Saturday, January 23, 2016

The Winter 2015 Issue of Building the Body Quarterly



The winter 2015 issue of Building the Body Quarterly will be mailed the week of January 25th, 2016.   

This issue features:

Fernandez’s Ferrigno Classic
- Training for it:  about the tremendous amount of work needed to get in shape after bulking up 30 pounds.
         
- Contest Report: He won his class over 50

- Sara and Michael are a couple of PhDS from Australia who did a Zane Experience recently.  Here’s the progress they made.

- Specialization is what to do in the off season when you are not training as hard or as often.  Working your weak points is essential for a complete physique.

- Egg White Perfection – We are eagerly anticipating the new batch of this unique product containing L-glutamine in free form.  Here’s why it’s the best supplement available only from us.

- Tom Rutherford got some valuable posing tips in his Zane Experience program and took some nice photos while in San Diego.

- Mia Morissette has an amazing physique and tells about her training and how she feels about women’s bodybuilding.

- Carbon 60 is a powerful free radical scavenger and may enhance training.  Learn about the research. 

- Blood Pressure – Bodybuilders, do you know what your blood pressure is?

- Build Horseshoe Triceps – Here’s a great routine to build and shape the biggest muscles of the upper arm.

- Frankly Speaking about stuff we are doing besides training

- Classic Physique Rules – It’s official.  NPC and IFBB have OK’d the classic bodybuilding physique division.  Good news is that are many height/weight categories so there will be lots of winners. 

This is a very informative issue with lots of impressive photos available currently in hard copy mailed out four times a year.  

Subscribe today and take advantage of this unique publication by going to www.frankzane.com.  

Mailed USPS hard copy it's only $24 in USA, $26.28 in CA, $30 in Canada, and $35 overseas.

All the best,
FZ

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