Men's Fitness Magazine

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"

The Tabloid of Fitness Magazines
A review of Men's Fitness Magazine, November 3, 2009
Submitted by: Mike from Boston, MA

This magazine is entertaining to read, but lacks quality information. The products that are reviewed are bogus, and they always receive sparkling reviews. This is like the tabloid of fitness magazines. Mens Health has much more useful fitness information, and product reviews in it. I guess you get what you pay for. That being said, Men's Fitness is entertaining to read. It's good material to read on an airplane or a waiting room.

Not good
A review of Men's Fitness Magazine, March 25, 2009
Submitted by: Rob

Wish I never subscribed..This mag has way too many ads. Sometimes u think your reading a good article just to find out at the end it was just another add.

Its great
A review of Men's Fitness Magazine, February 3, 2009
Submitted by: ku_fan from wichita, ks

Enjoy it alot