Description
Muscle Training Illustrated – August 1985, No. 124 (John Hnatyschak, No Label)
This Muscle Training Illustrated Special People Issue from August 1985 (No. 124) features John Hnatyschak, Mr. Universe, on the cover. Inside, readers will find exclusive interviews, training features, and coverage of some of bodybuilding’s most fascinating personalities—from legends like Scott Wilson and Bev Francis to emerging stars such as Tom Terwilliger. A true highlight of the mid-1980s bodybuilding scene, this issue celebrates both strength and individuality.
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Table of Contents
SPECIAL PEOPLE ISSUE!
DEPARTMENTS
7 – Flex Your Views
Readers’ opinions
19 – Out of Our Drawers
Old pix from the files!
20 – News & Views
Gossip, rumors, and fact
22 – Dynamic Flexion
Fitness testing
24 – Starting Out
by Carlson Wade — Practical advice for beginners
39 – Up ’n’ Coming
Tom Terwilliger leaps up!
59 – Grooming
Edible skin care
60 – Gym of the Month
Brignole Fitness Center
62 – Nutritionews
Vegetarian bodybuilding
64 – Reader Photos
Three big pages!
FEATURES
4 – Pumping Iron II
The long-awaited film arrives!
10 – Scott Wilson
Two big interviews!
15 – Posing!
by Russ Testo — Learn from one of the best
28 – Bev Francis: Q&A
The Fab One answers training questions
32 – Muscular Pursuits
Trivia from Vivian Mason
36 – Steve Muchesko
Mr. Natural’s strength and wit
40 – John Hnatyschak
Mr. Universe trains arms!
48 – Josephine Baker
An all-around lady!
52 – Wayne DeMilia
Interview with the IFBB coordinator
55 – Kerrie Keenan
Women’s posing!
79 – Mike Watson
Building scary thighs!
Cover Description:
The August 1985 Muscle Training Illustrated showcases John Hnatyschak, Mr. Universe, known for his symmetrical physique and intelligent training approach. This “Special People Issue” highlights some of the sport’s most dynamic figures—including Bev Francis, Scott Wilson, and Wayne DeMilia—capturing the evolving personalities and stories shaping the bodybuilding world of the mid-1980s.