Ken Waller recalls the first time he saw Frank Zane train his abdominals. It heightened Ken's attention to this critical body part. Ken outlines his abdominal routine in this must read article. Note: To no ones surprise there is the usual promotion of as many Weider products as humanly possible! Source: Muscle Builder Power (July…
Steve Reeves shares his training routine and philosophies that helped build his iconic physique. Source: MuscleMag International (July 1980)
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Sergio Oliva shares his mammoth 'Thursday Routine'. The volume and brutality of his routines are legendary. His sessions were 3 hours in duration and in this one he trains abdominals, legs, chest, back, delts and arms! Source: Muscle Builder / Power (December 1968)
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Three unique and long exercises are featured this month. The supine Dumbell circles, forward raises with cables and the forward twist bend. Source: Muscular Development (March 1971)
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Muscular Development often provided some instructional exercise guidance. This edition focuses on jumping with a weight belt, folding leg raises and stretching. Source: Muscular Development (Feb 1975)
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Dennis Tinerino explains how he developed his Abdominals for the 1979 Mr Olympia. Dennis had some of the better abdominal development of the time for a man of his mass. He also provides recommended routines for the beginner, intermediate and advanced trainer. THIS ARTICLE WAS PROVIDED BY JASON BENNIE, HAWAII, USA. Thankyou to Jason for…
Muscular Development often provided some instructional exercise guidance. This edition focuses on the Half Sit Up and Half Leg Raise, Rowing Motion while Bent Forward and the One Arm Dumbell Raise while Lying on Side. Source: Muscular Development (Issue Mar 1970)
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Muscular Development often provided a column called "Explaining the Exercise". This month focuses on the Side Bend fir oblique development. Source: Muscular Development (Dec 1970)
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An instructional guide to the mechanics of the Sit-Up. Source: Muscle & Co (May 1985)
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Forget the Hip Thrusts Lady's. A small, firm waistline keeps a woman young and athletic looking. Learn how with the1981 IFBB Women's World Pr Champion, Lynn Conkwright. Source: Muscle & Fitness (Feb 82)
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One thing about midsection work is that you don't need elaborate equipment. Back in the 80's it was a roman chair sit-up and a sit-up slant board. This is a great article directed at women but works for all. Source: Joe Weider's Muscle and Fitness (Collector Edition) (Jan 1981)
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Muscular Development often provided instructional exercise guidance. This edition focuses on the Dumbell Circles for Deltoids, Circular Leg Rotation for Abdominals and the Double Tricep Extension with Cables. Source: Muscular Development (Issue April 1967)
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