Description
Muscle Training Illustrated – August 1982, Issue No. 100 – Shelley Gruwell, Jefferson King, Andreas Cahling (with Centerfold)
This is the August 1982 Issue No. 100 of Muscle Training Illustrated, featuring Shelley Gruwell, Jefferson King, and Andreas Cahling with a centerfold. This milestone 100th issue captures the dynamic evolution of bodybuilding in the early 1980s, blending world-class physique photography, competition coverage, and practical strength and fitness insights.
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Table of Contents – August 1982 (Issue 100)
CHAMPIONS
Oliva — “The Myth” — by Peter Potter 3
The Reeves Physique — by Robert Kennedy 6
Jefferson King — by Denie 50
Tom Connor — by Clark Sanchez 57
MUSCLE WORLD
News and Events — by The Editors 11
Curves and Peaks — by Doris Barrilleaux 13
POWER
Universal Rules of Strength — by J. A. Miller 14
Cheryl’s Pow Wow — by Cheryl Jones 71
Bench Press Injuries — by Dan Lurie 76
BUILDING
Ron Teufel on Abs — by Peter Potter 20
Lance Dreher: Arms — by Jameson 45
Andreas Cahling: Chest — by Cody Redhawk 67
ART
Dickerson on Posing — by Garry Bartlett 35
PLATFORM LIFE
Superbowl of Bodybuilding — by Doris Barrilleaux 40
NUTRITION
Vitamin A — by Carlson Wade 49
KINESIOLOGY
Squat Somatypes — by J. A. Miller 63
HEALTH
Steroid Dangers — by Bob Green 79
Cover Note:
The cover showcases Shelley Gruwell, symbolizing the grace and power of women’s bodybuilding, alongside Mr. International Andreas Cahling and England’s Jefferson King, both caught in peak motion and form. Together, they embody the issue’s celebration of beauty, strength, and symmetry that defined the golden era of physique culture.
A collectible 100th issue, this edition of Muscle Training Illustrated offers an essential blend of historic profiles, technical insights, and artistic bodybuilding photography — a true highlight for serious enthusiasts and collectors of classic physique magazines.




