Description
Muscle Training Illustrated – February 1985, No. 120 (Moses Maldonado & Lori Bowen)
This Muscle Training Illustrated issue from February 1985 (No. 120) features Moses Maldonado and Lori Bowen on the cover, photographed by Bruce Curtis. This edition delivers a powerful mix of expert training insights, competition coverage, and profiles of the sport’s leading personalities. With its trademark balance of education, motivation, and style, this issue is a prime example of MTI’s contribution to bodybuilding culture during the 1980s.
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Table of Contents
FEATURES
4 – Editorial
7 – Flex Your Views
8 – News & Views
10 – Nutritionews
56 – Sports Physician
58 – Curves & Peaks
62 – Looks at Books
73 – Reader Photos
DEPARTMENTS
12 – Leon Brown’s Back! — by Lou Parees
16 – Moses’ Commandments for Giant Arms! — by Mark Ritter
20 – Lori Bowen... The Softer Side
22 – Tofu — by Don Mather
24 – Cheryl Wheeler — by Loren Frank
28 – Understanding Training & Exercise — by Andy Bostinto
32 – Bodybuilders—Madmen or Missionaries? — by Stuart McRobert
COVER FEATURE:
Lori Bowen and Moses Maldonado — Photo by Bruce Curtis
MORE FEATURES
36 – Hot Legs! — by Lou Parees
40 – NPC Nationals
42 – Special Centerfold!
46 – Lee Haney Interview — by Doris Barrilleaux
52 – Dave Hawk’s Delts — by Lou Parees
64 – 1984 International Games for the Disabled — by Dr. Arnold Illman
66 – Platform Personalities
68 – 1984 Sr. Powerlifting Championships — by Joe Doyle
80 – Couples Bodybuilding — by Vivian Mason
Cover Description:
The February 1985 issue showcases Moses Maldonado and Lori Bowen, two figures representing the strength and elegance of the mid-’80s bodybuilding scene. Inside, MTI features a wide range of content—from Lee Haney’s exclusive interview to training blueprints by Lou Parees—providing a complete view of the sport’s technical mastery and human inspiration.