-progressive views on many of the