Men's Fitness

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Articles in June-July 2004 issue of Men's Fitness

• Rhyme time
• Before you strap on your fins and tank to go scuba diving, you may want to schedule a quick trip to the gym
• Scientists have theorized for years that eating eggs may help improve your memory
• Uni-psychos: mountain unicyclists ride the highway in the sky
  by Sean Hyson
• Good to bad
  by Matt Coppa
• Buzz off: how to stay bite-free all summer long
  by Peggy Noonan
• Man vs. beast: how the rider and the ridden match up
  by Coppa Matt
• Card stud: World Poker Tour Champion Alan Goehring tells us when to hold 'em, fold 'em, walk away, and run
  by Matt Coppa
• Build muscle while you sleep: don't just dream about building muscle. Continue the process after you train and during the night with some help from a revolutionary advancement in protein supplementation!
• All for Nautica: Nautica gets straight A's in the style department
  by Warren Christopher
• Power Block
• Weighty matters
• In addition to strengthening your heart, toning muscle, and helping maintain your ideal weight, exercise may strengthen your immunity against some colds and viral infections, a new study shows
• Shopping for supplements?
• Abs in depth: use this six-part series by Australian strength coach Ian King, C.S.C.S., to build the ultimate six-pack
  by Ian King
• Bar exam
  by Sean Hyson
• Over the top? Arm-wrestling enters the 21st century with the Enforcer
  by David Scott
• A perfect gift for dads & grads
• Sizing up to them: Tim Readus gave up his game but found his true calling
  by Sean Hyson
• A day without protein? Find out why getting big is nearly impossible without NITRO-TECH™ on your side!
• Put your best feet forward
  by Warren Christopher
• Get Active America!
• Men's Fitness: from the '80s to the future! In January 1986, we were called Sports and Fitness, and offered expertise about health and neon blue suits. Little has changed
• He's an animal
• Flex time
• Drinks
• Take it outside: turn the playground into a free gym
  by Matt Coppa
• Perfect 10: beautiful women expose themselves … and their feelings about us
  by Sean Hyson
• Hot watch: why it's the heat and the humidity
  by Coppa Matt
• Hot times: the big man on the virtue of being prepared
  by Peter Sikowitz
• Afternoon delight
  by Dan S.
• "I'll start tomorrow"
• Mo' money: here are Parts 2 and 3 of our "Summer Abs" series
  by Alwyn Cosgrove
• The heat is on: want to look your best all summer long? Eat these foods—now!
  by Elizabeth M. Ward
• ESQ Quest™
• Curling 'n' hurling
• The weakest link
  by Will Moseley
• No wonder obesity may soon pass smoking as the leading killer in the United States
• First, the good news: moderate drinking is still good for you, reducing your risk of heart disease by up to 28%, according to a new study from the University of Massachusetts
• No pain all gain: MF teaches you right from wrong, exercise by exercise, every month
  by Matt Coppa
• MF mistress
  by Sarah Hedley
• Los Lobos
  by Matt Coppa
• Win the rat race
• Bathroom buffet
  by Jack Z.
• Vision quest: a behind-the-scenes look at the newest ways to see clearly
  by Michele Meyer
• Deliver the knockout punch to fat: MuscleTech may have found the perfect fat-loss supplement in new HYDROXYCUT®, and it's now available to help you knock out fat!
• Loaded deck: everything you need to keep your backyard BBQ smokin'
  by Andrew J.I. Vontz
• Winning combos: to build a better workout, pair the right exercises at the right time
  by Craig Ballantyne
• Puma
• Better than water?
• Feets of fashion
  by Richie Malvin
• Slipping on a pair of headphones before you hit the weight bench can do more than just improve your workout—it may make you smarter
• Got honey?
• Most in the least: say good morning to stronger legs and shoulders
  by Alwyn Cosgrove
• Ray bans: seven ways to save your skin this summer
  by Justina Medina
• Echobelly
  by Matt Coppa
• What the hell is that? The truth behind those strange lumps and colors in food
  by Elizabeth M. Ward
• World of knowledge: never have more brains and brawn been harnessed to solve your pressing dilemmas
  by Jeff O'Connell
• Get your summer on!
  by Tamar Schreibman
• Ask the strong man
  by Mark Philippi
• Bad boss, no Martini! The MF guide to your out-of-control supervisor
  by Maria Santos
• Control your carbs … while your muscle growth runs wild! New CELL-TECH™ Carb Control is going to take your body to the next level!
• All aboard the "Mind/Body Cruise," October 9-16, 2004!
• Just like a pill
• Winner's circle
  by Alan Dawn
• Next time you buy new basketball shoes, look for the pair with the best support
• Chocolate has more disease-fighting antioxidants per ounce than almost any other food, but here's an even better reason to crave it: eating chocolate may lower your blood pressure
• Whaddaya bench? Each month, we stop a stranger and put him to the test
  by Matt Coppa
• Health plus: breaking diabetes news
  by Coppa Matt
• Def Jam Vendetta II
  by Matt Coppa
• Addicted to love
  by Allison Winn Scotch
• Eau yeah: this time of year, lighter is better
  by Warren Christopher
• Pick up your game
  by Eric Butterman
• The 7-minute solution: your simple fix for fast gains. This month: the pull-up
  by Lori Incledon
• Rubbed out
  by Bob C.
• The MF Health Plan: this prescription for maximizing the benefits of exercise is so effective, we've put our name on it
  by Alex Koch
• MuscleTech.com
• Ball buster
• Double up
  by Jim Felps
• Hundreds of guys get blasted with ultrasound each year in an attempt to help their damaged muscles heal more quickly