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Articles in May, 2005 issue of Men's Fitness

• Protein pancakes
  by John Williams
• Satellite receivers
• The trainer's toolbox: perfect practice leads to better performance
• Low-Carb chocolate milk
• You rule
  by Dan Westman
• Trainer spotlight: meet the brains behind our brawn, MF's Trainer of the Month
• Time for an oil change
  by Jeff Volek
• Vitamin e
  by Christopher R. Mohr
• "Honey, do you think we could film it this time?" Homemade porn is hotter than the stuff you download. Here's what you need to know to be the ultimate nudie photographer
  by Belisa Vranich
• I Love Huckabees
• Boba fete! Use the force—and you might just win the latest Star Wars video game and controller
  by Les Shu
• Elevate your game
• How the loudmouth, shy, rock & roll wannabe, serial guy dater always gets the girl
  by Ky Henderson
• Slim fast: for Les Achord, quick was the only way to get fit
  by Sean Hyson
• Exercise of the month: the close-grip bench press with scapular retraction
  by Cameron McGarr
• Bar of the month
  by Christopher R. Mohr
• Pack-man: preparing for a two- to three-day business trip? Leave the oversize suitcase at home. All you need is a well-organized carry-on and a little creative dressing for the flight
  by Kimberly Keily
• Beck Guero
  by Marc Montandon
• Ozzy Osbourne
  by Marc Montandon
• Golf for guys who don't golf: or … how not to look like an idiot on the course
  by Michael Corcoran
• XM vs. Sirius
  by Joshua Goldman
• One photo wasn't enough
  by Elinor Carucci
• Order this … at Wendy's
• You can't get enough of this spice
• Summer shades: pick a classic: aviator sunglasses never go out of style
  by Kimberly Keily
• Rise of the Kasai
  by Marc Montandon
• MF starter kit
• Beach body training: this third installment of our four-part series puts you on the path to maximum definition.
  by Sean Hyson
• Q+A
• Under cover
  by Frank Kleinman
• Work right for a change
  by Neal Boulton
• Doctor's orders: may we get a second opinion?
• Powder of the month
  by Christopher R. Mohr
• Lost and found: TV's most mysterious con man is no longer out to sea
  by Nate Millado
• Battle of the exes: he may hit leadoff for the Yankees, but when it comes to the ladies, Derek Jeter always cleans up
  by Jacob Kalish
• Tools of the trade: gear designed for casual players—or those playing to keep their job
• The secret to faster gains: use this little-known training method to ignite never-before-seen growth
  by Chad Waterbury
• Fat in the USA
  by Will Flynn
• Frozen dinners: we know you don't eat them all the time, but when you're too lazy to cook—which meat is worth defrosting?
  by Belisa Vranich
• Quercetin
  by Christopher R. Mohr
• A guide to her glutes: we all know what you want is on the other side. What you don't know is how hugging those curves will let you accelerate to the straightaway faster
  by Delancey Essex
• Moby Hotel
  by Marc Montandon
• Prequel predictions: Star Wars: Episode III opens soon. Below: 10 things to look for and five you'll never see
  by William Crawford
• Armed and dangerous; the best arm-wrestlers in the world reveal their winning secrets
  by Brian Libby
• Get ready to swing: use these tips to get your game going in the right direction
  by Michael Corcoran
• MF winner's corner
• Pattern play
  by Kimberly Keily
• Doom 3
  by Marc Montandon
• The best places to party this summer: planning your annual road trip with the guys? We've narrowed down your choices with our official list of the "Top 5 Party Destinations in North America"
• Weak-point training: quick fixes for your trouble areas. This month: back and biceps
  by Alwyn Cosgrove
• MF web poll results
• Product placement: where you apply your cologne can make a big difference in how long a scent lasts and even how it smells to other people
  by Kimberly Keily
• Icy hot
  by Steve Williams
• Running on empty: this month's myth: doing cardio first thing in the morning on an empty stomach is the best way to burn fat
  by Craig Ballantyne
• Keep it "casual" and hot
• Closer
  by Marc Montandon
• Andy Roddick's racquet
• Muscle by design: use this lesson in the finer points of lifting to build a better workout and a better body
  by Alwyn Cosgrove
• Weight and see
  by Bob Tinsdale
• Strength strategies: throw your old bench-press record away with this tip on building a new best
  by Mark Philippi
• All-time champ
  by Kimberly Keily
• Outlaw Tennis
  by Marc Montandon
• Where to go: when you're ready to sail, check out these windblown locales
• Title-fight club: the best championship bouts of all time
• Lift This! Build real-world strength with these strongman training tricks
  by Sean Hyson
• The rehab clinic: quit your gimping and get back in the game. This month: dealing with knee pain
  by Bill Hartman
• Find your range: forget about touching your toes—this test provides a true measurement of your flexibility
• Become a success story!
• Bug killer
  by Ed Wallis
• Grill off your gut: the perfect fuel for building the perfect body
  by Elizabeth M. Ward
• Alpha-lipoic acid
  by Christopher R. Mohr
• Incident at Loch Ness
  by Marc Montandon
• Desert storm
• Changing of the guard: after several steady NBA seasons, Steve Nash is suddenly dominating the league
  by Mac Montandon
• Meet the coach: Tim Bishop, M.S., C.S.C.S., strength and conditioning coach for the Baltimore Orioles
  by Ethan Boldt
• Nitric Oxide supplement buyers guide: review on the hottest Nitric Oxide product of 2005!
• Everything you know about abs is wrong
  by Lou Schuler
• The hard gainer
  by Alwyn Cosgrove
• Burger basics: how to grill the perfect patty
  by Christopher R. Mohr
• Bromelain
  by Christopher R. Mohr

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