IronMan Magazine February 2001 Vol 60 No. 2 cover featuring Devon Michaels in a wet swimsuit, showcasing the magazine's focus on bodybuilding, fitness, and beauty.
Inside page of IronMan Magazine February 2001 Vol 60 No. 2 displaying features including 'Only the Strong Shall Survive' and 'Swimsuit Spectacular', highlighting bodybuilding training and nutrition.
Image from IronMan Magazine February 2001 Vol 60 No. 2 featuring a muscular bodybuilder showcasing his physique in a bodybuilding pose, highlighting strength training and fitness insights.
Back cover of IronMan Magazine February 2001 Vol 60 No. 2 advertising Animal Cuts with a muscular male model, emphasizing cutting stacks and bodybuilding supplements.
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IronMan Magazine February 2001 Vol 60 No. 2 cover featuring Devon Michaels in a wet swimsuit, showcasing the magazine's focus on bodybuilding, fitness, and beauty.Inside page of IronMan Magazine February 2001 Vol 60 No. 2 displaying features including 'Only the Strong Shall Survive' and 'Swimsuit Spectacular', highlighting bodybuilding training and nutrition.Image from IronMan Magazine February 2001 Vol 60 No. 2 featuring a muscular bodybuilder showcasing his physique in a bodybuilding pose, highlighting strength training and fitness insights.Back cover of IronMan Magazine February 2001 Vol 60 No. 2 advertising Animal Cuts with a muscular male model, emphasizing cutting stacks and bodybuilding supplements.

IronMan Magazine February 2001 Vol 60 No. 2 Devon Michaels No Label

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IronMan Magazine – February 2001 – Vol. 60 No. 2 – Devon Michaels – No Label

This vintage February 2001 issue of IronMan Magazine features Devon Michaels on the cover. A symbol of strength and beauty, Michaels represents the crossover between athleticism and glamour that defined the early 2000s fitness era. This issue offers a powerhouse mix of hard science, in-depth training philosophy, and bold photography—true to IronMan’s tradition of merging education and motivation for serious bodybuilders and enthusiasts alike.

The magazine is in good condition. The item pictured in this listing is exactly the same item you will receive. Please check the photos for condition details. We offer combined shipping upon request, and all items come with a plastic protective covering for preservation.

Table of Contents

FEATURES
106 Only the Strong Shall Survive — Bill Starr on using heavy singles to build maximum strength.
114 Train, Eat, Grow 16 — The IRONMAN Training & Research Center team shows how to combine full-body workouts with a muscle-building split.
126 IM Research Team — Blast your body with the nutrition and recovery tools it needs for massive growth.
130 Stretch to Grow, Part 2 — European researcher Michael Gundill reveals how muscle elongation can overcome growth plateaus.
138 Swimsuit Spectacular — Michael Neveux captures stunning photos of top fitness models in this testosterone-charged feature.
170 MCTs — Jerry Brainum investigates medium-chain triglycerides and their fat-burning, muscle-building potential.
176 Better Bodybuilding Through Biochemistry 3 — Derek Cornelius explores the latest scientific breakthroughs in physique enhancement.
184 Heavy Duty — Mike Mentzer debunks training myths and explains how to truly “HIT” your calves.
222 IFBB Ms. Olympia — Ruth Silverman covers Andrulla Blanchette and the biggest women’s bodybuilding event of the year.
228 IFBB Fitness Olympia — A behind-the-scenes look at the high-energy routines and performances that lit up Las Vegas.

Departments

22 Train to Gain — Arm training by George Turner, EMG chinup analysis, and fat-burning strategies.
46 Ask Dr. Dan — Dan Gwartney, M.D., discusses treadmill issues and hormone balance.
58 Eat to Grow — Research highlights on zinc, fat oxidation, milk proteins, and strength-building nutrition.
80 Unchained — Greg Zulak tackles prostaglandins, trap training, and bodybuilding’s odd side effects.
94 Bodybuilding Pharmacology — Jerry Brainum exposes the dark underbelly of steroid abuse.
100 Critical Mass — Steve Holman explains POF-based unilateral training and breathing deadlifts for rapid mass gains.
192 News & Views — Olympia weekend coverage from Lonnie Teper, Ruth Silverman, and Jerry Fredrick.
204 Naturally Huge — John Hansen, Mr. Natural Olympia, discusses low-carb diets and the importance of squats.
208 Mind/Body Connection — A bodybuilding knowledge quiz plus “Sex-Rx” for the mentally jacked.
218 Soft Spots — Teagan Clive on modern relationships and gym-life romance.
240 Readers Write — “Boob Tube,” “Nude is Good,” and “Horn of Plenty”—reader letters with humor and attitude.

On the Cover:
Devon Michaels brings her athletic grace and visual appeal to this striking issue—combining the aesthetics of fitness with the edge of modern bodybuilding culture.

A collectible issue from the turn of the millennium, this edition of IronMan Magazine blends serious muscle science with entertainment, showcasing the era’s best athletes, thinkers, and photographers in classic IronMan style.

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