: Sites like Project Gutenberg or the Internet Archive often host older strength training and physical culture texts.

: Fold a standard sheet of paper in half three times to create eight equal rectangular sections.

: Dedicated pages for your current weight, body measurements, and personal records (PRs).

While there are many resources to find bodybuilding books online, creating a physical "paper" version or a personalized notebook for your training logs and collected knowledge is a great way to stay organized. Creating a DIY "Paper" Training Book

To make this specifically a "bodybuilding" resource, consider filling your paper pages with:

: Key takeaways from bodybuilding classics like Arnold Schwarzenegger's Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding or Mike Mentzer's Heavy Duty .

You can easily make a mini-book or training journal from a single sheet of paper using these simple steps:

: Flatten the pages together to form a small 8-page booklet.