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Articles in Oct, 2006 issue of Men's Fitness

• Southern comfort
  by Kimberly Keily
• Red flags: that hot blonde you've been casually kicking it with may be the girl of your dreams—or she could be a nightmare just waiting to rear her ugly, horned head. How can you tell the difference? We've gathered all the clues you need to calculat
  by Bobbi Dempsey
• Do it blind
  by Chuck C.
• Squat more weight: every month, a new tactic to help you lift more—immediately!
  by Joe Stankowski
• What's up doc? Mf uncovers the man behind the Hydrocut ads
  by Jon Marshall
• Princeton Tec Apex Headlamp
• The number game: 16
• Justin Timberlake: future sex/love sounds
• The fall
  by Neal Boulton
• Crush a full soda a can in your hands: MF's tricks for performing the most incredible deeds
  by Mark Philippi
• Drop 5: lose the love handles! Each month, we give you five ways to take off five pounds—within the next 30 days
  by Kimberly Flynn
• Primal Quest: in the red, rocky desert of southern Utah, the air is dry and still and temperatures hover around 100 degrees under the hot summer sun. Not the ideal conditions for being active outdoors—but, then again, Primal Quest, the world's premie
  by Noah Johnson
• Training camp: each issue, the top athletes dole out tips on improving your game. This month's skill: endurance
  by Nate Millado
• Beyonce: b'day
• Down and dirty
  by Ariane Marder
• Massage therapy
• Coat of arms
  by Kimberly Kelly
• Boomer Sooner: Adrian Peterson is back, and he's healthier and hungrier than ever before. Sidelined by a nagging ankle injury for a few games last year, the Oklahoma running back still rushed more yards than any other Big 12 RB. Now Peterson's poised to w
  by Nate Millado
• Madden NFL 2007:
• No bulk strength training get stronger, not bigger, in four weeks
  by Eric Cressey
• Discomfort zone: change your grip and stance on a few key exercises and you can work muscles you didn't even know you had
  by Brian Grasso
• Brew guide
• Our bad
  by Bryan S.
• Olympic muscle: training strategies for the guy who has a hard time building muscle
  by Jason Ferruggia
• The black berry: named for the infamous handheld device, this one drink you won't want to put down
  by Heather Branch
• Faster than truck: the Ford F-150 is transformed from a sturdy workhorse into an explosive thoroughbred
  by Jon Wilde
• Smokin' J: actor Jay Hernandez's career heats up with a new show and a controversial Oliver Stone pic
  by Nate Millado
• Lucky Number Slevin:
• Q + a
• Leg Room: get a great workout even when the gym is crowded
  by Zach Even-Esh
• Heavy metal
  by Kimberly Kelly
• What's it like to drive …? The world's biggest truck—a Liebherr T282 B mining vehicle
  by Jon Wilde
• Southern belle: MF talks shop with My Name Is Earl's down-home hottie, Jaime Pressly
  by Noah Johnson
• Showtime: no time for fitness? No problem
  by Sean Hyson
• It's on at the O!
• Fast-food fixes
• Tool time
  by Kimberly Kelly
• How to kick ass in … fantasy football: tired of losing the office pool to Jeff, that prick from accounting who goes so far as to make custom jerseys for his fantasy teams? Yeah, we are, too. So we spoke with fantasy-football guru Michael Fabiano fro
  by Matt Bertz
• Scissor Sisters: Ta-Dah
• 8.03 Sec.: a look inside America's oldest extreme sport, in which the point isn't to win or lose—but to stare death in the face without blinking
  by Brian O'Connor
• Our good
  by Tom Q.
• Supp O' the month: the latest, greatest supplement to land on our desk
• The cutting edge: Nutritionist Tanya Zuckerbrot, M.S., R.D., provides answers for your most dire dietary dilemmas
  by Tanya Zuckerbrot
• Bagger claim: retire your old rucksack and find a better bag to carry your gear in. One pack can't do it all, so consider these options for your next expedition
  by Noah Johnson
• 24 Hours with … Hunter Kemper: for Hunter Kemper, the world's no. 1 triathlete, keeping his ranking up and his competition behind him is all in a day's work. We caught up with the triple-sport phenom to see how he spends his waking hours
  by Noah Johnson
• Poseidon:
• The rotational chest press: give your workout a lift with this new move
  by Cameron McGarr
• Bread winners: find out which loaves rise to the occasion and which ones are toast
  by Elizabeth Sanchez
• Knot again
  by Kimberly Kelly
• Presidential debate: last season's Heisman winner, Reggie "The President" Bush, sizes up his picks for this season's top three contenders
  by Matt Bertz
• Test drive unlimited:
• End zone
  by Ben Grieme
• Guitar giveaway!
• Handle more weight: switch to this exercise for greater grip strength
  by Craig Ballantyne
• Survival of the fittest: how working out saved David Lee Nail's life—in more ways than one
  by Sean Hyson
• Foreign super models: America is the car capital of the world—yet, because of tight trade regulations, overzealous safety standards, and other bothersome red tape, some of the world's coolest cars aren't available here. These tides should be given im
  by Eric Adams
• High five: tune in to these five can't-miss watercooler shows
  by Michael Ausiello
• The Grudge 2:
• Company of heroes:
• MF web poll results
• Why I work out
  by Dave Navarro
• Analyze this: she played Captain Liberty on Fox's The Tick and used her good looks to seduce a doctor on ER. Now actress Liz Vassey is adding crime-solving to her list of skills as she joins the cast of the award-winning drama CSI, playing sassy DNA-lab t
  by Elizabeth Sanchez
• Body shop: Barbara Terry answers your car queries
  by Barbara Terry
• TV on DVD: play catch-up with last season's tube tops
• Body art: rock bassist Tim Commerford's tatoo keeps him in shape
  by Sean Hyson
• Cell your soul: you are what you dial. That's why we've done all the legwork in finding a new mobile phone for you based on the type of guy you are and the features you've got to have in order to stay connected
  by Joshua Goldman