Men's Fitness Magazine

A review of Men's Fitness Magazine, January 31, 2012
Submitted by: Coach from Dallas, TX

"Men's Fitness is a Must Read on Male Optimal Fitness"
Men's Fitness has made it realistic to become a better me at 61.     Men's Fitness equals a little Solomon like wisdom on fitness plus a little Samson like muscle-mass directions.

A review of Men's Fitness Magazine, April 19, 2011
Submitted by: Man

This magazine was more on body building than health issues.  I was disappointed as at 65 I'm more interested in healthy lifestyles.

This fitness magazine is a waste of money
A review of Men's Fitness Magazine, March 8, 2011
Submitted by: js from Scituate, MA

The magazine is nothing more than a collection of ads for a smorgashboard of products. The fitness info seems to be an afterthought.

Not for me
A review of Men's Fitness Magazine, February 24, 2010
Submitted by: MIKE H from st louis, mo

Maybe I'm just getting too old for this stuff, but maybe not. This magazine is geared toward the very young bachelor, which is fine for them, of course--not for me. Hey--you have to  find your audience. At 50, many of the exercises are not helpful and the diet suggestions are ho-hum and kind of DUH.  I don't want to be ripped anymore. By this time, I figure if I'm not, I won't be. And who the heck can exercise as suggested, work and play, too? Good for gym rats only.

average
A review of Men's Fitness Magazine, December 9, 2009
Submitted by: C.

There is occasional good information, but for the most part it is saturated with ads for weight loss/protein/creatine supplements. Might as well call it "Ads for Fitness"