Men's Fitness
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Articles in April 2004 issue of Men's Fitness
- A closer shave
- Watch for ladies raiding the meds
- A study by UC Irvine and the Georgia Institute of Technology shows that the high you get from running and the one pot smokers get from lighting up are the same—and are caused by similar changes in brain chemistry
- Hate wine but want to protect your heart?
- Bed, bondage, and beyond! These linens encourage dirty deeds, even straight out of the dryer
by Matt Coppa - Tenchu: return from darkness, Xbox
by Andrew Vontz - Ask the strong man
by Mark Philippi - Bounce back: 40 smart solutions for when life smacks you in the head
by Peggy Noonan - And she drives! Venezuelan beauty and pro race-car driver Milka Duno gives new meaning to the term "fast girl."
by Neevy Hadar - Working out may make you a better employee
- 6 jobs in 6 months: escape your unfulfilling life with a radical career change
- Heavy-lifting hardware: build bigger biceps with this twisting version of the classic curl bar
- Heart to heart
- Designer eggs: an excellent idea—or more hype than they're cracked up to be?
by Andrea Platzman - The exercise doctor: use this innovative calf raise to stabilize your ankles
by Michael Mejia - Weird science? The Ultimate Human Experiment is poised to unleash the ultra-fast, super-strong perfect athlete that lives inside each and every one of us. Or is it?
by Jeff O'Connell - Got E?
- Despite all the headlines, a new study claiming that high-carb diets are just as effective as high-protein diets is flawed
- Women have looser lips
- All your faves go low-carb
- Taxing times: how to save big bucks this April without triggering an audit
by Joseph (American screenwriter) Anthony - Video of the month
- Gut check: drop the weight—and keep it off
- Outward Bound
by Les Shu - World of knowledge: never before have more brains and brawn been harnessed to solve your pressing dilemmas
by Jeff O'Connell - Perfect 10; beautiful women expose themselves—and their feelings
by Sean Hyson - Most in the least: get fast results with this 2-in-1 move
- Best in show
by Sean Hyson - Protein: a guide to maximum muscle: confused? Let us separate the gristle from the meat
by Samantha Heller - Sore no more: more gain, less pain with this two-step training trick
by Craig Ballantyne - Intensity warning in effect! An energy surge of massive proportions is heading your way in the form of new EXTREME ENERGY TECH!
- Drinking beer may reduce your risk of colon cancer by up to 22%, according to a study published in the International Journal of Cancer
- Bad to good: a fluid guide to the best and worst alcoholic drinks based on calorie content
- Working stiff: is your job killing you? Take our test to find out
- Tips from the chief
- Ticker tape: twelve ways to keep your heart from breaking
by Brian Good - Kitchen Gear: get stadium taste at home
- Beginner's Q&A: train smart, don't get caught up in the pyramid scam
by Alwyn Cosgrove - According to a new University of Alabama report, eating vitamin-D-fortified foods like milk and cereal when you're young may reduce your risk of developing arthritis and multiple sclerosis
- Dad failed if … you can't crush a can on your head
- Old McDonald had a gut: how fast-food peddler Rick Lovett stopped eating his inventory
by Sean Hyson - Mass building supplement breakthrough revealed: the ultimate weight-gain formula from muscleTech is coming to change the way you put on muscle!
- Most "light" ice cream sucks
- Muscle meals
- Men's fitness online gets a makeover!
- Have something important you need to remember—like your date's name?
- Scam a smokey: about 112,000 speeding tickets are issued daily. Here's how to keep your record clean
by Matt Coppa - Order's up! The MF guide to the best drive-thru foods
by Kathleen Zelman - Boredom buster: to help stay focused, add some variety to your cardio workout by getting your muscles involved
- Grab a tape measure and wrap it around your middle
- Losing weight shouldn't mean feeling hungry! Find out how DIET-TECH, a new, scientifically formulated supplement, can help you curb the hunger cravings that can sabotage your plan to lose weight
- Do it on Pec
- How to pull an all-nighter: six tricks to keep going and going, even without sleep
by Dan Gordon - You don't want to be overweight, but it may not be that bad to have a few fat cells sprinkled throughout your system
- The running man
by Andrew Vontz - World gone mad: if you've cut beef from your diet because of fears over sick cows, you might want to reconsider. You're making a mistake
by Brian Good - Time for new things: it's spring again, thus the man in charge re-introduces you to newness
by Peter Sikowitz - 6-pack solutions: here's the only guide you need to help you get rock-hard abs!
- Putting the best foot forward: fit your feet with the right threads for better performance
- Fat city in denial
- Food court: we settle your nutrition queries without prejudice. This month: the case against sodium
by Sara Cohen - One to know
by David Scott - Online survey
- How to … crush a softball: become a heavy hitter with three expert tips for going yard
by David Scott - Capital gains
- Just good scents: beyond Brut and High Karate—mark your territory with a more refined air
by Warren Christopher - Leaf relief
- Schindler's list
by Andrew Vontz - MF mistress
by Sarah Hedley - Anatomy 101: latissimus dorsi: you may know it as your big back muscle, or "lats"
- The cure for runner's rut: keep the miles fresh by varying the speed, distance, and intensity of your runs
- Be a wild man
- Small wonder: Apple's new iPod Mini is smaller than standard iPods, hence the name
- What's it like to … Break your penis
by Megan Neuringer - Review remnants
- High-parformance technology: speed up your swing to lower your score
- An East Carolina University study found that the longer you run, the lower your risk of heart disease becomes
- Jean therapy: when choosing denim, as in life, it's all in the details
by Warren Christopher - Fresh air: are you ready for adrenaline season?
by Matt Coppa - Floetry, floacism, dreamworks
by Andrew Vontz