Any body building mags worth reading?

[razer2000]

I completely lost interest in the bodybuilding mags ever since I realized how untruthful and blatantly deceiving they were. This was about 7 years ago.

Has anything changed since then? Are there any magazines out there that tell the truth about steroids? Or do they all continue to attribute these massive muscle gains as the product of supplements and protein powders? If there is an honest mag out there, please let me know. I'd like to start reading them again.

Also, what is the word on Greg Kovacs. I'm looking at his stats and it says he weighs (off-season) 425 lbs. (though he plans on competing at 350 lbs.), has bigger arms than any bodybuilder in history, and is stronger than any powerlifter on the planet. Is this guy the next Arnold or what? What's the scoop?

Thanks.

 

[KrazyK]

no, the mags have just gotten worse. And there is only one mag that has anything in it to do with steroids, just a little monthly Q&A column, and that is just to get your attention, because most of that monthly column is just a big ad for muscletech products. It's all about the money nowadays, they'll write anything in those rags to get people to buy them, I only buy them for the swimsuit issues now.

 

[Deepsquat]

there arn't many magazines left anymore...they are catalogues with articles designed to sell thier products,,,sucks too....MuscleMag used to be the best....now I buy maybe one issue a year ....I just buy flex now....Though at times Ironman has some good articles in it.

 

[HamsterHider]

oops you are wrong in my opinion. testosterone is good if you can get past the biotest ads. also muscle media 2000 will help you get big is you supplement your reading with anavar

 

[THE BOUNCER]

I completely lost interest in the bodybuilding mags ever since I realized how untruthful and blatantly deceiving they were. This was about 7 years ago.

Has anything changed since then? Are there any magazines out there that tell the truth about steroids? Or do they all continue to attribute these massive muscle gains as the product of supplements and protein powders? If there is an honest mag out there, please let me know. I'd like to start reading them again.

Also, what is the word on Greg Kovacs. I'm looking at his stats and it says he weighs (off-season) 425 lbs. (though he plans on competing at 350 lbs.), has bigger arms than any bodybuilder in history, and is stronger than any powerlifter on the planet. Is this guy the next Arnold or what? What's the scoop?

Thanks.

KOVACS IS STRONG I WILL GIVE HIM THAT, BUT I WAS AT THE NIGHT OF THE CHAMPIONS LAST MONTH AND HE GOT BOOED OF THE STAGE. HE JUST LOOKED SLOPPY.

 

[Deepsquat]

Muscle Media used to be the best Mag out there(I forgot about them) When it was a news letter and then the first few issues of the magazine format ....Bill even wrote editorial statement sayin that he would never sell out ! What a lieng FUCK.....I won't even pick it up at the news stand...www.t-mag.com is great and I read it every week....but it is not a real mag!

 

[FriarFuckk]

Anabolic insider (www.anabolicinsider.com) is a pretty kick ass mag Flex can be decent at times too...

 

[HamsterHider]

Yes testosterone is a real mag. i get the hard copy in the mail. it is like the best of tmag combined.

 

[trial0r]

i get flex, but it angers me how they try and pass pros off as natural. muscle media has become more of a porno than a bb magazine. dont get me wrong, i love women and pussy, but comeon if i buy a bb magazine im looking for workout related shit.

 

[Stangman99]

i wonder if greg zulak's column in musclemag is complete BS, ever notice that nowhere in the mag is an address to write questions to him? then of course every answer has a plug for muscletech products