Cover of Muscle Training Illustrated April 1981 featuring Dave Spector and Patty DiFalco posing together, showcasing bodybuilding culture and fitness trends of the era.
Inside page of Muscle Training Illustrated April 1981 displaying the table of contents, listing featured articles and topics including champions, health, and fitness.
Centerfold spread from Muscle Training Illustrated April 1981 featuring a muscular male bodybuilder posing in a park alongside a female model, highlighting competitive bodybuilding aesthetics.
Close-up image showing the edge of the cover of Muscle Training Illustrated April 1981 with visible wear and tear, emphasizing the magazine's vintage nature.
Advertisement page from Muscle Training Illustrated April 1981 promoting the Dan Lurie's Olympus 2000 Olympic Barbell Set, targeting fitness enthusiasts and athletes.
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Cover of Muscle Training Illustrated April 1981 featuring Dave Spector and Patty DiFalco posing together, showcasing bodybuilding culture and fitness trends of the era.Inside page of Muscle Training Illustrated April 1981 displaying the table of contents, listing featured articles and topics including champions, health, and fitness.Centerfold spread from Muscle Training Illustrated April 1981 featuring a muscular male bodybuilder posing in a park alongside a female model, highlighting competitive bodybuilding aesthetics.Close-up image showing the edge of the cover of Muscle Training Illustrated April 1981 with visible wear and tear, emphasizing the magazine's vintage nature.Advertisement page from Muscle Training Illustrated April 1981 promoting the Dan Lurie's Olympus 2000 Olympic Barbell Set, targeting fitness enthusiasts and athletes.

Muscle Training Illustrated April 1981 Dave Spector, Patty DiFalco w Centerfold

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Muscle Training Illustrated – April 1981, Issue No. 91 – Dave Spector, Patty DiFalco (with Centerfold)

This is the April 1981 issue (No. 91) of Muscle Training Illustrated, featuring Dave Spector and Patty DiFalco with a centerfold. This listing is for a quantity item, meaning you will receive the same issue shown, though the condition may vary slightly between copies. Each includes the centerfold and is in good condition.

The item shown in the listing photos is the exact magazine you will receive. Please review all pictures for condition purposes.
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Table of Contents – April 1981 (Issue 91)

CHAMPIONS
Cavalcade: Frank Zane by Jean-Claude Provost 3
Bob Barraclough by Allen Andrews 23

MUSCLE WORLD
News and Events by The Editors 6
Curves and Peaks by Doris Barrilleaux 19

NUTRITION
The Truth About Bread by Bodybuilding Monthly 11
Journey to The Olympian Zone by Mario Strong 12

GYM PEOPLE
Win with Zinn by Denie 15

BUILDING
Miles Into Muscles by Dr. Michael Schreiber 21
Dave Spector on Chest by Denie 38
Charlie Thomas on Shoulders by Denie 47

BEGINNERS
Powerlifting by John Oliver 26

HEALTH AND FITNESS
Water by Bob Goldman 31

PLATFORM LIFE
Mr. North America/Anthracite by Deacon Barry 32

PHYSICAL SCIENCE
Overload Training: Part I by Joseph A. Miller 34

ART
Women on the Posing Platform by April Nicotra 37
Focus on Posing by George Greenwood 72

EXPOSÉ
The Steroid Papers: Part 2 by Robert Goldman 78
California Freakout by Denie 85

SEMINAR
Mike Mentzer by Doris Barrilleaux 82

Cover Note:
Cover features Dave Spector and Patty DiFalco, photographed during the rise of competitive bodybuilding’s new generation in the early 1980s.

This issue presents a comprehensive mix of competition coverage, training science, and cultural insight, featuring top names such as Frank Zane, Mike Mentzer, and Dave Spector. With a balance of athletic technique, nutritional studies, and artistic physique presentation, it stands as a notable collectible from the peak years of Muscle Training Illustrated.

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