Description
Muscle Training Illustrated – October 1981, No. 95 (Boyer Coe, No Label)
This collectible Muscle Training Illustrated issue from October 1981 (No. 95) features Boyer Coe, one of bodybuilding’s most enduring and respected champions. The magazine includes in-depth profiles, competition coverage, and expert features exploring both the art and science of bodybuilding during its golden era.
The magazine is in good condition with no mailing label. The exact item shown in this listing is the one you will receive.
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Table of Contents
CHAMPIONS
Cavalcade: Franco Columbu — by Mark Milsom – p.3
Bill Register — by Denie – p.19
Going Natural — by Don Ross – p.30
Roger Walker — by Robert Nailon – p.40
Johnny Fuller — by Steve Robinson – p.45
Thanks, Mike — by Garry Bartlett – p.62
PLATFORM LIFE
Mr. New York City — by Denie – p.7
Jr. Mr. U.S.A. — by Doris Barrilleaux – p.26
MUSCLE WORLD
News and Events — by The Editors – p.10
Curves and Peaks — by Doris Barrilleaux – p.13
BUILDING
Saturation Training — by John Everett – p.17
Jr. Mr. U.S.A. Trains Lats — by Denie – p.75
PSYCHOLOGY
Journey to the Olympian Zone — by Mario Strong – p.20
HEALTH AND FITNESS
Anabolic Steroids Exam — by Dr. Anthony Maddalo – p.22
NUTRITION
The Sodium Factor — by Clarence Bass – p.24
Fats and Proteins — by Robert Goldman – p.37
POLITICS
National Physique Committee — by Doris Barrilleaux – p.27
POWER
The Complete Power Rack Attach — by T. Derek Sobel – p.32
PHILOSOPHY
Internal Composite — by Mike Maino – p.34
SPORTS POWER
The Running Doctor — by Dr. Michael Schreiber – p.39
PHYSICAL SCIENCE
Dismissing the Single Set Concept — by Joe Miller – p.63
GYM PEOPLE
Clark Sanchez — by Michael Anderson – p.71
SEMINAR
Andreas Cahling — by Peter Potter – p.77
Cover Description:
The October 1981 issue showcases Boyer Coe, a physique legend known for his longevity, symmetry, and professionalism. Inside, readers will find a rich mix of competition reports, technical analyses, and philosophical reflections on bodybuilding’s evolution—capturing the depth and diversity of the sport during its early 1980s prime.