Men's Fitness

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Articles in March 2007 issue of Men's Fitness

• Imagine
  by Neal Boulton
• Spring your traps: switch to this exercise for greater trapezius growth
  by Nick Nilsson
• Eye candy
• Big man on campus
  by Nate Millado
• Trophy muscles: we heap some praise on 2006's most award-worthy flicks
  by Nate Millado
• The spring-break workout: get the body you want just in time for when you really need it—before hitting the beach this spring
  by Jeff Cavaliere
• No excuses
  by Dan M.
• Stretching the truth: this month's myth: you need to stretch every day
  by Cameron McGarr
• Digital age
• What about Brian?
  by Nate Millado
• Widescreen workout: our roundup of the past year's fittest movie moments
  by Lindsay Brown
• Lifting Q&A
• NBA Street Homecourt:
• Eating out
  by Steve P.
• Squeeze play: find out which juice you should chug … and which one deserves to be chucked
• Head shot
• Ali Rap
• The Prestige
• Lost Planet:
• If you could improve any part of your body—without having to work for it—what would you choose?
• Drop 5: lose the love handles! Each month, we give you five ways to take off five pounds—within the next 30 days
  by Lindsay Brown
• Ridin' dirty: meet the man who's setting the pace for the world of mountain-bike racing
  by Noah Johnson
• Keep the girl
• Babel
• Win this bike
• Red sea: our March recipe will have your shrimp swimming in an ocean of pasta and homemade sauce
  by Robin Miller
• Ready to roll: to help you maximize your two-wheel adventures this spring, we've put together two ultimate kits: one for the road and one for the trail
  by Andrew Vontz
• The ultimate sexcessory
• Lily Allen: Alright, Still
• Our bad
• The Caprese: get the flavor of an Italian appetizer—plus a kick—without all the fat
  by Drew Levinson
• Tri harder: Andy Potts turned his "quarter-life crisis" into some serious street cred by qualifying for the 2004 Olympics after a mere 22 months of training. MF talks with the iron man about his strategy
  by Tristan Fischer-Smith
• Want Moore?
  by Richard Kern
• Machine: the Machine armed with a sweet swing and a quiet confidence, St. Louis slugger Albert Pujols is poised for another title run—and a few shattered records along the way
  by Sam Borden
• Combat zone
• Progress report: we checked in on three former Success Stories to find out if they still have something to celebrate
  by Brandon Guarneri
• What's it like to drive …? The space shuttle
  by Scott Altman
• Global warming: she's already a modeling and TV sensation in England and Australia—now hottie Gabrielle Richens is making a splash in the U.S. with her role in the new horror flick Hack!
  by Elizabeth Sanchez
• Time: for the open road, the infinite sky, and the jagged edge
  by Jelle Wagenaar
• How I stay fit
  by Omarion
• Metro-free zone
• The history of traffic
  by Ky Henderson
• The MF chick decoder
• The Tao of grilling: our three-step plan for getting that fresh-from-the-grill summer-burger taste, even in the dead of winter
  by Kimberly Flynn
• Do a handstand pushup: MF's tricks for performing the most incredible deeds
  by Brandon Guarneri
• Checkmate
• Barbara Terry answers your car queries
  by Barbara Terry
• Meet the girl behind the porn: adult star Carmen Luvana is living proof that Latin girls' hips really don't lie
• Power to the people: whether you're working on weekend projects around the house or building from the ground up, these essential tools will help you drill, hammer, and saw your way through even the most arduous task
  by Noah Johnson
• Increase upper-body power: every month, a new tactic to help you lift more—immediately!
• Narrow-minded
• Porsche lover's seat
  by Ky Henderson
• Sibling revelry: actor Dave Annable relishes his adopted Brothers and Sisters and smash TV hit
  by Nate Millado
• Triple threat: get the benefits of bodybuilding, powerlifting, and Olympic weightlifting in one super program
  by Dave Difabio