The Sport Is Steroids

Bob Gibson and Reggie Jackson offer a candid and unfiltered look at America's pastime, discussing the art of pitching, the art of hitting, and all things baseball. Full of brush-backs, walk-off homeruns, high stakes, cold stares, epic battles, and a little chin music here and there, Sixty Feet, Six Inches is a baseball fan’s dream come true, a go to guide for how the game should be played. There is no part of the sport that these two titans do not discuss at length: big picture issues like how steroids have affected the game and handling the pressure of stardom, right next to exact descriptions of the mechanics of pitching and hitting.

Path to the power and beauty / Wege zu Kraft und Schonheit - by Wilhelm Prager (1925)

Time to restore justice: the film "The Path to the power and beauty" created in 1925 by William Prager (director) and Nicholas Kaufman (screenwriter) - a remarkable work cinematography.
Conceived from a purely practical purpose - to instill an interest in German youth culture of the body, healthy lifestyles, and gave a graphic and convincing picture of how the physical rehabilitation of the nation, this film is replete with cinematic qualities.
The film, which could easily turn into a boring lecture on the benefits of gymnastics, captures its visual culture and precise rhythm literally since the first frames.