The April issue features articles like 6 short weeks to Rock Hard Abs, and also gives the answer to how Bill Phillips got his ass kicked in Las Vegas in the 'Bench your body weight more times than Bill can bench his and you win $10,000'. Other interesting articles include facts about training for size and strength, supplements for better sex, and info on steroids in Europre (for informational purposes only, of course).

Bill Phillips' Muscle Media 2000 considers itself the risk takers of bodybuilding magazines, which offends some people, and brings out a lot of controversy in some of the articles that are written.

Features:

• 6 Short Weeks to Rock Hard Abs: How to build a muscular section
• Drugs Across the Pond" Steroids in Europe\
• Arms Race: Part 2: Five Ways to Boosy Arm Development
• Jackpot: 1st Muscle Media 2000 "No Holds Barred" Seminar
• Death of a Cam: Why machines will never replace free weights
• Endo-Pro: Does it or Doesn't it Increase Testosterone Production
• Case for the Power Clean: How to do a core lift useful for all weight trainers
• Stretching: An important element in every workout
• Sex in the Gym: Humorous look at the 'singles bar' of the 90's

• Index: Amusing compilation of health related statistics
• Medibolics: Possible health benefits of anabolic steroid use
• Nutri-facts: How to keep your 'diet' from driving you crazy
• Bite Size Bulletins: Short nutrition facts to help the bodybuilder
• Edible Computer Chips: Use food to 'program' your muscles to grow
• Chemical Concepts: Better Bodies Through Science
• Truth & Consequences: Frightening facts: Heart Attacks & Bodybuilders

Departments

• No Holds Barred: Letter from the editor
• Letters: Readers speak out
• Alternatives: Scientists discover new growth factor
• Rant: Sexy female bodybuilders and fitness athletes
• Blast from the Past: Get better results from your weight training workouts
• Sci Tech: Relevant research for bodybuilders

Questions & Answers

• Uncensored Q&A: Bill Phillips gives you straightforward answers
• Ask the Guru: Dan Duchaine answers questions on any and all topics
• T.C. Talks: T.C. Luoma responds to readers queries
• A Question of Strength: Charles Poliquin answers questions on training
• Scientific Inquiries: Anthony Almada answers questions on supplements