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Eugen Sandow was the posterboy of physical culture: his 1904 visit to South Africa reinforced racist ideas

By Francois Cleophas, Associate professor, Stellenbosch University

Eugen Sandow’s visit to South Africa in 1904 was a triumph of colonial display and racism. Despite its prejudices it influenced the development of bodybuilding in South Africa.

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