查尔斯·盖恩斯于周二去世，享年84岁 1。这位著名作家与乔治·巴特勒合著的《健身铁血》（Pumping Iron: The Art and Sport of Bodybuilding）出版于1974年 1，该书最初源于他1972年为《体育画报》撰写的一篇关于美国东海岸健美赛事的文章 1。
《健身铁血》及其1977年改编的同名纪录片 1 将专业健美运动推向主流社会，并将阿诺德·施瓦辛格介绍给世界观众。施瓦辛格曾赢得7次奥林匹亚先生和5次环宇先生冠军 1，并在随后的职业生涯中担任加州州长，任期从2003年至2011年 1。
盖恩斯从16岁开始从事健美运动 1。他毕业于伯明翰-南方学院（学士学位）和爱荷华大学（艺术类硕士学位） 1。除《健身铁血》外，他还著有《Waters Far and News》和小说《Stay Hungry》1，后者被改编为电影，由杰夫·布里吉斯主演，该片成为施瓦辛格的首部电影作品 1。
Charles Gaines, the writer whose book brought professional bodybuilding into mainstream culture, has died at age 84 1. He passed away on Tuesday 1.
Gaines co-authored "Pumping Iron: The Art and Sport of Bodybuilding," published in 1974 1, which originated from a 1972 article he wrote for Sports Illustrated about the Mr. East Coast bodybuilding competition 1. The book was adapted into a documentary film released in 1977 1, introducing Arnold Schwarzenegger to global audiences 1.
Schwarzenegger, featured prominently in both the book and film, went on to win seven Mr. Olympia titles and five Mr. Universe championships 1. He later served as Governor of California from 2003 to 2011 1.
Gaines began his involvement with bodybuilding at age 16 1. He held degrees from Birmingham-Southern College and the University of Iowa, where he earned a master's degree in fine arts 1. Beyond "Pumping Iron," his other notable works included the novel "Stay Hungry," which was adapted into a film starring Jeff Bridges and marked Schwarzenegger's first movie role 1, as well as "Waters Far and Near" 1.
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