Men's Fitness Magazine

Pros: None
Cons: Graphically boring and drab

For some strange reason, we receive the magazine Men's Fitness. My husband swears that he did not order it, and prefers Men's Health to it, any day of the week. The latest issue headlines Natural Sex Boosters with HARD, FAST...

Pros: Great writing/good workout routines
Cons: Becoming very commercial

Weider publications is proud of their line-up of top notched magazines and fitness products, and they generally do exactly what they say they will do. For sixteen years, Men's Fitness has been publishing excellent articles covering many different facets...

Pros: basic lifting exercises and health tips
Cons: too basic, articles and exercises are recycled

Men's Fitness offers all the basics for beginner lifters in it's monthly men's fitness magazine. MF boasts the basic health and exercise tips in a typical men's magazine fully-loaded with lots of bull. Simply put, there are some interesting articles,...

Pros: An interesting tidbit or two
Cons: Aimed too much at bodybuilders

Looks like a number of Epinionators (is that the correct term? ) hold some disdain for Men's Fitness magazine - moi included. Where did this magazine come from? Like the ancient Druids, it's purpose and origins remain a mystery. Mine came thanks to a...

Pros: Good Tips, Good Instructional Pics
Cons: Enough with the women pics, it's a mens workout magazine

Men's Fitness has arrived in my mailbox monthly for the last 2 years and I have enjoyed reading the majority of issues. I have actually learned alot about working out, dieting, health conscious decisions and so forth. I have also been swamped with...

Pros: Good info
Cons: Not enough babes

I find the magazine useful and informative, but as a card-carrying heterosexual male, I find the magazine leading somewhat to the homoerotic. A couple of issues back, Pamela Anderson was on the cover; this sparked several complaint letters from readers...

Pros: Each issue, you'll probably get at least 1 thing that really helps you.
Cons: Not enough content, too many articles that are silly and non-related.

In order to get me to see the mag, and hopefully get a subscription (pretty desperate marketing tactic, huh?), Mens Fitness started sending me free isues. The latest one claimed that unless I started paying them, I wouldn't receive them anymore. So ...

Pros: Plenty of useful info and advice, good real life stories
Cons: Lots of adverts

One thing I get really fed up with is the constant barrage of men's magazines which are full of smut, pointless pub ammo and page upon page of football results. It's refreshing to see a magazine that is aimed at men, which provides useful advice on ...

Pros: cool tips
Cons: -none-

Men's Fitness magazine is for the guy who wants to stay healthy, stay fit and have a healthy sexual life. It also gives you advice for the better functioning of your body. For example they advise you on the benefits of eating a well balanced diet and to...

Pros: Excellent lay out, great content, nice photos, Lots of workout tips..
Cons: No complaints so far, but keep the pictures to a low key...

It is all part of the cycle of celebrity, gorgeous women gracing the covers of magazines, desire to sell tons of copies and men's voyeuristic leanings. This is the recipe for most men's journals. Don't the publishers do the same for magazines targeted...

Pros: Visually appealing, well-organized, full of content.
Cons: Plenty of advertisements, but no more than any other magazine.

Men's Fitness is my favorite fitness magazine on the market today. The focus isn't entirely on weightlifting, running, diet, or sex, but rather is a perfect mix of all issues Fitness. I read each issue cover to cover, simply because there is so...

Pros: Nice pictures, good to kill time
Cons: repeats itself, rarely contains real news

Men's Fitness is nice to read. That's about it. It rarely goes into depth and really is no more than the average women's magazine.
When it comes to fitness, I think I know what I am talking about (I have a trainer license, read tons of related books...

Pros: General Fitness Topics
Cons: A Lot of Sex Topics

"Men's Fitness" was the first fitness magazine I ever read loyally. Now you're probably looking back at my name and asking yourself, "Why would a woman read a man's magazine? Unless, maybe???" No, you can drop those ideas right now!...