Men's Fitness Magazine
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June 2000

Men's Fitness is dedicated to the man who likes to stay in shape. It contains articles on training, health, nutrition, and sports related recreation. This magazine is for the man who keeps in shape and likes to read about fitness related adventures and articles. On the cover is Scott Gurney.


June 2000 - Table of Contents
Volume 16, Number 6

COVER STORY

  • NO WEIGHTDS REQUIRED
    Follow this Navy SEAL - inspired training program to get leaner and stronger in just one month - without setting foor in the gym.

FEATURES

  • HEALTHFUL HARVEST?
    Two thirds of the foods you eat have been genetically modified. Should you be worried?

  • APPAREL
    Members of the U.S. Olympia water polo team show off the latest summer sportswear.

  • FAST FOOD SURVIVAL GUIDE
    How to eat right in a fast paced world filled with Whoppers, Big Macs and Chalupas.

  • POWER GRAINS FOR NONSTOP ENERGY
    They've been around since the dawn of time, but these 12 grains can fuel all your modern day pursuits.

  • HIGH ALTITUDE INCA ADVENTURE
    Take an awe-inspiring, oxygen deprived journey along the Inca trail.

  • NO LIMITS
    Adventure racing king Ian Adamson took time out from his schedule for a spirited Q&A on how to push your performance to the very edge.

DEPARTMENTS

  • BODY SHOP
    How to improve your bench without bench pressing.

  • HEALTH
    Contrary to popular belief, your morning cup of coffee may actually provide health benefits - including enhance muscle function.

  • PERFORMANCE NUTRITION
    Forget carb bars and fuel your workouts naturally with your favorite fruits.

  • NUTRITION SCIENCE
    Speed your post workout recovery time with the simple sugar ribose.

  • SEX AND RELATIONSHIPS
    Who needs testosterone patches and Viagra pills? Here are 10 all natural ways to improve your sex life.

  • GEAR
    Eight sunglasses that provide UV protection and functionality without sacrificing style and comfort.

  • SMART TRAINING
    Increase your shoulder strength and prevent injury by working your often overlooked rotator cuff muscles.

  • ASK OUR EXPERTS
    Unimpeachable advice on recovering from an ACL injury; how and when to take a training break; and much more.

  • SPORTS PAGES
    Get on the fast track to fitness while training for motocross.

  • SUCCESS STORY
    Reader Vaughn Lasit overcame is parent's death and 85 unwanted pounds to reshape his outlook and his body.

  • YEARLONG WORKOUT UPDATE
    During Month 6 of our Fitness 2000 Program, the emphasis shifts to increasing strength while still building muscle.

HEALTH

  • HEALTH UPDATE
    The dangers of driving under the unfluence of allergy medications. Plus: a rehab workout for knee injuries, new findings on the origins of AIDS, good news for back pain sufferers, and much more.

In Every Issue

  • Editor's Letter
  • Publisher's Letter
  • Letters
  • Fit News
  • Ask Dr. Joy
  • Ask our Experts
  • Buyer's Guide
  • Cooldown