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IronMan Magazine – September 1982 – Volume 41, Number 6
Cover Features: Bob Jodkiewicz, Andreas Cahling
Condition: Very Good – No Label
This vintage IronMan Magazine (September 1982, Vol. 41, No. 6) issue features Bob Jodkiewicz on the front cover and Andreas Cahling on the back. The magazine is in very good condition with minor wear on the edges consistent with its age. The exact item shown in the photos is the one you will receive.
This issue has been well-preserved and remains in great shape for its age.
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Table of Contents – IronMan Magazine, September 1982
WHY BODYBUILDING IS BEST – p.11
By Stuart McRobert
BECKLES WINS “NIGHT OF CHAMPIONS” – p.12
By Garry Bartlett
THE KNIGHTS THAT ARE CHAMPIONS – p.14
By Steven Robinson
HOW TO AVOID THE DISASTER OF OVERTRAINING – p.15
By Rev. Roger Saul
BIOLOGICAL TRANSMUTATION – p.16
By Charles Fraser
DEVELOPING AND CONTROLLING THE ABDOMINALS – p.17
By Don Ross
EXPECTATIONS FROM “NATURAL” BODYBUILDING – p.18
By Bob Gallucci
SQUATTING—THE KEY TO MASSIVE LEGS – p.19
By Bill Bronk
SIMPLY SYMMETRY – p.20
By Bob Jodkiewicz
OVERTRAINING—MAKE IT WORK FOR YOU – p.21
By Dr. James C. Sandefer
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR IRON MEN – p.22
By Norman Zale
TYING UP SOME LOOSE ENDS – p.23
By Norman Zale
A SEMINAR WITH PEARSON – p.24
By Thomas T. Garcia
PEARSON—MR. LAT. SPREAD – p.25
By Steven Robinson
THE PROTEIN ARGUMENT – p.26
By Bruce Page
DIETING—A WASTE OF TIME? – p.27
By David R. Conley
AMAZING GAINS WITH ADVANCED BASICS – p.28
By Don Ross
HOW WOULD YOU DO IT? – p.29
By Al Antuck
ANDREAS CAHLING—HOW HE TRAINS LEGS – p.30
By Garry Bartlett
INTENSITY TRAINING FOR THE AVERAGE MAN – p.31
By Alan Goldberg
JOSE GUZMAN—WATCH THIS RISING STAR – p.32
By Howard Alpert
PUTTING INCHES ON YOUR NECK – p.33
By Doug Nassif
BENCH PRESS SPECIALIZATION WITH TIM BELKNAP – p.34
By Tony Ditillo
AND NOW—THE MIND AND THE BODY – p.36
By Bob Green
MIKE KATZ—HOW HE IS BUILDING HIS COMEBACK – p.37
By Steven Robinson
WHAT SHOULD A WOMAN LOOK LIKE? – p.38
By Al Thomas
AMERICAN LIFTING AND BODYBUILDING – p.40
By David P. Willoughby
ANSWERS TO YOUR PROBLEMS – p.42
By Bradley J. Steiner
READER’S ROUNDUP – p.44
By Peary Rader
NPC MR. CALIFORNIA – p.46
By Dave Sauer
A.A.U. MR. LOS ANGELES – p.48b
By Jack O’Bleness
BUCCI COPS MR. SOUTHERN U.S.A. – p.48c
By Peter W. Potter
COMING EVENTS – p.48d
SR. NATIONAL OLYMPIC CHAMPIONSHIPS – p.48e
By Bruce Klemens
US WINS WOMEN’S WORLD POWER CHAMPS – p.50
By Jan Todd
WORLD WEIGHTLIFTING REVIEW – p.54
By Herb Glossbrenner
Front Cover:
Bob Jodkiewicz – one of the top bodybuilders in America.
Back Cover:
Andreas Cahling – another great bodybuilder. Both men have been featured in IronMan many times.
Photos courtesy of the athletes.
This September 1982 issue of IronMan Magazine captures the golden era of bodybuilding with features on Bob Jodkiewicz, Andreas Cahling, Tim Belknap, Mike Katz, and Albert Beckles, alongside training insights from icons such as Don Ross, Bradley J. Steiner, and Tony Ditillo.
A highly collectible issue that embodies the technical depth and classic aesthetic of early 1980s IronMan publications.