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Anabolic Drive: Sushi for Size
New studies suggest that fish protein doesn?t act like other protein sources. Plus, its protein and omega fats can help you...
Jose Antonio, Ph.D.November 1, 2003 -
Naturally Huge: Build Muscle, Burn Fat
Although it?s possible to lose fat at the same time as you?re building muscle, it?s more likely if you?re new to...
John HansenNovember 1, 2003 -
Unchained: Tri Harder for Massive Arms
The regular triceps extension done with an EZ-curl bar can be a good long-head developer, especially when performed on the decline...
Greg ZulakNovember 1, 2003 -
An Introduction to Heavy Duty Training, Part 3
The routine must not be so long that it causes the body to deplete its recuperative capacity in an attmept to...
Mike Mentzer and John LittleNovember 1, 2003 -
Leptin: The Next Big Thing in Body Composition, Part 2
A refeed (or cheat day) may appear to fly in the face of common sense, but in order to keep fat...
Par DeusNovember 1, 2003 -
Legends of Bodybuilding: Lee Labrada, Part 2: The Incredible Growing Kid
I stayed centered throughout because of the way I was raised and the fact that I was surrounded by good people.
Rod LabbeNovember 1, 2003 -
Naturally Huge: I Want 17-inch Arms!
Always eat carbohydrates with protein. Carbs eaten alone, even complex carbs, will cause a bigger insulin reaction than when you combine...
John HansenOctober 1, 2003 -
Legends of Bodybuilding: Lee Labrada, Part 1
?I think of myself as a bodybuilder who went as far as he could and had an absolute blast in the...
Rod LabbeOctober 1, 2003 -
Steve Reeves: The King of Bodybuilding
He was called "the body that launched a thousand careers." A Mr. America, Mr. Universe and Mr. World winner and a...
John LittleOctober 1, 2003 -
Time to Squat
A program that many bodybuilders used to do, usually just before a big contest, was nonstop squats performed without lockout out...
Bill StarrSeptember 24, 2003 -
An Introduction to Heavy Duty Training, Part 1
n the early 1970s Mike Mentzer exploded on the bodybuilding scene like a meteorite blazing across the sky. Bodybuilding impresario Joe...
Mike Mentzer and John LittleSeptember 1, 2003 -
Strong Shall Survive
Time to SquatClock your quads with a workout that\'s second to none.
Bill StarrSeptember 1, 2003 -
Naturally Huge
20 Pounds of MuscleIt's not unrealistic to expect to gain 15 to 20 pounds of muscle your first year of training?if you train and...
John HansenSeptember 1, 2003 -
Calves and Calf Nots
Even an advanced bodybuilder will cry like a baby while using very light weights on 100-rep sets--but it works.
Greg ZulakAugust 29, 2003