Muscle Training Illustrated September 1982 Pat Stewart, Billy Arlen w Centerfold


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Muscle Training Illustrated – September 1982, Issue No. 101 – Pat Stewart, Billy Arlen (with Centerfold)

This is the September 1982 issue (No. 101) of Muscle Training Illustrated, featuring Pat Stewart and Billy Arlen with a centerfold. A defining issue from the early 1980s, it blends training expertise, competition highlights, and a closer look at the growing debate over steroids in sports. It also includes standout coverage of Billy Arlen’s transformation and insightful editorials from bodybuilding’s leading voices of the era.

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Table of Contents – September 1982 (Issue 101)

MUSCLE WORLD
World News and Events — by The Editors 5
Curves & Peaks — 20/20 TV Report — by Doris Barrilleaux 18
Man Against Steroid Crime — by Pat Stewart 38
Cheryl’s Pow Wow — by Cheryl Jones 67

PLATFORM LIFE
Night Moves — by Denie 6
Teen & Jr. Mr. Michigan — by The Editors 79
St. Petersburg Championships — by Peter Potter 80
Southeast Florida Championships — by Peter Potter 81

CHAMPIONS
Zanism — by Mike Down 11
Metamorphosis of Billy Arlen — by Denie 34
Mark Johnson — by Peter Potter 45

BUILDING
Blood, Sweat and Back — by Garry Bartlett 14
Tim Smolinski: Abs — by MTI 20
Better Dumbbell Laterals — by Dan Lurie 33

NUTRITION
Protein Myths — by Dr. Ken Leistner 31
Vitamin A Healing Powers — by Carlson Wade 50

HEALTH AND FITNESS
Steroid and the Alternatives — by Bob Green 69

PSYCHOLOGY
Bodybuilding from Inside-Out — by Peter Potter 73


Cover Note:
Cover features Pat Stewart and Billy Arlen, both emblematic of 1980s bodybuilding’s drive for balance between strength and aesthetics. The issue explores Arlen’s striking transformation and includes Barrilleaux’s media commentary on bodybuilding’s portrayal in mainstream television.


A rich collector’s edition, this issue combines sharp commentary, practical training advice, and rare competition insights—an ideal piece for enthusiasts documenting bodybuilding’s early modern evolution.

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