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In this issue

PPL ON THE RISE Is Push/Pull/Legs the Ultimate Training Routine for Mass Gains? By Ron Harris.

ARASH RAHBAR: PUSHING HARD He’s Determined to Climb Back Up the Ranks at the Olympia By Ron Harris.

KAMAL ELGARGNI: GOING OUT THE CHAMP Exclusive Interview With 212 Olympia Champion By Ron Harris.

NUTRITION PERFORMANCE Beta-Alanine: The Muscle Buffer for High-Intensity Training By Victor R. Prisk, M.D.

B.A.R.¨ Breakfast at the Ready

PEANUT BUTTER PUFFS CEREAL BAR

B.A.R.¨ Breakfast at the Ready

2 mins

TRAIN BIG MUSCLES TO GET STRONG MUSCLES

It is challenging to get motivated for anything after a serious leg workout, let alone jumping into another body part. To incorporate this, one needs to be able to apply a Herculean effort to get through the program.

TRAIN BIG MUSCLES TO GET STRONG MUSCLES

6 mins

STEVE KUCLO THE KINGSNAKE WILL STRIKE AT THE ARNOLD CLASSIC!

Steve Kuclo turned pro in 2011 and has had a decent career since then. Still, for a long time I put him in the category of someone who looked great on magazine covers but was likely never going to be an A-list pro. He had a big, wide bone structure that would need a lot more mass to fill out, and his chest and back were both areas that needed major improvement. But this Texan by way of Michigan is all about hard work. He was relentless in his goal of adding the needed mass and balancing out that big diamond in the rough physique. Now as we begin 2020, Steve Kuclo is a very different, much better bodybuilder. He turned pro at 255 pounds, and now brings 285 pounds of grainy, striated muscle to the stage, with far more beef in the pecs and lats. He has now cracked the top five at the Arnold and top six at the Mr. Olympia, elevating him to a higher status of contender. Now as he begins his prep for the 2020 Arnold Classic, The Kingsnake is finally in a position where people are talking about him as a favorite to win.

10+ mins

PPL on the RISE!

IS PUSH/PULL/LEGS THE ULTIMATE TRAINING ROUTINE FOR MASS GAINS?

PPL on the RISE!

7 mins

The MUTANT RETURNS

JOHNNIE JACKSON ISN’T RETIRED JUST YET

The MUTANT RETURNS

10+ mins

ARASH RAHBAR PUSHING HARD!

AFTER A POST-OLYMPIA WIN, HE’S DETERMINED TO CLIMB BACK UP THE RANKS AT THE OLYMPIA

10+ mins

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH CURRENT 212 OLYMPIA CHAMPION KAMAL ELGARGNI - GOING OUT THE CHAMP

Lee Haney did it in 1991. Dorian Yates did it in 1997. Flex Lewis did it in 2017. “What exactly?” you might ask. They all went out on top, retired from their respective divisions as winners on their terms, when they chose to. Current 212 Olympia champion Kamal Elgargni, originally from Libya— now living in my country of the U.K.— I decided to catch up with to find out more on perhaps one of the most unusual career paths of any IFBB pro competing today. It was only March 2018 that the then 46-year-old Kamal was making his long-overdue 212 pro debut shocking us all (not me, though; I’ll explain more later) and winning the Arnold Classic, beating out a-lister 212 names such as Jose Raymond (5th), Dave Henry (4th) and Charles Dixon (2nd). So many questions were thrown around after this surprise win and even more surprising pro debut at age 46. Naturally, this was not the typical series of events that would lead to a pro debut and yet here we were just 21 months later (at time of writing) sitting in Kamal’s front room discussing his competitive retirement.

9 mins

RISE of the JUGGERNAUT! - The U.K.'s Luke Sandoe Has Big Plans for 2020

LUKE SANDOE REALLY CAME ON OUR COLLECTIVE RADAR IN 2019, WITH A POWERHOUSE SHOWING AT THE ARNOLD CLASSIC AND AGAIN THAT SUMMER IN TAMPA. THE OLYMPIA DIDN’T GO QUITE AS WELL. MOST BODYBUILDERS WOULD ONLY SHARE SO MUCH AS TO WHY THEY DIDN’T MEET THEIR GOALS, BUT LUKE IS AN OPEN BOOK. HERE, HE OPENS UP ABOUT HOW HIS HOME LIFE IMPACTED HIS BODYBUILDING, AND GOES INTO DETAIL ABOUT HIS BRUTALLY HEAVY TRAINING STYLE AND WHY IT WORKS BEST FOR HIM.

RISE of the JUGGERNAUT! - The U.K.'s Luke Sandoe Has Big Plans for 2020

10+ mins

Pumping Up to Get Hard

Does Viagra Boost Testosterone and Athletic Performance?

Pumping Up to Get Hard

5 mins

BRUTAL MUSCLE

My 9 Golden Rules of Nutrition

BRUTAL MUSCLE

4 mins

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Muscular Development Magazine Description:

PublisherAdvanced Research Media, Inc.

CategoryMen's Interest

LanguageEnglish

FrequencyMonthly

Muscular Development Magazine is the ultimate guide to bodybuilding and fitness. Each issue is packed with expert advice, inspiring stories, and stunning photo spreads that will help you achieve your fitness goals.

The magazine is aimed at men and women who are interested in bodybuilding and fitness. It is a popular resource for both beginners and experienced bodybuilders alike.

Here are some of the things you can expect to find in Muscular Development Magazine:

* Comprehensive training programs designed by some of the world's top bodybuilding coaches
* Expert advice on nutrition, supplementation, and recovery
* In-depth interviews with professional bodybuilders about their training routines, diets, and philosophies
* Stunning photo spreads of the world's top bodybuilders

Muscular Development Magazine is the perfect resource for anyone who is serious about bodybuilding and fitness. Subscribe today and start building your dream physique!

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