Description
Muscle Training Illustrated – June 1983, No. 107 (John Powers & Pam Meister, No Label)
This collectible issue of Muscle Training Illustrated (June 1983, No. 107) features John Powers and Pam Meister on the cover. Representing a new visual era for the publication, this edition introduces a refined design and layout, while delivering the same in-depth features on bodybuilding, fitness, and nutrition that made MTI a cornerstone of the sport’s literature.
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Table of Contents
BUILDING
Powerlifting Exercises for Bodybuilders — by Wilbur Streeter – p.4
Train Sanely — by T. Derek Sobel – p.17
Megapump: Lat Training — by Lyman Dally – p.36
A Complete Program — by Mike Maino – p.63
Rare Breed Training Advice — by Georgia Fudge – p.67
MUSCLE WORLD
Curves and Peaks — by Doris Barrilleaux – p.10
News — by The Editors – p.12
Powers of Bodybuilding — by Denie – p.51
Vince Gironda — by Bob Green – p.75
PLATFORM LIFE
Swedish Grand Prix — by Doris Barrilleaux – p.14
CHAMPIONS
Cathy Chang — by Doris Barrilleaux – p.27
Larry Bernstein — by D. Dan and J. Duslak – p.56
SPORTSMEDICINE
Dr. Venus’ Iso-Medics — by Carlin Venus – p.33
NUTRITION
Know Your Health Foods — by Carlson Wade – p.35
Carbohydrates — by Carlson Wade – p.72
POWER
Jay Rosciglione — by Ken Leistner – p.38
Will’s Power Zone: Spotting — by Wilbur Streeter – p.42
Arm Wrestling Championships — by Bob O’Leary – p.44
HEALTH
Stretch Marks — by Donald Macchia – p.69
Cover Description:
Marking a new design era for Muscle Training Illustrated, this issue features John Powers and Pam Meister, photographed by Doris Barrilleaux. Their feature story, “Powers of Bodybuilding” (page 51), highlights the balance of strength and partnership in competitive bodybuilding. The redesigned logo, crafted by Lyman Dally and the editorial team, debuted in this issue—signifying a fresh chapter for the publication’s style and presentation.