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November 1998

Bill Phillips' Muscle Media magazine 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. It's logo is 'the art & science of bodybuilding'. The magazine has a lot of questions and answer sections, and takes a personal approach to the art of bodybuilding. The bodybuilder on the cover is Mike D'Angelo, photographed by Kal.


November 1998 - Table of Contents
Issue Number 71

Features:

  • PERSONAL TRAINER
    How to build strong, lean legs by Mike Ryan with Kim Kanner

  • INSPIRATION
    Powerful photography by Kal.

  • REAL CHAMPION PROFILE
    Hoodlum to Hero! Jeff Seidman's Rocky road from rags to riches. By Shawn Phillips.

  • REAL BODYBUILDER PROFILE
    Well Rounded! Real bodybuilder Greg Dowd bucks the Meathead Stereotype.

  • POWER CAFÉ
    Barley. Delicious, nutritious barley recipes.

Special Features:

  • BIG HITTERS
    Bulking up and breaking records

  • QUIET PLEASE... MUSCLES REBUILDING
    Don't take your sleep lightly. Rest and recuperation are vitally important.

  • 30 FAT FIGHTING TIPS
    Everyone who wants to look and feel better should know...

  • HEART & SOUL
    Building bigger muscles starts with inner strength

  • TRAINING JANE, NOT TARZAN
    A look at the similarities and differences between training women vs. men

Departments:

  • NO HOLDS BARRED
    Why self-discipline is not the secret to success

  • READERS' LETTERS
    Feedback from Readers

  • RESEARCH UPDATE
    The latest scientific word on training, nutrition, and supplementation.

Questions & Answers:

  • UNCENSORED Q&A
    • The latest supplement news
    • How to compete in, and win, the all new million dollar Body of Work challenge
    • By Bill Phillips

  • QUESTION OF STRENGTH
    • Shrugging off typical trap training
    • Gaining without pain
    • How to structure your training program
    • By Charles Staley

  • ASK THE GURU
    • Dan's view on cardio
    • Maintaining Flex appeal past 50
    • Pressing past plateaus
    • By Dan Duchaine