Muscular Development Magazine June 1996 Juliet Holleran w Poster


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Muscular Development Magazine – June 1996 (Juliet Holleran Cover, Includes Poster)

This Muscular Development June 1996 issue features Juliet Holleran on the cover and includes the original fold-out poster. The magazine is in good condition, showing some water damage and light wear consistent with age. The item shown in the listing photos is the exact copy you will receive.

This issue captures the mid-1990s bodybuilding scene in its prime, packed with elite athlete features, advanced training insights, and bold discussions on performance, science, and fitness culture. The magazine will arrive in a plastic protective covering for preservation. Please review photos for condition details. Combined shipping is available upon request.


Contents Overview

Training

  • Ask the Experts – Top-of-the-Line Training Tips (By William J. Kraemer, PhD & Steven J. Fleck, PhD)

  • High Intensity – Is Bodybuilding a Science? Part II (By Mike Mentzer)

  • Get the Biggest, Freakiest Arms Ever! – Ernie Taylor, Ron Coleman, Vince Taylor, and Manfred Hoeberl Reveal Their Arm-Building Secrets (By Reg Bradford)

  • Heavy Duty Training – Answering Critics of the High-Intensity Theory (By Mike Mentzer)

  • Labrada’s Corner – Q&A with the Gentleman Who Knows All the Answers (By Lee Labrada)

  • Mike O’Hearn Gets Ugly! – The “Pretty Boy” Who Squats 785 lbs., Deadlifts 720 lbs., and Bench Presses 505 lbs. (By Rick Schaff)

  • Natural Bodybuilding Stars – The Most Important Factors for a Natural Bodybuilder to Gain Muscle Fast (By Reg Bradford)

Health & Fitness

  • Best of Health – The New Hormone Therapy, Part I (By Michael Colgan, PhD, CCN)

Nutrition

  • Eat to Win – Cutting Calories Beats Aerobic Exercise for Weight Loss (By Robert Haas, PhD)

  • Nutrition Update – Where Has All the Science Gone? (By Brian Leibovitz, PhD)

  • Nutrition and Fat-Loss Q&A – Allergies, Olestra, and Eicosanoids (By Bob Lefavi, PhD, CSCS)

Drugs

  • Recovery from Exercise – PhosFuel Wins! (By Michael Colgan, PhD, CCN)

  • State of the Art – Sun and Summer Cancer, Steroids in Powerlifting, Creatine Update, Lycopene, Olestra (By Michael Colgan, PhD, CCN)

  • Drugs in Sports Q&A – Experts Wadler, Yesalis, and Voy Clarify the Food/Drug Dilemma (By Bob Lefavi, PhD)

  • Joint Fuel – A New Supplement for Sports Injuries (By John Romano)

Features

  • Anabolic Steroid Anthology – The Year’s Hottest Topic: How Steroids Affect Performance and Health (By Dennis R. Sparkman, PhD)

  • Michael Scott’s Fitness Centerfolds – Stunning and Artistic Fitness Photography at Its Finest (By the Michael Scott Agency)

  • Michael Scott Agency: The Extreme Shooter – Inside the Mind of a Visionary Fitness Photographer (By Reg Bradford)

  • How to Satisfy Your Women – A Sexy Survey on Relationships and Attraction (By Carol Ann Weber)

  • The Global Decrease in Fertility – Are Male Bodybuilders at Risk? (By Bob Lefavi, PhD)

  • The Dorian & Bev Letters – A Personal Exchange Between Dorian Yates, Bev Francis, and John Romano

  • Gray Market GH – Growth Hormone as an Anti-Aging Remedy (By Shelley Beattie & John Romano)

Research

  • Hot Breaking Research – Phenomenal Factoids About Fitness, Health, and Nutrition (By Edmund R. Burke, PhD)

  • Fat News – The Effects of Excess Weight and How to Lose It (By Larry S. Hobbs)

Entertainment

  • Muscle Mail – Readers’ Opinions and Feedback

  • On the Web – The Mistress of the Web Covers Nutrition, Sexuality, Exercise, and Celebrity News (By Carol Ann Weber)

  • Max Rep – Consumer Warning: Not the Strip You Expect! (By Lyman Dally)

  • Classifieds – By Monica Perelli


This June 1996 edition highlights the energy of the bodybuilding world with appearances from Ron Coleman, Mike Mentzer, Lee Labrada, and Mike O’Hearn, alongside thoughtful features on performance science and fitness culture. Despite minor water damage, it remains a vibrant and collectible issue, ideal for enthusiasts of 1990s Muscular Development history.

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