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Muscular Development provides scientific information on sports, nutrition & training- written by doctors & specialists in the field. Each issue is packed with info on training regimens & nutritional supplements that will help you build a stronger, healthier body & perform at your best.

Customer Rating:
Summary: Awsome Magazine
Comment: I love this magazine, it's chocked full of to the point info. i'm excited to always get the next issue, best mag by far.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Same Old Stuff
Comment: 500 pages filled with 400 pages of advertisements, and 100 pages of the same old routines with different faces. Flip through 20 pages of ads to find an article. And, most ads look like articles.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: bodybuilding the way it's meant to be
Comment: The magazine is made exclusively for hardcore bodybuilders. If you're into fitness, this magazine ain't for you. However, if you're into BODYBUILDING - HARDCORE, then this is the magazine for you. It is jam-packed with muscle upon muscle of some of the most hardcore bodybuilders in the business.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Poor Performance
Comment: I ordered this magazine as a gift, and, so far, the first two issues have been sent to me rather than to the intended gift recipient. There must be a better way to handle gift subscriptions. I supplied the address of the gift recipient when I placed this order. The same thing happened last year, and I do not intend to order gifts from Amazon again.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: No Bull, no sissy GQ type workout, no Girly men
Comment: Sorry, if you are looking for fitness models, look at mens fitness or the "new" format of Muscle and Fitness "the GQ of Fitness magazines".

This is in your face, hardcore professional bodybuilding at it most pure.
If you don't like frank discussions of real bodybuilding, buy something else.
Unfortunately, now that the "National Inquirer" has bought Weider productions, there are very few real bodybuilding magazines available.

IE, if you've never puked, or almost puked, after a heavy leg day, you probably just won't get it. Buy "Men's Health" and worry about what cologne you're wearing to the gym instead.

If you're really into it, this ones gotta be on the list with Int'l Musclemag and the "occasional" good copy of Flex.

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