Description
Muscular Development Magazine – September 2000 (Mike O’Hearn Cover, No Label, Very Good Condition)
This Muscular Development September 2000 issue features Mike O’Hearn, legendary fitness model and strength athlete, on the cover. The magazine is in very good condition, showing minor edge wear typical of its age. The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive.
A standout from the early 2000s fitness boom, this issue blends classic bodybuilding insight with cutting-edge science, expert nutrition guidance, and motivational commentary from icons of the sport. All items are shipped in a plastic protective covering for preservation. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents Overview
Inside Angle
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New Column! Testosterone – Anabolic Steroids: Now vs. Then (By Carlon M. Colker, MD)
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Editor’s Letter – Perfection... (By Steve Blechman)
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Mail Room – Where Our Readers Rave and Rant
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MD Gear – New Products, Reviews, and Innovations (By Adam Ginsberg)
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Hot Shoppe – Fitness Fashion and Performance Finds (By Angela T. Frizalone)
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The Last Word – The Hairy Guy Gets the Job (By John Romano)
Features
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Top 100 Training Tips – SuperFeature! (By Carlon M. Colker, MD)
A comprehensive guide to developing a killer physique, from proven training science to insider gym wisdom. -
MD’s Perfect “10” — Shonna McCarver – (By The Editors)
A showcase feature on one of fitness modeling’s brightest stars. -
Perfect Muscle – The Ultimate Anabolic Diet and Training Program (By Bob Lefavi, PhD)
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I’m Not Big Enough! – The Secrets of Male Body Obsession (By John Romano)
A candid look into the psychology and pursuit of size in the world of bodybuilding. -
Liposuction: 60 Minutes to Killer Abs? – (By John Romano)
An investigative feature examining whether cosmetic shortcuts can replace traditional training.
This September 2000 issue highlights Mike O’Hearn’s peak era and features authoritative insight from Dr. Carlon Colker, John Romano, and Bob Lefavi, PhD—bridging science and motivation in true Muscular Development fashion. A strong addition for collectors of early 2000s bodybuilding magazines and fans of O’Hearn’s long-standing fitness legacy.