Men's Fitness

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Articles in March 2008 issue of Men's Fitness

• Eat this … at Burger King
• The fit list: 10 things we love this month
  by Nate Millado
• Chivalry: the next generation
  by R. Bobby
• The big squeeze
• The Samurai Prince: UFC light-heavyweight contender Rashad "Sugar" Evans follows an ancient philosophy to gain a mental edge
  by Sean Hyson
• Wing tips: a good wingman is your personal mercenary when you're on a mission to score. Which buddy will serve you best? Here are four golden qualities to look for when choosing a partner for the trenches
  by Ariane Marder
• Where pricks aren't bad: the world's oldest form of medicine may cure aches and shed pounds
  by Eric Lenkowitz
• Stay warm, look cool: these tech toys will keep you plugged in during the worst weather
  by Joanna Stern
• Taster's choices
  by V. Matt
• Let's jam: nothing tastes better than a juicy PB&J. We tried the leading "fit" strawberry jellies, so you can indulge without piling on unwanted calories
  by Elizabeth Sanchez
• Body shop
  by Ryan Friedlinghaus
• A rye comeback: two delicious ways to get warm—and toasted—this winter
  by Noah Rothbaum
• Don't hate on Pilates: this ultra-intense core training works for chicks, and it will for you, too
  by Brandon Guarneri
• The fittest and fattest cities in America: is your town keeping you fit or making you fat? MF's annual survey reveals the cities that embrace a healthy lifestyle and exposes the ones that, well, need more salad bars
  by Eric Hubler
• Stop hating
  by E. Tad
• Healthy stacks: flapjacks drowned in syrup and butter is not a "fit" way to start the day. Try these lean tasty options instead
  by Lindsay Brown
• Journey man
  by Renee Marchione
• Oh, no you didn't: trouble in paradise? Here are five simple steps to diffuse any lady who's ready to explode
  by Hadley Tomicki
• The abductor and adductor
• Eric Hubler [1]
• Five best buzzer beaters: our picks for the five top last-second shots in NCAA Tournament history
  by Todd Schulz
• The core ultimate workout: whether you want ripped abs, better on-field performance, or bigger lifts in the gym, you won't get there without a solid core. Here's how to build it
  by Keith Scott
• Position wanted
  by S. Jason
• Cutting edge
  by Tanya Zuckerbrot
• Kicking it
  by Renee Marchione
• A guy's guide to pork: from the healthiest cuts to the best ways to prepare it, here's everything you need to know about the other white meat
  by Kimberly Flynn
• Joe Abunassar [3]
• Behind the wheels: gentlemen, start your engines. Prepare for a tour of the world's ultimate auto races
  by Noah Johnson
• Purrrfect pitch: pussycat doll Nicole Scherzinger is not resting on her success. A new solo album and acting roles are just the start of her newest move—to become the music industry's next breakout star. But don't ask to work out with her. She goes i
  by Albert Kim
• Never too old
  by J. Dave
• Pomegranates: once considered an exotic treat, they are suddenly popping up everywhere—with good reason
  by Elizabeth M. Ward
• Put a lid on it
  by Renee Marchione
• Get fit for spring: use 'carb cycling' and fat-loss training to drop flab fast
  by John Alvino
• Winner's corner
  by Tony D'Alonzo
• Speed machines: there are no fitter cars on the road today than these speed racers
  by Blair S. Walker
• No time for never: after a paralyzing auto accident, rising motocross racer Matt Bigos was told he'd never walk again. Yet his passion for competition—and fitness!—proved doctors more wrong than everyone imagined. Everyone except him
  by Alyssa Roenigk
• Free stuff!
• Friends boost your brain
• A fine line
  by Renee Marchione
• The basketball workout: hone your game with these b-ball training strategies
  by Joe Abunassar
• Factoid 80
• The game guru: for CSTV founder Brian Bedol, staying fit—and being passionate about what you love—is the key to winning
  by Cora Daniels
• Trainer spotlight: Scott Dawson: fitness advice from the contributors who give our stories their brawn
  by Sean Hyson
• Power is a choice
  by Roy S. Johnson
• Wild America
  by Ariane Marder
• Tea party: not drinking it? You're missing a lot
  by Lindsay Brown
• March madness
  by Cora Daniels
• The lifting Q: get "back," leg press reality, and rest between sets
  by Sean Hyson
• Factoid 62
• Tinker-ing with success
  by Cora Daniels
• Mental power: Shawn Lindo used his brain to build some serious bodybuilder brawn
  by Brandon Guarneri
• Alyssa Roenigk [2]
• The barbell curl: improve your form and build bigger guns
• Ride fit: pro snowboarder J.P. Walker offers insight on the fit side of the sport
  by Noah Johnson
• When the OH is also the boss, slow your roll
  by Jessica J
• The MF trainer directory: The team behind this month's fitness coverage
  by Sean Hyson
• Kitchen blunders: these cooking mistakes add major calories to your meals
  by Kimberly Flynn
• Lose weight at work
  by Cora Daniels
• Eric Lenkowitz [4]
• Push/pull training: build big, well-proportioned muscles in minimal time
• Board game: part of what makes spring snowboarding so great is soft snow and mild temperatures—perfect conditions for trying new tricks. Here are three sick setups that will help you step up your freestyle game
  by Noah Johnson
• My worst job
  by Christian Finnegan
• Don't supersize yourself
• The next karate kid? When it comes to grueling training, Sean Faris never backs down
  by Nate Millado
• Deep thoughts
  by Elias Z.
• Hard-gainer
  by Jason Ferruggia
• Building a beast: UNC's Tyler Hansbrough is a man among boys, thanks to his hardcore training regimen and an unrelenting desire to win
  by Brandon Guarneri
• Are you man enough? Proceed with caution! Curves ahead
  by Elizabeth Sanchez