Description
Muscular Development Magazine – March 1995 (Craig Titus & Debbie Halo) – Very Good Condition, w/ Poster
This Muscular Development Magazine issue from March 1995 features Craig Titus and Debbie Halo on the cover, marking one of the most dynamic and talked-about pairings in the bodybuilding world of the mid-1990s. With its mix of in-depth athlete profiles, cutting-edge science, and bold editorial voice, this edition represents Muscular Development at its peak of influence and intensity.
The magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor wear on edges consistent with age. It includes the original attached poster. The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive. Please review all photos for details on condition. Each issue is housed in a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents Overview
TRAINING
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High Intensity — Don Ross — “Chris Faildo: The Hawaiian Hurricane’s Torrential Training for Chest and Arms!”
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Kinesiology — Stephen E. Alway, PhD — “Extensors of the Wrist: Awakening the Posterior Forearm Muscles.”
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Ask Lee Haney — Lee Haney — “TotaLee Awesome Answers to Your Training, Diet & Nutrition Questions.”
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Aaron Baker’s Secret for Super-Hero Wings — Don Ross — “This Bat Doesn’t Fly Only at Midnight!”
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Charles Clairmont Mr. Universe Arm Attack, Part II: Triceps — Don Ross — “If at First You Don’t Succeed, Tri, Tri Again.”
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Ask the Experts — William J. Kraemer, PhD & Steven J. Fleck, PhD — “Top-of-the-Line Training Tips.”
NUTRITION
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Eat to Win — Robert Haas, PhD — “The Latest Research on Diet and Fat Loss.”
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Muscle Meal — John Romano — “Seafood Restaurants: Your Best Bet for Low-Fat Meals.”
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Food for Thought — Brian Leibovitz, PhD — “Protein Powder: Setting the Record Straight.”
STRENGTH & CONDITIONING
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Intense Training — Steven J. Fleck, PhD — “The Power of Plyometrics, Part II.”
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Power Development — William J. Kraemer, PhD & Robert U. Newton, MHMS — “Muscle Power, Part III.”
HEALTH & FITNESS
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Best of Health — Michael Colgan, PhD — “Muscle is Vital: How It Supports the Immune System.”
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Sexual Performance — Gary Griffin — “Erectile Dysfunction, Part II.”
AEROBICS
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Physical Activity — James A. Petersen, PhD, FACSM — “The Great Health/Exercise Debate.”
FEATURES
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The 1994 Twinlab NPC Nationals — Don Ross — “The Attack of Quadzilla and the Birth of New Stars!”
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Dennis Newman: The Interview — Don Ross — “Our Exclusive Interview with Dennis, In Which He Talks About His Future.”
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Alq Gurley: ‘I’m Not Gonna Beat My Head Against a Wall’ — Reg Bradford — “Alq Didn’t Make the Top Ten Cut at the Mr. Olympia—Here’s His Take on Why.”
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Craig Titus: What You See Is What You Get — Carol Ann Weber — “He’s Outspoken, Intense, and One of the Most Exciting Bodybuilding Stars of the ‘90s!”
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Debbie Halo: The Woman Who Tamed the Beast — Carol Ann Weber — “Craig’s Lady Is a Story in Herself—And Makes for the Most Incredible Double-Sided Centerfold Yet!”
SUPPLEMENTATION
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Knowing Your Nutrients — Shelley Beattie & John Romano — “Who Says Weight Gain Products Make You Fat?”
SCIENCE & RESEARCH
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Form & Function — William J. Kraemer, PhD — “On the Cutting Edge of Resistance Training.”
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Nutrition Update — Brian Leibovitz, PhD — “Late-Breaking Nutrition News.”
FITNESS PRESCRIPTION
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The FDA Blitz — Jeffrey Fisher, MD — “Kessler’s List, Part II.”
ENTERTAINMENT
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Reps, Rips & Rap — Carol Ann Weber — “The Mouth of Bodybuilding Dishes the Latest Dirt.”
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Hard Bodz — Reg Bradford — “The Fittest, Foxiest Females.”
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The East Coast Muscle Phantom — The Phantom — “What’s Up in the Big East?”
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Max Rep — Lyman Dally — “Another Exciting Episode in the Life of Bodybuilding’s Favorite Superhero.”
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Hunks — Carol Ann Weber — “Bodybuilding’s Hottest Men Get Down and Dirty.”
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Muscle Beach Beat — Don “Ripper” Ross — “News and Commentary from the Fabulous West Coast.”
This edition is a collector’s highlight for bodybuilding fans, featuring Craig Titus at the height of his fame alongside Debbie Halo in a striking pictorial spread. Supported by contributions from icons like Lee Haney, Michael Colgan, and William Kraemer, it blends science, personality, and power in a way only Muscular Development could. A well-preserved, poster-included issue, ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of 1990s bodybuilding culture.