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2004 Figure International
Goldilocks...One Was Too Hard, One Was Too Soft, and One Was?
Ruth SilvermanJuly 1, 2004 -
Ligher Weights, Bigger Gains
The phenomenon I?m about to describe to you has been repeated countless times in gyms throughout the country.
Egan C. SchauerJuly 1, 2004 -
Building the Ultimate Physique: Back Specialization
Advanced bodybuilders have presumably exposed themselves to very intense training stresses for some time and will likely need an unusually intense...
John LittleJuly 1, 2004 -
Success Story: Shannon Hartnett
"I use sports as the catalyst," she explains, "to talk about goal setting, building confidence and developing competitive qualities."
Iron Man MagazineJuly 1, 2004 -
July 2004
This month it?s up-in-arms time. We?re going to show you exactly how to pack new inches on those guns (because derringers...
Iron Man MagazineJuly 1, 2004 -
Joe Wider Pt 2
Most bodybuilders who own well-developed deltoids almost always use lighter weights and execute each movement with precision through a full range...
Eric BroserJune 19, 2004 -
2004 California Pro Figure: Goodlad Makes Good and ’04 Hungarian Pro Results
There's an unspoken adage in physique competition that when it's your time to win, all you have to do is come...
Ruth SilvermanJune 18, 2004 -
2004 Jr. Cal Western Collegiate
IRON MAN Magazine's Lonnie Teper, best known for his journalistic and emcee talents, will again don the Promoter's cap in hosting...
Iron Man MagazineJune 17, 2004 -
2004 Hungarian Pro Results
Men's and women's results from the 2004 Hungarian Pro
Lonnie TeperJune 8, 2004 -
Grow Solo: The Pros and Cons of Training Alone
Despite the attractiveness of modern fitness centers, a great many people still prefer to do their training alone, typically at home.
Bill StarrJune 1, 2004 -
How Slow Should You Go?
I?ve never really done workouts with both a slow positive and a slow negative except when the weight was extremely heavy.
Frank ZaneJune 1, 2004