Description
Muscular Development Magazine – July 2001 (Beefing the Back / Carrie Sisco Poster, Very Good Condition)
This July 2001 issue of Muscular Development features the powerhouse training special “Beefing the Back” alongside a FREE poster pictorial of Carrie Sisco, MD’s “Bad-Ass Blonde.” The magazine is in very good condition with minor wear along the edges. The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive.
A dynamic issue from the early 2000s era of hardcore bodybuilding, it combines cutting-edge exercise science, investigative journalism, and supplement analysis—all hallmarks of MD’s golden years. Each copy is shipped in a plastic protective covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents Overview
FEATURES
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Carrie Sisco — MD’s Bad-Ass Blonde
Photography by Michael Scott
A full-color pictorial and collector’s poster feature of Carrie Sisco, celebrating one of fitness modeling’s boldest icons at the peak of the early 2000s fitness boom. -
Beefing the Back — The Ultimate Back Attack
By Stephen Alway, PhD, Carlon Colker, MD, Ron “Alcatraz” Coleman, and John Romano
A comprehensive back-training feature exploring biomechanics, mass-building technique, and real-world programs from the experts. Covers anatomical insights, exercise sequencing, and high-intensity strategies for developing the ultimate V-taper physique. -
Smuggler’s Blues
A 20-Month Investigation by John Romano
Romano’s bold exposé delves into the underbelly of the supplement black market and underground steroid trafficking. A rare piece of investigative reporting that defined MD’s hard-edged editorial style. -
Current Controversy: The New Sport Supplement Review
An Expert’s Opinion by Richard B. Kreider, PhD, FACSM
A scientific evaluation of supplement labeling, quality control, and efficacy—exploring whether the rapidly expanding supplement industry lives up to its promises. -
The New Andros — Steroid Alternatives with Promise
By Dan Gwartney, MD
A look into the next generation of prohormones and their biological potential as legal anabolic alternatives during a shifting regulatory landscape. -
New Study: Creatine Boosts GH — Legitimate or Junk Science?
By Bob Lefavi, PhD, CSCS, CHES
An analysis of emerging research suggesting that creatine may elevate growth hormone levels—MD breaks down the study’s findings, scientific merit, and what it means for athletes.
This July 2001 issue is a must-have for bodybuilding collectors and enthusiasts of the sport’s investigative and scientific era. From Carrie Sisco’s bold pictorial to Romano’s hard-hitting journalism and the powerhouse “Beefing the Back” training feature, it’s a striking example of Muscular Development at its early-2000s peak.