Cover of MuscleMag International Magazine July 1982 No. 30 featuring Samir Bannout, showcasing bodybuilding aesthetics and articles on upper arm exercises, Mr. International, and backstage coverage of the Olympia.
Interior page of MuscleMag International Magazine July 1982 No. 30 displaying the editorial, lead article about Samir Bannout, and regular features, highlighting key bodybuilding topics and training insights.
Back cover of MuscleMag International Magazine July 1982 No. 30 advertising the Hercules 12 Station Multi-Gym, emphasizing its features for effective weight training and fitness.
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Cover of MuscleMag International Magazine July 1982 No. 30 featuring Samir Bannout, showcasing bodybuilding aesthetics and articles on upper arm exercises, Mr. International, and backstage coverage of the Olympia.Interior page of MuscleMag International Magazine July 1982 No. 30 displaying the editorial, lead article about Samir Bannout, and regular features, highlighting key bodybuilding topics and training insights.Back cover of MuscleMag International Magazine July 1982 No. 30 advertising the Hercules 12 Station Multi-Gym, emphasizing its features for effective weight training and fitness.Close-up image of the back cover of MuscleMag International Magazine, July 1982, No. 30 featuring details and promotional graphics related to bodybuilding equipment.

MuscleMag International Magazine July 1982 No. 30 Samir Bannout No Label

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MuscleMag International Magazine July 1982 No. 30 Samir Bannout No Label

This vintage July 1982 issue of MuscleMag International (No. 30) features Samir Bannout, the “Lion of Lebanon,” both respected for his friendly demeanor and feared for his fierce competitive presence. The issue also includes profiles of British champion Tony Emmott, Roy Callender’s training column, and Editor-in-Chief Robert Kennedy’s guide to the best arm exercises. With contest reports, Olympia backstage coverage, and features from Vince Gironda, Norman Zale, and Al Beckles, this magazine captures the drama and discipline of bodybuilding’s golden era.

Condition:
The magazine is in good condition. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review all photos for details of wear and overall quality. Each magazine ships with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

Contents Include:

  • Editorial
    Monthly! — Robert Kennedy reflects on his ambition to bring MuscleMag to monthly publication (p. 6)

  • Lead Article
    Samir Bannout: Lion of Lebanon — Training methods and competitive spirit of Samir Bannout (p. 37)

  • Biography
    Tony Emmott: English Gentleman — Secrets and story of NABBA Pro Mr. Universe (p. 27)
    Eight Best Upper Arm Exercises — Robert Kennedy’s essential guide for size and power (p. 20)

  • Appendages
    Whose Thighs Are They Anyway? — A fun bodybuilding recognition challenge (p. 18)
    Mr. International — Contest report (p. 31)
    Backstage at the Olympia — A closer look at one of bodybuilding’s most controversial contests (p. 14)

  • Regular Features
    Muscle Tips (p. 36)
    Top Man — Al Beckles (p. 13)
    Callender Answers — Roy Callender shares training advice (p. 44)
    Nutritional Talk — With Norman Zale (p. 50)
    Quotable Quotes (p. 45)
    Muscle-Go-Round — News and gossip from bodybuilding (p. 8)
    Beef It! — The Barbarians (p. 66)
    Vince’s Questions and Answers — Insights from Vince Gironda (p. 65)
    Classified Ads (p. 60)

  • Readers Section
    MuscleMail — Reader letters (p. 10)
    Ask Bob? — Robert Kennedy’s advice for training problems (p. 62)

Cover Feature:
Samir Bannout, “Lion of Lebanon,” in the midst of his rise to bodybuilding prominence.

This issue is especially valuable for Samir Bannout’s training feature, Robert Kennedy’s arm specialization article, and Tony Emmott’s long-term bodybuilding insights, making it an excellent addition to any vintage bodybuilding magazine collection.

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