Description
Muscular Development Magazine – September 1987 (Lori Fetrick Cover, No Label, Very Good Condition)
This Muscular Development September 1987 issue features Lori Fetrick on the cover and is in very good condition, showing only minor wear along the edges. The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive. It remains in impressive shape for its age and comes protected in a plastic sleeve. Please review all photos for full condition details. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Features and Articles
20 – The Wonders of Water Soluble Vitamins
By Lou Parees
Gary Leonard swears by vitamin C and B complex supplements to stay strong and healthy. This article explores how these nutrients support muscle growth and recovery.
28 – What’s Hot & What’s Not at the Mecca
By Don Ross
A candid look at current trends among West Coast bodybuilders—from training methods to nutrition and steroid use. Ross separates fact from fiction in this behind-the-scenes exposé.
40 – Lori Fetrick: Model Body
By H. G. Turner
A profile of Lori Fetrick, a standout competitor from the California Championships, who’s quickly becoming a rising star in the fitness world.
48 – The Squat: A Misunderstood King
By Dr. Ken Leistner
An in-depth analysis of the squat—its safety, its role in total-body development, and how to optimize performance for maximum results.
54 – Turn the Volume Down
By Norman Zale
Explores how overtraining can hinder progress and offers solutions to break the endless cycle of adaptation, fatigue, and injury.
56 – Guaranteed Chest
By Lance Dreher
The 1986 NABBA Pro Mr. Universe shares his insights on pectoral training and the unconventional strategies that transformed his physique.
58 – High Voltage
By H. G. Turner
Spotlight on actress and stuntwoman Spice Williams, whose rigorous training rivals that of professional athletes. A look into her strength, versatility, and career in physical performance.
A classic issue rich with professional insight, personal stories, and training science, this Muscular Development edition captures the essence of late-1980s bodybuilding culture—ideal for collectors and enthusiasts alike.