Next MD Cover | Wolf Getting Pumped for the Olympia
Next MD Cover: Dennis Wolf Getting Pumped for the Olympia
Dennis Wolf’s flexing his biceps on the cover of this month’s MD sends a warning to those who might compete against him onstage at the Olympia: the Big Bad Wolf is out for blood. Dennis is coming off his best year ever as a bodybuilder in 2014, when he won the Arnold Classic and the Arnold Classic Europe. Dennis views all bodybuilders who might oppose him as potential prey, and he has sharpened his bodybuilding claws to go in for the kill. When Dennis howls in 2015, which bodybuilders will be whimpering?
Dennis didn’t compete in this year’s Arnold Classic, looking to repeat his victory from last year. As he tells MD’s Peter McGough in “The Wolf Pact.” Dennis is lying low and following a 12-month plan of attack on the 2015 Mr. Olympia contest. As Dennis puts it, “I’m totally focused on working my ass off” and he vows: “I won’t disappoint you guys at the next Olympia. I will do everything in my power to be at my absolute best. I will be better than ever, I promise you that.”
Gentleman, MD gives you the right to bear some big-ass arms! In “Six Weeks to Big Guns! You Can’t Fail Guide to Bigger Bi’s and Tri’s.” MD’s Ron Harris tells you how to build thick, peaked biceps and sweeping horseshoe triceps.
When Alexis Rivera Rolon swept the superheavyweight and overall titles at the 2014 Nationals, he displayed a jaw-dropping 5’9, 238-pound physique that featured some of the best biceps and quads in the entire show, as well as the type of crystal-clear condition that’s typically lacking in the bigger men these days. Rolon also became Puerto Rico’s first Overall Champion.
Branch Warren, Victor Martinez and Evan Centopani are all known for their tremendous shoulder development. We brought these three deltoid demons together to talk about how to craft your own pair of monster delts.
Muscular Development has spent more than a half-century shining a spotlight on the most well-developed arms in the world. We’ve shared workouts and tips for arm training, and our photographers have captured many of the most celebrated and structurally sound arms known to man. But the question we receive more than any other is one that Dan Solomon and a panel of legendary names in bodybuilding answers this month on “Who Has The Best Arms of All Time?”
The rest of the book is packed to the binder as usual – making MD your one-stop, most authoritative source for optimizing muscular development with the latest cutting-edge research on training, nutrition, fat loss, performance-enhancing drugs, muscle growth and bodybuilding science-and exclusive information from the industry experts, insiders and bodybuilding legends who make it all happen. See you next month!
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